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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1931
Page
12
Article by Dr. Royal S. Copeland urges public care to curb influenza spread noting the 1918 pandemic showed viruses spread via hands and crowds. It stresses bed rest, isolation, hygiene, and avoiding kissing during outbreaks to prevent secondary infections and pneumonia.
A reader asks about reducing salts and weight control through diet. Answers advise caution with salts, link weight loss to diet, and suggest finding underlying causes for dark circles and swollen eyelids. Guidance covers kidney congestion and seeking a family physician for kidney issues, with a note to request full diet details for an 11 month old.
Ima, the capital of Peru, Lima, blends Moorish streets with modern vibes. The city preserves Conquistador roots, elegant dress, and the River Rimac’s seasonal flood. The Cathedral houses Pizarro’s remains and the city boasts colorful parades, old churches, and museums.
Planetary conditions in rulership show little fortune for most today. Those employed by others may gain small favors from superiors while many face turmoil and perturbation. Finances are in a critical arc with risk of fraud or secret attack. Birthday individuals may not enjoy a strong year without employment gains. A child born today may be diffident and seek quiet work away from strife.
An editorial fragment extols winter sport women, contrasting hothouse flowers with athletic skaters. It praises healthy, active girls who enjoy skating and skiing, while noting cautious beauties may falter in cold weather and on ice. It suggests winter outings reveal true interest in winter sports and fitness.
Madge frets over Mrs. Ticer’s uneasy mood as Underwood family praises the neighbor who built the circular pool behind the rose garden. Dicky and Sam applaud Mr. Graham’s concrete work and plants while Barrett recalls the hospital welcome for Madge.
A fragment from 1931 columns shows two 16 and 18 year old girls asking Nancy Lee for dating guidance. Advice suggests sending a short note to confirm interest, then accepting if responses stop, with reflections on relationships, gardens, and neighborly anecdotes preceding a clue for a continuation tomorrow.
Winifred Black writes that old favorite girls names have faded, replaced by modern trends and changing fashions. The piece notes the shift away from traditional names like Follow-Me-Johnny and bronze slippers in favor of current naming styles.
Winifred Black writes a nostalgic column recalling Nellie, her aunts, and long-ago neighbors. She muses on names that fade, girls who change names with fashion, and the persistence of character behind new appearances, noting 1951 copyright.
The article urges adding green vegetables to winter meals to balance meat rich gravies and desserts. It lists artichokes, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, celery, and cabbage as abundant in winter markets, noting raw and chilled serving options with flavorful dressings.
Household hints cover selecting juicy oranges by size, standard measures, disposable hemstitched tissue handkerchiefs, home banking caution, and a tip to beat egg whites with cream of tartar. Advice includes packing dresses with tissue paper to prevent creases and basic measurement conversions.
Vera Winston notes a shift from heavy fur collars to flat fur trims and tailor fit effects using squirrel or mink. Gray dominates as a costume color and the model showcases a dark red coat flecked with gray, with a tailored skirt, set in yoke, and stand collar trimmed in squirrel.
Shadows seek the elusive toothmaker who supposedly lives beyond the wall in a distant country. Knarf leads the group through a portal into the house’s cellar where the busy craftsman whets his knives and hammers, hinting at a forthcoming meeting.
A collection of aphorisms on mind, language, navigation, opportunity, ignorance, hatred, and wisdom. Notable authors include Colton La Rochefoucauld Franklin Napoleon and La Rochefoucauld again. Each line offers reflection on human nature and intelligence.
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