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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1931
Page
10
A humorous column on appearances in romance. The piece contrasts looks with character and argues that men and women are judged by beauty, not brains, in a lighthearted critique of dating norms. It discusses a football captain teased for looks and questions whether innately valuable traits matter in love.
Edna frets over hot tea in warm weather and shares a speedy iced tea method. Brew four or five cups, let cool, add ice, or make a quart by pouring boiling water over six teaspoons of tea and steeping two to three minutes. Crackled tea hints at a faster alternative.
A recipe describes a tea punch using a half full ice tea pitcher, lemon slices, and optional mint or clove-studded lemon. The method builds a strong tea foundation with two parts tea to one part water, plus cloves and citrus for flavor.
Practical tips cover keeping a deposit vessel for hardware odds ends, improving tea flavor with citrus peel, making a metal polish from cigar ash and borate, using lime to prevent mold, reusing leftover starch on linoleum, vinegar to brighten a cloudy bathroom glass, trimming vase leaves for clear water, brewing cloves with ginger and mint for iced tea, and adjusting strength of iced tea versus hot.
The 1930 death rate in England and Wales was the lowest ever on record. About 130 people have incomes of 500 000 dollars or more. The British Army currently holds only one foreigner, though the Army Act allows a percentage. Income tax is paid by 2 500 000 in Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 3 000 000 incomes are taxable. A fancy mice show in St Albans featured over seven varieties and many exhibitors were women. Holland will gain 650 000 acres after draining the Zuyder Zee, equivalent to 16 000 farms. Seals once land animals. newborn seals have doglike heads and lamblike bleating.
A reflection on evolving women’s fashion from the 1920s to earlier eras. The piece notes dramatic shifts from wasp waists and floor sweeping skirts to boyish cuts and short hems while affirming timeless feminine appeal and enduring male obliviousness to wardrobe details.
Seen Along Fifth Avenue describes shoppers admiring bridal party displays in beige and gray beach wear, with ivory satin wedding gowns, duchess lace, tulle veils, jade hats, and white ensembles dominating seasonal windows. White dominates evening wear while daytime outfits pair white with color.
The Seri Indians are described as highly democratic for their era. All members over twelve vote on questions and leadership, with women historically ruling the clan when needed, and majorities determine outcomes without dispute.
The Seri, living on Tiburon Island, banish outsiders and punish sheltering expelled members. Face-painting is common among Seri women and clan symbols appear in their art. They hunt with long bows deadly to three hundred yards and reject outsiders, offering no welcome to visitors.
Atherine orders Madge to sleep late while nurse Lillian and Marie Higgins oversee household tasks. The caller suspects a letter from Lee Chow and references a threatening message from a Chinese laundryman. The exchange hints at a broader plot while characters prepare for a journey.
A 19 year old man seeks guidance about a possessive girlfriend who dates others. The answer urges him to assert himself, date others in return, or end the relationship. A woman in love with an indifferent fiancé is advised to talk openly to clarify the situation and consider new interests if trust has eroded. A 14 year old asks if love is appropriate at that age. the advisor notes early infatuation is common but often mistaken for love.
Genevieve Kemble presents a cautious horoscope noting minor real operations, routine matters, and reliance on personal initiative. It warns of possible harmony or perplexity in work or with authorities, small losses, and a child born that day may seek education to spur ambition.
Dr. R. S. Copeland reviews Graves disease historically as a thyroid disorder marked by exophthalmos and rapid pulse. He explains the link to thyroxin, notes diagnostic tests distinguishing Graves from similar conditions, and highlights advances in thyroid surgery and the absence of a proven prevention.
The piece reviews a broad range of suit models including classic tailor-mades, bolero and Etton jackets, fur trimmed designs, wool and silk options, and rep fabric gowns. It notes the rep suit's popularity and sketches a collarless black rep model with a white ribbed silk blouse and scalloped details.
Shadow children watch a fiddler crab play on the beach as a hungry sea gull angles for dinner. Knarf teaches the gull to dance and promises a beach party while the crab trembles through a tremulous tune. Tomorrow: The Sea-Gull Dances.
A compact collection of maxims and quotes from Johnson Brooks See Bleecher Magoon Punshon Pope Lincoln Brooks Willis La Rochefoucauld Mill Whately and Whately on conscience life action and fame. The items offer moral insight and social observations in a period tone.
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