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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
12
A lighthearted piece portrays a cheerful new neighbor who visits early morning, promising a busy day of tasks like drafting club calendars, writing letters, ordering flowers, and planning errands, as she adjusts to her new surroundings and the routine of her hosts.
A collage of trivia notes covers artificial eyes in use, Canberra’s small population, Oxford’s blind graduate Miss Hazell Winter, clocks in royal residences, Big Ben’s accuracy, global telephones per population, Canada’s cigarette totals, and a quirky anecdote about a nosy neighbor predicting social and domestic quirks.
Temple Manning describes Ordam Padshah, a desert shrine in Turkestan drawing Moslem pilgrims. The city thrives on commerce, fortune telling, and doctors. Ramadan fasting, roving preachers, and music by tom toms and dulcimers accompany pilgrims from India and beyond, making it a second Mecca for two hundred million Muslims.
The Stars Say portrait for Sir Robert Ball notes keen mental energies toward opportunities informed by celestial changes. It predicts success through indomitable will, hard work, and well directed initiative, urging avoidance of rash acts and guarding against small losses.
Those whose birthday on July 1 face resistance to obstacles and a need to govern rash impulses. Success hinges on calm, judicious behavior and guarding against small losses. A July 1 child should be alert, practical, diligent, and persistent, yet trained in self control and amiability to avoid defeat.
A reflective essay argues substitutes soothe discomfort in cold or heat with home comforts and seaside imagery. It contrasts clever tempests of weather with the unique value of true affection, urging readers to avoid compromising on love while embracing practical comforts.
A young girl asks how to win and keep a boy. Nancy Lee replies that youth understands the task is nearly impossible and stresses trust over jealousy. Other readers weigh in on engagement, waiting, and letting love evolve naturally.
The article explains market availability of yellow and white squash, including zucchini and pattypan, with guidance on when to pick small specimens. It covers quality cues, basic prep, and quick cooking methods from sautéing to steaming with browned butter for flavor.
A white and red frock with matching accessories dominates Fifth Avenue display. Red and white outfits, including foulard beach pajamas, are highlighted by leading shops for smart day and evening events. Negligees, lace bodices, and tailored wraps emphasize coordinated color, makeup advice, and sleeves for added style.
Mary and Noel share a flawless dance as Avis Arlen watches, seething with envy while Mary nudges Noel toward reconciliation. Avis masks shock when Marion jokes that Mary is Noel’s fiancée on a strict schedule, leaving the rival to ponder her next move.
Public health note by R 8 Copeland M D discusses botulism sources. It explains the disease comes from inadequately processed foods from home canning and preservation, especially vegetables and olives, and stresses heat treatment to 120 degrees for 10 minutes and sterilization of canned goods. It warns against unsafe home methods and advises using commercially canned foods and proper refrigeration below 40 degrees.
Knarf proposes a plan to help Jack-in-the-box by borrowing legs from Shadow characters. The group debates a solution as Jack laments his missing legs while Mitzi the cat curls up. Knarf hints at a scheme to walk on hands and the shadows cheer the idea. Tomorrow’s installment promises more.
Vera Winston notes that travel friendly fabrics now top wardrobes with packs that stay smooth. A pale blue shanting dress with red buttons and a red white sash serves well for sports or country wear and airily resists wrinkling.
A compilation of maxims and quotations from La Rochefoucauld Shakespeare Robertson Beecher Evans Hodge Grant Sterne and Stuckenberg. The excerpts touch on pride deception doubt life attitude and resilience with varied authorial voices.
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