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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1932
Page
6
Copeland argues kids lose appetite from monotony not tonics. Promote varied menus with vegetables and fruit, ensure daily bowel movements, and beware constipation. Cod liver oil remains a vitamin D aid, but tonics often worsen appetite. Recognize worm infestations, irritability, and sleep or behavior changes. consult a physician for treatment.
Homemaking column extols radio aided sewing and the appeal of modern sewing cabinets. Describes compact, stylish designs for living rooms with ample drawers for tools and materials, screens that hide gear yet open to reveal organized compartments, and built in features to deter loss of scissors.
The article predicts a day of sudden disruption or radical change in affairs requiring new environment and potentially agreeable personal contacts. Birthdays may bring a year of turmoil with changed environment and surprising denouement. Large corporations and secret alliances thrive while money should be safeguarded. A child born may be versatile, adventurous, and unconventional and reach advancement through stratagem.
Adequate excerpt shows Adele Garrison’s narrative with characters Harry Underwood Dicky and a wife speaking in dramatic tones. The scene features a playful confrontation over trust and an eating contest joke involving frankfurters and sauerkraut as a humorous aside.
A tribute recalls Dwight Whitney Morrow 1873 1952 as a financier diplomat and statesman who championed oppressed peoples. Born in Huntington West Virginia he rose from modest origins with Amherst Col lege and Columbia law to serve as ambassador to Mexico and a U S senator. His life is praised for public service and moral leadership.
A rare description of women in red velvet wraps highlights two new evening garments. One a long dull rich red velvet coat with a tentacle-like brown fox fur collar, formfitting from neckline to hem. The second is Florentine red velvet invoking a spiral cape effect with a brown sable trim, featuring an oversleeve and draped back scarf.
A writer recalls a three quarter hour talk spree that overwhelmed a busy man in his office. She rambles about weather books football theatre music and memories while the meeting drifts into gossip and ideas. The piece ends with a plea for atonement and asks readers what leads to such talk jags.
A reader seeking comfort for a grieving mother is advised to be sympathetic and patient, encourage relief through light activities, and consider medical support for nerves. A 16 year old girl asks about a 21 year old boyfriend. the columnist urges ending the relationship, resuming friendships, and accepting heartache as part of girlhood.
A fashion diary notes upcoming Southern shop plans by Madame and a hoped winter Palm Beach presence. It previews next summer resort wear, including a two piece Zephyr brassiere suit in white or colors, hand knit exclusive models, and later machine knit versions. The writer mentions Riviera trips, Paris influences, and Florida or Havana as winter destinations.
In a quiet library Hanid Yam and Knarf meet a tiny fiddler claiming to be one of King Cole’s three. Lost after exiting a garden door, he wanders among tall books on a shelf while shadows recall other nursery characters. The scene ends as a call echoes for the fiddlers.
The poem presents the final test as living with integrity and hope. It contrasts worldly fame with lifelong faith, love, and pursuit of new dreams, urging steadfast optimism and truthfulness despite waning promises. It emphasizes enduring character over material glory.
A compact collection of old lines from La Fontaine, Tennyson, Selden, Cowper, and Shakespeare. It juxtaposes wit and weather with reflections on knowledge, fate, and human limits. The verse evokes moral insight through lively, succinct refrains.
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