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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1930
Page
6
Health advice notes back pain causes from poisons to posture. Heat helps relief and a doctor should examine if pain is acute. Readers send health questions on skin, hair, weight, circulation, and blood pressure with simple dietary and lifestyle guidance.
A wife persuades her husband to convert a basement into a home workshop gym and boxing space for their son Junior. Dicky remains cautious but supportive, while plans to involve Sam Ticer and family unfold as the couple balances finances and impending Christmas demands. The piece closes with a promise to continue tomorrow.
The astral mutations for this day are negative for ordinary affairs yet may bring exciting or unusual developments. With good management delays are possible but can be turned to advantage. Personal matters lean to introspection and birthdays may require bold action to overcome obstacles. A child born today may show inventive or research tendencies.
A guide to collecting and using decorative kitchen moulds to enhance presentation. Moulds in shapes like stars fruits birds and animals can elevate staples such as squash greens beans and potatoes. Properly molded dishes transform humble foods into appealing courses for children and adults.
A scan of unusual facts notes identity discs for Japanese citizens from birth, Harris Scots harvesting whale flesh for Congo markets, and Japan’s whale beef consumption. It cites fur farming growth, Canada’s 3 to 4 million pound yearly value, a French pigeon returning home to Windsor, U S murder rate figures, Sweden Swedes repatriation links to 1670 settlers near Estonia.
Forecasts show spring styles clinging to popularity with sun-back and sleeveless frocks remaining in favor. White linen and crepe de Chine designs feature modern waistlines, low back V shapes, and green striped fabrics with coordinated hats. Linen bags and shoes return for southern wear.
A vivid portrait of Horatio Nelson as a child in Burnham Thorpe Norfolk showing fearlessness and duty. It recalls a night raid to fetch fruit from a strict schoolmaster's garden and a family errand deemed dangerous, shaping his future heroic character.
A narrative of Horatio Nelson born 1758 in Norfolk showing early boldness in snow mounted on a horse and bravery against a polar bear in 1778. It notes his sea career starting at age twelve, polar expedition, Nile victory, Copenhagen, Trafalgar death in 1805 and rise to viscount and admiral.
A 1920 column discusses raising girls in strict Christian homes and balance between upbringing and enjoying life. Annie Laurie answers reader questions about responding to a pleasant meeting, noting acceptable, courteous replies.
The visiting Foreigner in a 1930 piece finds Americans lively and diverse in beliefs and humor. She exchanges remarks on religion culture and stories while two American women recall wartime choices family memory and pensions. The piece contrasts foreign impressions with domestic anecdotes.
Grace Thorncliffe notes JR and Mrs Gray visit the shop for social and business reasons. Mrs Gray buys a sports suit and wardrobe pieces for a Southern vacation while Mr Gray stays affectionate and the model considers sending items to her mother based on fit.
Five shadow children and their friend Tinga Ling find a tea time factory inside a Chinese plate. They enter a cruller chimney and tumble into a tea strainer where Chinamen work making tea time utensils. They are squeezed out through the holes as a warning.
A compact collection of reflective lines on wealth, power, knowledge and charity, attributing themes to Montaigne Bacon and Goethe. The excerpt contrasts wealth with soul poverty and warns against excess in power and knowledge while praising charity.
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