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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1932
Page
6
An editorial playful on year round swimming and beach fashion, comparing Palm Beach scenes to ordinary girls in indoor pools. It notes that water, swimsuits, and healthy activity transcend seasons and geography, celebrating democratized leisure and self-made imitation as a universal pleasure.
A health column discusses common ear problems caused by neglect or improper cleaning. It warns against picking or inserting items, explains wax plugs and middle ear infections, and advises gentle nose blowing, avoidance of cold damage, and seeking physician care for persistent or severe symptoms.
A reader asks about ideal weight for a 16 year old male 5 feet 10 inches tall, with guidance estimating 146 pounds as average. Advice covers appetite, eating between meals, exercise, eye strain relief, acne years, weight gain, and heart pain with referrals to specialists and a request for stamped envelopes for full details.
A reader asks if a reconciled boyfriend is sincere after earlier heartbreak. Blondie replies that the girl should talk honestly about fault, admit past hurt, and seek clear friendship. If both acknowledge mistakes, a firm true friendship may endure instead of ending over pride.
A narrator describes a family shore dinner welcoming back Lillian and guests Kathleen Marion and Ronald Brixton, with Mary and Noel present. The meal centers on steamed clams, lobsters, broiled chicken, and sweet corn from Jim's autumn garden, while social maneuvering and unspoken tensions play out around seating and attention.
Genevieve Kemble notes unusually active cosmic influences for the day with potential excitement after a long obstacle. Expect balancing fortunes and stronger possessions but possible disputes, underhand hostility, and agitated private affairs. A January 27 child may be energetic and quarrelsome yet practical and successful. Notable nativity: William Hohensollern, ex Emperor of Germany.
Adele Garrison portrays a social dinner scene where Mary draws Noel Veritzen, while Marion resents the attention given to her rival. Bob Trevellan flirts with Carolyn as Noel’s arrival unsettles the group then hints at a forthcoming grimmer development. A telegram for Harry Underwood adds a foreshadowing thread.
TEMPLE MANNING paints a vivid travel portrait of Johannesburg and Rhodesia. He describes mining thrills in the Rand Club era, the vast gold mines, and the Kruger Park, while noting hotel life, shops, clubs, and native dances as part of the African travel experience.
Satin reappears in Spring fashion as evening gowns dominate ballrooms. While limelight favors lames and velvets for night wear, satin frocks appear in black and pastel hues with long silhouettes. A capuchine satin evening dress features a cow neckline, crossed back V, seam detailing, and a brown velvet ribbon sash.
During the Great War over seven million men and women served for Britain, with about four and a half million still living. The United States reveals cats are popular, with an estimated 120 million in total and New York alone accounting for seven million.
A lighthearted column by Winifred Black about Irish Terrier Demi-Tasse and dog Pat sharing a home. Once rivals, the pair now chase the same ball and eat from the same plate, illustrating environment shaping behavior. The piece ends with a warm note on pets bringing joy to city life.
A winter tale where a white bear wakes to help shadow children reach a frozen lake. Sparrows trick the bear into punching a hole that lets shadows visit their fish friends beneath the ice. The bear’s hunger makes him break through, drawing quiet danger and playful mischief.
The text advises choosing cold water for stain treatment to avoid spreading or setting grease. Hot water often damages stains and should be avoided when unsure of a mark. Cold water dissolves sugar and egg stains, and even fatty stains respond to cold water with soap. For fabrics, lukewarm soap suds are fine, while boiling water is for harsh laundry tasks. Wallpaper washable with tepid water and mild soap.
An excerpt titled Our Rhyming Optimist portrays a winter ascent to a hillcrest with a glowing cabin light beckoning. The speaker and companion observe warmth and love inside the cabin, contrasting harsh winds outside. The scene centers on shared affection and the comfort found in a loving pair.
A compilation of maxims and sayings from various sources. Includes proverbs on counsel safety warmth and risk, along with literary lines from Whittier Morris Voltaire and Isaiah. The mix presents reflections on bearing burdens facing despair and moral guidance in compact form.
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