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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1930
Page
6
A lighthearted court scene centers on a Beauty arrested for traffic mishaps and a defamation of jury bias debate. Attorneys clash over whether elderly, middle aged, or younger jurors suit the case best. The final panel a mixed jury yields a verdict in Beauty's favor amid playful commentary.
A narrator plans a holiday scheme to occupy her two nephews and win cooperation from Dicky. She aims to involve his money and time for a Christmas surprise while navigating tension over funding, paternal authority, and the sons’ mischievous plans. The dialogue reveals family dynamics and a subtle strain over generosity.
A Friday astrological column forecasts a lively day with possible financial outlays and lucky ventures if cautious with contracts. The text then shifts to a serialized fiction scene where characters discuss home renovations, hunting plans, and family tensions, hinting at future developments.
Seen on Fifth Ave. describes women's fashion trends as velvet suits with blue fox trim and upstanding collars, peplums, and long sleeves. Negligees and luxurious pajamas transition to formal wear, with revived mesh bags, enamel framed and colorful, and robes blending nightwear with evening gowns. The piece notes comfort, revival motifs, and a shift from high neck muslin wedding attire to opulent, varied fabrics.
A fashion feature showcases three new umbrellas as bright exceptions to dreary weather. The blue silk piece uses a cream wood dog head handle, the center item pairs brown silk with a clear amber handle, and the black silk umbrella boasts an ivory inlaid enamel handle with white flecks.
Mischievous Winter winds tease with fashion and romance as they sweep skirts about and push wearers into Cupid era embraces. The winds, urged by Dan Cupid, chase victims into the arms of love as they whirl about in playful gusts.
Sausage proves versatile for breakfast lunch or supper and remains popular in cold weather. The piece surveys sausage varieties from frankfurters to salami, noting international styles and casingless trends, then offers simple serving ideas like a sausage omelet and reheating leftovers.
A home kitchen feature by Alice Lynn Barry describes making tasty sandwiches with fresh bread or toast and reheated sauces. It highlights a Salami and Roquefort cheese sandwich on rye as surprisingly flavorful and provides a baked potato with sausage as a simple luncheon option.
Annie Laurie answers teen questions about asking a prom date, dating etiquette, returning gifts, and escorting a date home. It advises finding common school activities to connect, handling faded interest by moving on, and offers cautions on jewelry gifts and proper escort manners.
The article offers household tricks using sour milk to remove mildew from linen. It instructs soaking linen for about an hour then sun drying. It also suggests dampening pastry edges with milk to keep fruit tart crust from becoming soggy.
Dr. R. Copeland urges annual physicals and lifestyle changes to prevent high blood pressure. He notes normal pressure varies, links hypertension to nervous strain and to intestinal poisoning, and stresses exercise such as golf and walking to keep muscles and vessels healthy.
The City of Vienna features grand promenades and the Ring Strasse as a focal point with government buildings and the Burg Theatre. Danube canal edges the inner city with bridges and ornate statues, while old cobbled streets, beer gardens, and heurigen wine shops mark springtime sociability.
Shadow children argue over a supposed shortcut through the tea-time factory in the Chinese Plate. Ting-a-Ling warns against chimney entry as the group explores a winding corridor with clanging hammers and voices, while they ignore the warning and drift deeper into the strange scene.
A compilation of brief maxims and cautions from Cicero Sallust Juvenal Horace Seneca and others on power virtue and human behavior. The quotes explore courage envy kindness hospitality and the public vs private selves.
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