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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
12
A critical column previews a poet's last book, noting his stark contrast between beauty and decay. It highlights shocking themes from sewer smells to rotten fare, suggesting the work aims to disturb readers and drive sales while questioning the poet’s true feelings behind the bold controversial poetry.
A fragment notes 4,700,000 bachelors in France among 13,000,000 adult males. It cites a breakdown for married couples: 23 without children, 25 with one child, 22 with two children per 100 couples. Also mentions high stools in American studios to keep skirts from touching the ground.
A feature arguing for women entering domestic architecture and applying homemaking insight to real homes. It notes gaps in closets ventilation and door swing, and suggests hands on work in average houses would reveal needed improvements and inspire practical design advances.
Beiges and fawns return to the Spring color card as designers feature beige marocain frocks and matching coats. The ensemble showcases a flared skirt with fagoting, a beige wool coat, and nutria trim, offering a soft flattering silhouette for the season.
The star indicates pleasure in love, art, and social activity with possible neglect of other interests. Watch for quarrels and impulsive temper, especially in employment. favors may come from a large organization. A child born now should be brilliant, social, artistic, and friendly.
Owen D Young rose from a hard working Van Hornesville farm boy to a leading American industrialist. A mother’s mortgage funded schooling at Springfield Academy and St. Lawrence followed by Boston University Law School launched a legal career that reached General Electric and RCA. He helped shape the World War era through the Young Plan and Radio City as Europe and America learned from his enterprises.
In a tense domestic scene Madge and family leaders debate housing Hugh Grantland and Lee Chow at the Graham farmhouse. Dicky and Marion worry about their children's safety while Lillian, aiming to control the situation, pushes plans for a bungalow and a careful social routine as the two travelers loom over the household. The dialogue blends concern, humor, and suspense as the family prepares for possible danger and a staged comedy or tragedy with the youths.
Household hints advise salting mushroom gills to test for safety. Oven door caution warns against frequent opening as cold air lowers temperature. A reader asks about divorce and age gap. columnist cautions on conscience and happiness with the older lover. Advice columns also address teen social concerns and maintaining self worth.
Dr Copeland explains that faint albumin in urine often signals no serious illness. A trace may come from high protein diets or certain jobs and should not cause alarm, though persistent or excessive albumin warrants medical attention and diet review.
A reader asks how to treat pimples and blackheads with diet changes and requests more details. Mickie recommends reducing sugar starches and coffee and eating simple foods and to send a stamped envelope for full particulars. A 16 year old asks expected weight for her height 6 ft 3 in. guidance says about 117 pounds with minor variation. Mrs L U K asks about chills and is advised to seek a medical examination.
A 1932 King Features Syndicate tale shows Shadow Mij teaching greedy Jim a lesson over an apple pie. Jim’s shadows plot to steal the pie, but a hungry old man arrives and Mother gives up the pie, teaching sharing over selfishness.
Aline Michaelis contemplates unspoken affection and a vanished beloved. The speaker recalls his presence and a quiet happiness contrasted with absence. Questions linger if the emotion felt was love. The verses describe yearning, memory, and the ache of distance.
A collage of literary quotes presents reflections on wisdom, mortality, resilience, charm, and beauty. Included are lines attributed to Phaedrus, Babbage, Cowper, Patmore, Longfellow, and Cowley, exploring life, art, and contentment.
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