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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
10
A medical guidance piece by ROYAL 8. COPELAND urges mothers to shield infants from contagious illnesses such as scarlet fever diphtheria and whooping cough. It describes transmission by carriers and outlines precautions and early symptoms to watch for, stressing prompt medical action and preventive treatment.
Question answers advise consulting a dentist for tartar removal and teeth whitening. The snippet includes a 1951 copyright note and fragmented text about birth mark removal, with no additional actionable details.
In a suspenseful scene on Long Island, Mrs Ticer reports a blue sedan with four men and a man named Hallam seen near Sag Harbor and Bridgehampton. The narrator fears an ominous warning from a Chinese visitor and reveals distress to her father who reads her moods. The chapter ends with a cliffhanger as the threat deepens.
The column notes a routine day with subdued mood and potential quickness in speech. Birthdays suggest a year of thrift, prudence, and elder guidance, with constructive habits from a tendency toward mopishness and clever speech.
A nostalgic reflection on dogs as loyal companions and their impact on people. The piece lauds canine devotion, celebrates dogs of all pedigrees, and links dog lovers to healthier, outdoorsy lifestyles and potential romances sparked by shared canine affection.
Temple Manning describes the Central Railway of Peru as possibly the world’s highest and one of the most scenic. The journey from Lima climbs through San Bartolome Surce Casapalpa to Ticle at 15 665 feet, with 65 rock tunnels and dramatic weather shifts.
The article notes a trend in men’s ready made clothing toward larger standard sizes. It highlights that a thirty eight inch chest is now common, while thirty six inches was the standard twelve years prior.
Public guidance promotes combined waist and abdomen exercises over dieting for figure improvement. Readers are advised to remove tight clothing and shoes, perform back and forward bends with hands on hips, and pendulum leg swings while counting to fifty. Progress is tracked weekly. noticeable slimming may appear in three to four weeks.
A reader asks about infidelity and keeping a marriage intact while another man looms, and Betty Ann urges honesty and loyalty to avoid harming others. A teen asks if a divorced husband candidate is trustworthy, with Nancy Lee advising to seek unbiased views and assess both partners.
Home kitchen guide by Alice Lynn Barry presents a quick canape method using caviar crackers and a make ahead liver paste. Ingredients include calves liver olives butter onion celery Worcestershire mustard peppercorns with garnish ideas such as parsley egg or pimiento for ready to serve hors d oeuvres.
Clouds of gray over Fifth Avenue signal a trend for Spring wardrobes. Gray appears in day and night wear, with gowns in silver lame and chiffon or georgette. The piece notes fabric choices, sun impact on skin, and strategic color planning for resort wear and tanning stages.
In a 1951 feature, Winifred Black discusses human moral development from ancient times to modern society. Professor Breastead of the Rockefeller Foundation explores origins of right and wrong using ancient Nile tools, noting long delays in ethical progress. The piece questions blaming others and favors self-scrutiny over judging others harshly.
Vera Winston notes renewed resort season appeal in Southern venues. The loose woven fabrics with lacey weaves come in colors and a green tweed coat trimmed in black caracal showcases smart travel and everyday wear.
Shadows hidden in a shop fearfully watch a toothmaker as a furious bear roars for a promised tooth for its cub Teddy. The toothmaker admits delays and pleads, while the shadows scramble to hide, leading to a dramatic near capture. Tomorrow reveals A Queer Tooth.
A collage of quotes argues that words reveal weak defenses, women lack regulation of mind and heart without temperance, and that general intellect often fortifies folly over reason, attributed to La Rochefoucauld and La Rochefoucault.
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