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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1931
Page
10
BRAHAM WOOLFF arrived in America forty five years ago with almost nothing. He saved steadily, bought cheap items, and turned pennies into a sizable fortune. He left most of his wealth to his wife and lived simply, asking readers if they would trade places for a million dollars.
Temple Manning tours Fatehpur Sikri near a rail stop from era, describing the Gateway to Victory rising 170 feet, Salim Chisti tomb famed for Taj Mahal like craftsmanship, the Great Mosque courtyard arcades, Akbar’s tomb with ornate Koranic verses, and the city’s decline about fifty years after completion.
Nancy Lee counsels a 15 year old girl on planning a home party with parental permission, guest list, simple refreshments, music, and light entertainment. Guidance covers inviting friends by note, coordinating with a mother, and keeping events age appropriate.
A reflective piece on Beauty relying on appearance and fashion but concluding that true, lasting loveliness comes from unselfish, tender love. Cupid watches as Beauty debates vanity and inner sweetness, contrasting external adornment with inner grace. The essay argues that love keeps one eternally young.
A grandmother chastens Junior for waking the new baby, sparking a family moment about gentleness and fear from past kidnaping. Junior responds with bravado claiming his nose is out of joint, while others react with mixed sympathy and concern as the scene unfolds.
Neptune remains shrouded by clouds leaving its surface unseen. A butterfly in Africa emits an electric shock when handled. England wastes about 690 million tons of helium yearly. An Egyptian mummy from around 1200 B.C. shows an eruption resembling smallpox. Pneumatic tires and unbreakable glass windscreens may be compulsory for vehicles in five to six years.
Article by Josephine Huddleston discusses sunburn and tan removal for shoulders and back. It lists mild bleaching methods using lemon juice and peroxide, with cautions on skin irritation and step by step application. A stronger but non harsh option and a promise of next installment are noted.
Dr Copeland extols milk as the nearly perfect food and outlines simple ways it can fit into daily meals. He argues for milk’s role in a balanced diet and describes practical serving ideas for all ages.
The article quotes United States Senator Royall Copeland urging mothers to find appealing ways to feed milk to children. He suggests using milk in soups and dishes, making milk drinks and ice cream at home, and treating milk as a daily foundation for all ages to ensure growth and health.
Health column advises sparing starches sugars and fats with regular exercise for weight control. It recommends hot and cold compresses for oily skin, diet correction to remove blackheads, and notes white spots on hands arise from pigment loss with unknown exact cause.
A Home Kitchen guide discusses serving large fish like haddock cod and salmon to please men. It explains removing bones for better appeal and outlines two baking methods with spices vegetables and lemon, plus a milk dressing option and bake times.
The article urges diplomacy and tact in dealings with employers and others while noting potential sorrows for women. It predicts a year where secret matters and intrigue may prosper for those with birthdays on this day. A child born then may be subtle, mysterious, and fond of the occult, favoring indirect methods. Recommend a casserole with cheese and mushrooms as a dish suggestion.
HE teague of fabrics votes unanimously for plaid patterns across silk wool and cotton. Day time dress shown in plaid faille silk hints at spring with a curved inset on a flared skirt, bell sleeves and a softly draped neckline. Irresistible occasion frock for the style conscious woman.
Shadow-children and toys chase a six legged skink spotted climbing a tree. The skink vanishes and reappears on a neighboring hill as they pursue it, while arguments over eye color unfold. Tomorrow: Always Obey Signs.
A compilation of maxims from Tillotson La Rochefoucauld L Esterange and Shelley. The sayings discuss religion humility ambition youth age flattery coquetry and gendered behavior with concise moral observations.
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