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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1931
Page
6
Dr. Copeland argues happiness shapes health more than rules of living. He urges cultivating calmness and contentment as key to well being, noting the mind and body are tightly linked and a positive mindset sustains vitality.
A 1931 newspaper feature provides medical Q and A on advanced tuberculosis vomiting after meals and intestinal strength, with doctors urging personal consultation. It covers skin patches behind ears, complexion concerns, buttermilk effects, massage for wrinkles, oily hair, and red hands, with guidance to seek a physician and send self addressed stamped envelopes for full details.
Home Kitchen by Alice Lynn Barry shares simple fruit pickling ideas for summer. It recommends small jars, varied fruits like watermelon rind peaches and pears, and cautions against serving pickles too often to preserve flavor.
TEMPLE MANNING describes Samoan home life and feast rituals. Chiefs settle disputes with ava toasts while elders recount deeds. women join in a separate rite. Music comes from a fala moe a and dancing runs for hours as jazz and films threaten traditional feasts.
An editorial urging moderation in sun exposure for young women. It warns against overdoing suntans, promotes brief sun time, and notes the value of moderate skin protection and a middle path to avoid sunburn. It concludes that bronze is best only in art, not in real life.
Adele Garrison portrays Madge and Lillian burning the midnight oil to finish the third act of a play. The writer notes Lillian’s pushy guidance, Katherine’s quiet support, and the struggle to overcome fear of becoming a has been as the scene unfolds.
A feature recounts the life of Mrs. Honorable John, wife of a congressman, detailing her rising status, later hardships, and social ostracism. Despite her efforts and three healthy children, she remains unfavored by the bright crowd while her husband and his regard for her wane. The piece ends with a reflective, paternal tone.
A column offers guidance on dating and parental permission. Readers share concerns about inviting a boyfriend in a car, meeting a suitor with parents, and winning a shy or indifferent admirer. The advice urges patience, respect for a steady pace, and honest conversations.
The column notes changes and events on this day with potential life impact and new opportunities. It speaks of promotions, employment favors, possible anxiety, and birthdays near a year of significant life shifts. It mentions sudden change, beneficial probabilities, ambitious traits for a child born today, and references John Jacob Astor.
Beauty writer Josephine Huddleston Uring warns against cutting the cuticle and explains how trimming can cause infections. She cites insurance records and notes that most injuries stem from inexpert cutting and exposure to germs. She urges readers to seek physician guidance and promises follow-up on infections and safe cuticle care.
Vera Winston notes HANTUNG shantung gains in popularity with varied weaves for afternoon wear, beach ensembles, and sports outfits. Crepe shantung praised for graceful drape, with a featured white suit and black fox fur trim showcased in the accompanying sketch.
A dark cave scene unfolds as the shadow children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf are seized by a many armed octopus. It promises a dining room supper with four courses ending with a chase as the shadows flee. Tomorrow continues with The Fourth Course.
A compact collection of famous lines from Keats Browning Macaulay Taylor Seward Newman Ovid Adam Smith and La Rochefoucauld. The notes reflect on poetry minds truths time and perspective with concise aphoristic statements.
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