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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1931
Page
6
Dr. Roy A Copeland urges mothers to ensure children receive energy boosting foods and proper meals. He notes malnutrition stems from poor diets and inadequate breakfasts. Emphasizing fruit juice milk and cereal at breakfast, he links rest, naps, fresh air and sunshine to healthy growth.
A collation of brief medical questions and answers discusses when to remove diseased tonsils, eczema care, kissing TB patients if sputum is infectious, and whether hard work after meals affects blood pressure.
Guidance on using tonics for skin care from cleanse to prevention. Describes a boric acid and alum tonic for oily skin and enlarged pores with steps for preparation and application. Recommends switching from remedial tonics to preventive routines after treating conditions.
The astrology column predicts a vivid day with progress after removing old blocks. Excitability and impulsive conduct can hinder gains though firm self control and alertness to deception bring excellent results. Literary matters flourish and birthdays mark a promising year with new opportunities and contracts.
The report cites six month figures in Iran with two new motorcycles, and Australia boasting about 100 000 000 sheep, over ten times the Wunian inhabitants. It notes 1400 cocktail mixtures and describes Dartmoor prisoner classes by voluntary teachers with foreign languages popular. Sir Eric Geddes, age 55, is said to work 36 hours straight.
A strained kitchen scene reveals a hidden lock-box tied to Marion Morton’s grandmother. Lillian and Marion’s past unfolds as the tale hints at a family feud and a secret burial of trust, with references to Tom Morton and a warning from a matriarch. The narrator promises to continue the story tomorrow.
Eleanor Ross discusses the male shaving dilemma and how new bathroom accessories ease the daily routine. She notes moving shaving stands with drawers, tilt mirrors, and dual lights to eliminate shadows, while warns against crowded shelves and shared spaces.
A fashion note on Fifth Avenue highlights plaid Scotch patterns as a new clutch for daytime wear. An afternoon dress in dark brown canton crepe showcases plaid accents across the shoulders and sleeves with a tunic skirt and flared overskirt for a tailored silhouette.
By Winifred Black, the piece imagines Sir Arthur Conan Doyle answering Heaven’s questions about food, fashion, and journalism. It playfully muses on posthumous life, while wondering if human foibles persist beyond death and how newspapers might shape the afterlife.
A correspondence piece where Nancy Lee advises young women on romance and trust. A nineteen year old questions a five year senior Americanized oriental lover who offered marriage and drinks but shows care. The columnist urges trust and patience, noting love tests time and demonstrating good intentions.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of buying lounging pajamas for Pam using a Christmas gift. She praises the pajama costume for comfort and style, noting striped patterns and violet crepe with a square-neck blouse. The outfit features hip-fitted trousers with practical buttons, and the piece emphasizes elegance at home and during visits.
A group of shadow-children in a curious country meet two voices arguing who is taller. Snug and Bug claim height, but the shadows conclude both are equal. Knarf proposes a plan to settle the dispute, with a cliffhanger tease for tomorrow.
A collage of quotations on charity, affection, self mastery, and wit. Barrow speaks of benevolence among men and tenderness within families while L EStrange notes inbred affection. Kempis Wilde Shakespeare Preault offer concise reflections on virtue and emotion.
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