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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1932
Page
8
A health column stresses that the six year molars are prone to neglect and decay. It urges parents to start dental visits as soon as these first permanent teeth appear, noting the high risk of infection and potential loss if untreated.
Reader asks about left throat lumps after tonsil removal and possible incomplete operation. Answer: have throat examined to check if tonsils were fully removed. Also advice on weight gain includes nourishing foods and cod liver oil. yeast timing suggested after meals.
An 18 year old asks if she should trust two ex fiances and how to prove to a new love she is sincere. Advice urges honesty about past rejections, explains trust signals, and suggests breaking off if love fails to convince the partner. Another reader asks about a long distance suitor. guidance notes distance, parental introductions, and clear communication.
Dorothy Flack sketches a cautionary tale about gossip harming love and trust. The piece condemns sensational stories and urges readers to reject rumors whether true or false, defending lovers and promoting happiness through frankness.
A fragment from a melodrama scene shows Heart of a Wie Harry Underwood linking a comment to Lillian amid old romance involving Marion and Robert Sagarin. Dicky intervenes with a blunt rebuke and vows to defend, while accusations of jealousy surface from estranged days.
The article describes Bali as the end of many around the world cruises, famed for its dance music temples and serene culture. It highlights the Balinese people, their art, gold cloths and festivals, and the sublime scenery from jungle roads to highland villages where dancers wear gold crowns and performers gather on mats.
The January 13 astrology column highlights courtship, marriage, social harmony, and personal achievement through diligence. It notes birthday horoscopes, possible promotions, and warns to be careful signing writings. Notable figure Salmon P. Chase appears in a colorful aside about nativity and music in Bali contrasts.
Adele Garrison portrays a tense kitchen table discussion among Lillian Harry Dicky and Willon as Mary pursues Owen while Marion grows jealous. The dialogue discloses a planned ruse and mounting doubts about Mary’s horse sense in love.
A 1932 opinion argues a strong mind governs even a fit body. The writer questions the obsession with diet, rest, and physique as the path to genius, citing Edison versus Sullivan and Roosevelt’s triumphs despite frail bodies, urging balance over body-centric ideals.
The passage notes stew as a universal dish with various regional names such as Hungarian Goulash French Ragout Irish Stew Indian Curry Bouillabaisse and New England Boiled Dinner. It emphasizes flavor over style and the shared basic idea of stews across countries.
The article blends Vera Winston fashion tips with culinary entries including Chop Suey and stews. It highlights bright color contrasts in early Spring wool and silk outfits and offers varied recipes for Chop Suey Lamb Stew Irish Stew and Fricassee Chicken with step by step instructions.
A display on Fifth Avenue features smart coats and jackets in four or fabric with bright color blends. Reds browns yellows and greens appear in bold ensembles. Many coats show huge shirred collars and sleeves, notably red velvet models. A white velvet coat with a short train shows a large silver fox fur collar and matching fur on wide sleeves.
A child narrator and shadows explore what happens to a blown out candle. The flame travels with the shadows, flickers to a pebble in a garden, and they attempt to cool or cage it. The flame seeks a hot furnace while the shadows seek a cooler resting place before ending with a mysterious note.
Aline Michaelis describes a small hillside house with wind singing around cedar brakes. She longs for a cheap dwelling with God's winds and a guiding star to illuminate nights, finding cheer in birdsong and divine protection despite loneliness.
A collage of quotations on wealth, war, marriage, virtue, and social behavior. Notes include Alexander the Great, Hobbes, Thackeray, Milton, and others, contrasting ambition, greed, restraint, and personal conduct. The excerpt reads as a compact salon of maxims.
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