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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1931
Page
12
Dr. Roy al 8 Copeland argues arthritis stems from infections and poor dental hygiene. He warns neglecting teeth and gums spawns systemic disease and urges dental care, tonsil removal when infected, and overall healthy living to prevent arthritis.
A reader asks about marrying a fiancé who lives far away and whether it is proper for him to come for the wedding. The columnist urges parental consultation, practical budgeting, and drawing conclusions if travel is unaffordable.
Natty sailor hats regain favor this summer with black or blue straw options and new variations. A pale blue cisoI straw hat features a double band of pale blue and navy gros grain through a silver slide, an ideal match for town or country wear. Also previewed are an amber bead centered necklace with silver spacers, wooden and silver beads, and a smart beach bag of dotted linen with natural wood buttons. all emphasizing coastal fashion as we head to the beach.
At a farmhouse gathering, Mary and Noel clash with Avis Arlen as Marion and Hank spark attention. Avis smiles through flirtations while Noel pursues Mary and Marion toys with rivals, hinting at deeper plans. Mary announces she leaves tomorrow as the social chess game continues.
A memorial by Alice Alden celebrates Eugene Field born 1850 in St Louis. The piece traces his rise from cub reporter to Chicago writer and Denver editor, and his popular Sharps and Flats column. It notes his illness and Sabine Farm life, his lectures, devotion to children, and his death at forty four on November 4 1895.
The horoscope notes Neptune influences on personal adventures and private affairs including social, domestic and artistic matters. Elderly people secret groups and personal friendships shape the year with mysterious or novel events. A birthday child may show peculiar idealism and talent in poetry or music.
Interesting bits include celery seen as a lucky plant in Greece and used in homes for children. London houses 5500 buses and 2750 trams, with millions riding daily on buses, trams, and the underground. Monks reportedly started dominoes, cigars once wore guards, Woodstock Park dates to 1123, and India hosts over 700 languages with Scripture translated into many.
A man on a balcony uses field glasses to view distant hillside houses with vines, streams, and a dog. Repeated phrases praise distant beauty while hinting that happiness may lie in one’s own back yard.
The article advises on cleaning rugs with soap and water, stressing careful handling for closely woven rugs and avoiding dark suds. It outlines scrubbing in sections on a firm table, rinsing with warm water, air drying right side up, and a final nap restoration. It notes vacuuming beforehand and mentions rag rugs can be machine washed or bathed, with proper rinsing and air drying.
The article advises souring milk with a teaspoon of vinegar in warm milk for cooking, and adding glycerine or cornstarch to cream to improve whipping. It also suggests placing chiffon patterns between two sheets of newspaper with pins or basting to cut accurately.
The diarist writes of a voyage stopping in Cherbourg and Southampton, then journeying to an English country home. She enjoys dancing, deck activities, gym games, bridge, and books, notes fashion observations comparing English and American styles, and sketches a pastel blue corduroy two piece sports frock with blue and silver buttons.
A whimsical story where Jack-in-the-Box seeks legs to impress Miss Doll. Mitzi the cat must choose between fore or hind legs or both, while shadow children debate and a mouse distracts. In the end, Jack contemplates walking on all fours or trying both options.
A compact collage of aphorisms and reflections on necessity virtue and the nature of information. Quotations from Johnson Thurlow Southey Gibbon Shakespeare Shelley Syrus Milton Proverbs Montaigne and others present meditations on risk truth and much more.
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