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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1932
Page
6
They reject apartments and aim to buy a lot with a builder friend to create a permanent home. They recount memories of a seaside house with a garden and fruit trees, dreaming of a warm winter residence and a future baby. The plan includes instalment purchases and a small garden, with the home built by a family tradition.
In a tense scene the narrator reviews family tensions as Marion’s growing interest in Owen, older than her father, emerges. Mary’s puzzling attitude alarms the others while Madge asserts control and prepares to shield the younger generation from scandal. The group debates who is affected and how to proceed.
Adele Garrison narrates through a tense domestic scene as Lillian confronts a suspected romantic entanglement involving an older man. The dialogue reveals jealousy, speculation, and a hidden memory of Lillian’s past with artist Robert Savarin, signaling a melodramatic family storm brewing.
A fashion diary entry describes a model preparing for a Florida branch inauguration, traveling with Madame and missing a guardian, as she packs a modest wardrobe from Wynen frocks and georgette pieces. The voyage to a premier winter resort includes notes on ensemble details and excitement for swimming in winter.
The Stars Say for Tuesday January 12 notes activity, progress and profit in affairs with increased standing and money through power figures and personal acumen. It urges pursuing ambitions, hints at change, and suggests those born on this day may gain success with support from authorities. Notable natality mentions Jack London.
Odd rule requires students to obtain college dean approval before hiring a taxicab for more than one hour. In New York pickpockets drop to nine per day last year from 35 in 1929 and 200 in 1915, while murder caused 12 006 U S deaths in the prior year.
A chic fashion note describes dresses with sparkling sleeves using rhinestones sequins and beading. Hostess and guest gowns in georgette velvet or crepe feature silver or black sequin sleeves and embroidery, suitable for home dinners and after work outings.
The article argues for clearly visible house numbers on doors, steps, or sidewalks to help visitors find addresses. It praises carved or illuminated designs and decorative plaques in brass iron or modern metals, while noting apartment dwellers often lack visible numbers and suggesting annual checks and improved signage.
Reader questions skin care for dry sensitive skin and chapping from cold water. Use cleansing cream instead of soap, apply nourishing cream at night, then cold water in the morning. If week passes with no improvement, switch to a cleansing tonic and continue for months for lasting normalization.
Dr. Copeland urges early detection of flat feet in children and presents simple exercises to strengthen foot muscles and arches. He notes improper footwear worsens the condition and outlines routines done twice daily to improve circulation and arch support, avoiding overreliance on arch supports alone.
A column presents questions on catarrh weight for a13 year old girl 6 ft 1 in and nursing mother smoking health diet for colitis and chronic diarrhea with colon issues. Answers advise requests for full particulars by sending S A envelopes and repeating questions.
Teen girl asks a teacher for advice on signing letters and about a 18 year old girl dating a 20 year old. Nancy Lee advises honesty or stopping the correspondence. May offers a pragmatic view that love is a risk and trust matters if the partner is true.
A whimsical tale where five child shadows, named oppositely to their masters, manage and measure darkness in a house. They haul darkness from the cellar, place it around rooms, and sprint to hide it when lights flash on. The shadows tire as children flicker lights on and off.
Poem laments missing sun during winter as speaker recalls golden sunbeams and distant summers. The speaker seeks sunlight on a dim winter morn while a heart held flame promises spring and warmth returning after the long season.
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