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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1931
Page
5
Dr Royal S Copeland outlines a balanced diet with calories fats starches and sugars iron phosphorus calcium iodine proteins from milk meat eggs vitamins from fruits and vegetables roughage from cellulose and the need for daily regular fuel. A balanced diet supports health growth development and disease protection.
An anonymous reader writes about convulsions from bowel issues and a mother asks about her seven month old. Advice stresses addressing constipation and diet, plus exercise and monitoring for intestinal upsets. Additional inquiries cover souring food, hives, ringworm, hair removal, oily skin, foot frost bite, leg growth, and persistent itching toes with guidance to request full particulars by self addressed stamped envelopes. Copyright 1931 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
A teenager seeks romance guidance as Nancy Lee and Bob of answer with vintage dating wisdom. They advise patience, pride, and gradual social integration, noting girls’ flirtations and boys’ cautious interest as newcomers adjust to a town and form their circles.
The piece extols a June garden wedding as the finest setting, praising June gardens, birds, blue skies, and sun as ideal. It notes happiness depends on marriage itself, not setting, and contrasts garden charm with drawing room ceremonies.
Mary resists delaying her trip with Marion to accommodate Noel's homecoming. Aunt Madge prods, Marion fears spoiling the party, while Mary entertains with a dramatic impersonation about a mammy and two cats, hinting at Noel's arrival and special guest Martin.
A collage of curiosities and anecdotes ranges from a Buckingham Palace drawer rumored book to crab homing studies and a tiny Guernsey church. The piece interweaves royal private life with snippets about Noel, Mary, and a scheming plot, ending with reflections on loyalty and love across generations.
Temple Manning surveys Vienna's baroque skyline from Schonbrunn Palace to Hofburg, tracing the Hapsburg era. He notes Schonbrunn’s grandeur linked to Marie Theresa and Napoleon, Hofburg’s age from the thirteenth to twentieth centuries, and Hercules statues symbolizing imperial power as the dynasty wanes.
ALICE LYNN BARRY explains common diet myths and food misperceptions. Readers learn that meat can include poultry, citrus acids differ, milk counts as a course, soups vary in nourishment, and starches like beans and pasta are not meat substitutes. The piece urges informed choices and awareness of true food quality signs.
The article warns of disturbance and agitation due to lunar and planetary aspects. It cautions possible sudden unrest in business and personal relations, risk of treachery and physical danger, urging extreme prudence. Those born on this day face a year needing discretion. a child born then may be restless yet studious and clever.
The New Suits Are a Sheer Joy feature Vera Winston's fashion notes on sheer town suits. Triple georgette in navy with a flesh-col color blouse and red chiffon accents illustrate stylish jackets and frocks. Aiming for comfort and lasting freshness, the suits range from elaborate chiffons to simple georgette ensembles.
In a whimsical tale Ting-a-Ling builds a self sweeping broom for the shadow children and faces a dilemma. To create work for it they plan muddy mischief in a neighbor’s pond prompting humor and a gentle puzzle about pond integrity and limits.
A collection of aphoristic lines from various authors. Scott and Tillotson contrast privilege and victory. Fillyn and Holmes comment on time and perception. Carlyle and Shenstone offer moral insight. Colton and South discuss conscience, association with the noble, and the pain of shame.
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