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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
6
A 1930 feature argues education may hinder romance, contrasting Stanford women with convent and Berkeley peers. It claims men seek challenge, prefer feminine partners, and view educated women as potential wives rather than rivals, citing boarding school myths and the chase as essential to courtship.
Adele Garrison recounts a tense escape scene in a hotel basement as Dicky Harry and a guide rush to a garage and then a taxi. Underwood orchestrates a hurried exit to avoid capture, driving toward Flushing while evading a pursuing Veritzen car. The tense chase hints at ongoing intrigue and a cliffhanger ending.
The article predicts a lively and fortunate day with productive activities and new contracts for those pursuing ambition. It notes favorable planetary conditions, encourages pushing forward on goals, and suggests a child born today will have excellent qualities guiding success and high aims.
UPID'S favorite diet is burnt biscuits. The piece follows a newly married woman learning to manage a home and kitchen while balancing work and love. It notes the husband's appetite and the social expectations of domestic life, with playful reflections on the challenges of adapting to home duties.
The island Guam in the north Pacific was discovered by Magellan in 1521 and ceded to the United States in December 1898. It spans 30 by 6.5 miles, about 1,450 miles east of Manila, with around 12,000 residents including a small foreign component. The naval governor rules, an agriculture station studies rice coconuts sugar coffee and coca, while coaling and harbor at Apra have long mattered. The Chamorro people mix with Philippines and Spanish heritage, mainly living in Agana and farming there, with schooling and better conditions under American occupation.
The author notes rapid progress in beauty culture over the past decade and celebrates individuality in hair fashion. Comparison to past uniform looks shows society now supports personalized styles, with longer bobs and done up curls gaining ground while women weigh face shape and aging.
A young girl seeks guidance about an unfaithful suitor who dates another girl while claiming care. The advisor counsels forgetfulness for happiness, masking feelings with indifference, and finding new friends who value true worth.
ALICE LYNN BARRY advises making most Independence Day meals a day ahead to ease hot weather cooking. suggests jellied meat loaf with veal or chicken, mixed vegetables, cheeses, and a large chilled salad, with moldable dishes carried to picnics and unmolded at serving.
A guidance excerpt on preventing burnt cake taste by trimming burned edges before icing. It advises rubbing a fine grater lightly over edges to remove char while keeping crumbs from scattering. The aim is to ensure the cake looks and tastes good.
U S Senator R 8 Copeland New York urges action after a million New York City children were examined for nutrition eye ear and teeth defects. Follow up treatment health education and parental cooperation are essential to prevent lost school days and impaired futures.
Fashion notes describe coin dot fabrics in multiple sizes from tiny pin dots to large coins across sheer and firm materials. A model shows chiffon with red dot prints, flounces on the skirt, eyelet neck tie, and fabric bows at sleeves and belt, highlighting current dot pattern trends.
A bedtime tale features five shadows Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf hunting a cold under a tin soldier in a pantry wall forest of handkerchiefs. Knarf pursues a Cold in the Lead despite warnings, removes his muffler, and is seized by a monstrous cold. Tomorrow: Saved from a Cold.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes from Milton Shakespeare Bentham Carlyle Herbert Claudius Thoreau and Rufus. The lines explore authority happiness morals rebellion pride and the effects of prosperity on human nature. The fragmentary piece reads like a miscellany of ethical maxims from notable figures.
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