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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1930
Page
6
A feature portrait of Mary a dramatic lively woman whose temperament swings from playful generosity to grand disconnection. The piece contrasts her bright generosity with a dreamlike vision of castles and clouds and notes how she slips from warmth to aloofness symbolized by her calling her mother Mo.
A mother recalls a quarrel between her sons Junior and Roderick over a profane word one boy heard and repeated. Junior reveals the source Jerry Ticer used the epithet, while the mother wrestles with protecting both boys and quieting the feud. The tale ends with plans to involve Roderick and resolve the jealousy through discussion.
A new Polytechnic Women's Institute on Portland Street London costs 1 000 900 dollars and features a versatile hall that doubles as a gymnasium with retractable apparatus and a disappearing fountain bathroom. A five ton movable screen can split the space into two, reflecting innovative design. Ostrich hunting in the Kalahari yields seventy diamonds from two birds, with diamonds rumored in Namaqualand's alluvial deposits.
The article surveys Athens as center of Greek civilization from antiquity to modern times. It notes Acropolis prominence, new pine groves around ruins, rapid modern growth, civic philanthropy, and efforts to preserve antiquities, while describing the sobering, calm character of its poorer outskirts and distinctive attire of traveling countrymen.
Genevieve Efemble He writes a Wednesday forecast warning of adverse employment and financial outlooks for those under others’ employ. Hazardous speculation and possible losses loom with abrupt changes or travels. Those born on the day should guard funds and avoid rash investments and fraud.
The writer recalls a joyful revival of old carol singing by a group of girls. Their selfless aim is to bring happiness to others through their voices. The vivid memory emphasizes their beauty, generosity, and the spirit of Christmas.
A two year study by New York City Welfare Council’s Medical Social Service Section calls for major cancer controls. NYC to add a dedicated cancer hospital and cancer clinics in 26 city hospitals, plus a chief to oversee city wide efforts. The report cites 7500 cancer deaths annually and only 888 hospital beds for cancer patients, urging evening clinics and improved reporting, autopsies, and lab facilities.
Annie Laurie counsels a nearly seventeen year old girl on curfews and dating within parental limits. A correspondent suggests inviting friends home to observe associations before outings, while Waiting cautions that reconciliation may occur without intervention.
Helpful hints advise wrapping cheese in a vinegar water cloth to keep it fresh in warm weather. Melting butter or margarine in the preserving pan prevents jam from sticking. A small lump of sugar added to green vegetables during boiling enhances flavor and preserves color.
Home serving is best for fritters which should be hot crisp and eaten immediately. A basic batter uses flour baking powder salt milk and egg with optional sour cream batter for extra tenderness. Fruit pieces or other foods can be dipped and fried, then drained and served with sugar or sauce.
Five shadow children named Mil Yam Knarf Flor and Hanid glimpse swallows urging a southward migration on a cold cloudy day. The winged flock promises warmth and a future escape from winter while the shadow children, lacking wings, wonder how to follow and sigh over their fate.
The feature suggests a smart tan tweed coat with raccoon collar worn over a tan sweater with a brown modern design and a brown broadcloth skirt. The three quarter length coat sleeves are edged in brown broadcloth for a polished winter casual look.
A collection of brief maxims and literary quotes from Bovee Beattie Gray MacDonald Lessing Kemble on criticism virtue trust and generosity. The sayings span authors and themes about wit honesty belief and rewards of giving.
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