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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
12
Dr. Royal S. Copeland discusses tuberculin testing for infants, noting it helps identify tuberculosis in underweight or feverish babies and guiding care. He warns tests are less reliable after infancy and stresses weighing lab data with health status to avoid unnecessary anxiety. He cites a cured example and praises sanatoria treatment when Tuberculosis is suspected.
Questions cover pus at eye corners blotches on face near bites eye redness and long kidney life. Advice suggests eye examination causes include eyestrain cold and irritation while eczema details require a self addressed stamped envelope for full particulars and reprint of question.
Article by Josephine Huddleston offers waterproof makeup and accessories for beach use. It covers creams for blemishes the lash and brow color, lip rouge cautions, nail enamel guidance, and sun hair care tips to protect skin and achieve a natural look during summer seaside activities.
June's Fairest celebrates the American girl as the ideal of beauty, a composite of many nations yet distinctly individual. It extols charm, sweetness, and self-presentation, arguing beauty now comes from health, happiness, and personal poise rather than spectacle.
The Underwood family and guests cluster around a silvery fish display after a fishing party. Hank and Bill claim they can handle the cleaning, while Katie offers to cook for supper. The scene shifts to the kitchen as excitement grows and preparations for a next day journey begin.
The article tours Manila in 1931 describing a shift from a slow colonial town to a bustling American metropolis. It notes factories, motor vehicles, trolley cars, broad streets, and palatial houses under American influence while preserving historic sites and traditions.
The piece notes Manila’s enduring Spanish influence visible in walls and harbor while praising American impact. It highlights a booming tourist trade, profitable embroidery, and straw hat production rivaling Panamas. The city is described as cleaner, brighter, and self-supporting for natives, with Dewey's harbor referenced as historic.
The kitchen wall should be scrubbed with soap and ammonia before repainting to ensure adhesion and prevent peeling. Opened rooms may hold undesirable air. freshen by burning ground coffee on a saucer with a gum camphor centerpiece for a refreshing odor.
Winifred Black describes Cousin Mary Ellens daughter Mary Ellen learning to sweep dust set the table order meals and wash curtains without ironing She learns to scald the refrigerator spot removal and to spot the butcher overcharging She muses on marriage and her future role as a teacher and reformer of homes in 1981 style fiction.
A reader asks how to handle a love triangle with a boy who dates another girl. Advice suggests not overinvesting, broadening social circles, and pursuing reciprocated friendships while offering guidance on a dinner invitation after a brief away period. The dialogue also touches on whether twenty is too young for love and how to phrase such a note.
The article praises practical, stylish afternoon attire for women with busy schedules. It highlights a chartreuse crepe frock with a square neckline edged in lace and a matching jacket, designed for both tea events and street wear, emphasizing simple, versatile elegance.
Instructions by Alice Lynn Barry explain quick methods to turn soup into a firm jelly using gelatine. The article covers gelatine preparation, flavoring tips, suitable bases like tomato and onion celery blends, and the need to strain liquids for clarity. It contrasts traditional overnight setting with faster modern refrigeration and notes serving ideas with lemon and crackers.
The astrological map indicates promise and progress with chances for advancement, honors, and preferment for those in employment or seeking public popularity. Caution is advised for social handicaps or anxieties, which may appear dramatic. a sudden change could bring benefits.
For those born on Friday June 5 a year of decisive progress and advantage is foretold with potential promotion and honors in work or at the discretion of powerful figures. Expect sudden change and shifting social ties, possible private upsets, and a child born today may gain gifts, talent, and favorable regard from superiors and peers.
Shadow children with turned-about names wander to shore with masters and the fiddler crab. Knarf uses violin notes to coax the children into hearing the crab’s tune, proving imagination plus clever mischief can bridge gap between listener and performer.
A collage of quotations on adversity patience memory and emotion. Noted authors discuss how music memory and virtue shape experience and thought in concise aphorisms.
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