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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1931
Page
12
Royal S Copeland argues vitamins are essential for growth, health, and disease prevention. He traces vitamin discovery from early isolates to B's link with beri beri and pellagra, notes B’s presence in raw veg but loss in processing, and urges daily intake via fruits vegetables dairy and cereals for both children and adults.
A health Q and A column offers guidance on hive causes such as diet constipation or nervous conditions and bunion treatment. It also addresses itching hands at night and weight guidance for a 25 year old woman, recommending exams to determine causes and stating an approximate healthy weight.
An old guide explains marshmallows are versatile beyond candy. They can thicken or sweeten puddings and creams, substitute for gelatine in Bavarian creams, and garnish or flavor cakes, hot chocolate, and fruit desserts with melted or whipped forms.
The forecast highlights mixed influences with new projects and contracts likely to gain momentum while obstacles and betrayals loom. Interventions may be abrupt, yet offers from employers or officials hold promise. a birthday sign hints at a year of contradictory outcomes and potential brilliance tempered by frustration.
Household hints advise not taking starched clothes down in sudden rain to preserve stiffness. Hint suggests keeping kerosene in the bathroom for a final tub polish to achieve a rare glassy porcelain shine. Also notes storing the vacuum packed coffee can key in the dresser drawer for future use.
A reflective piece notes Miss Sixteen has grown from simple charm to quiet sophistication. It contrasts youthful romance with modern attire and social dreams, suggesting outer changes are skin deep while inner aims remain grounded in reality.
Tintagel in Cornwall stands as a romantic ruin where a medieval castle once thrived. The chasm between mainland and what was an island frames the crumbling walls and St Juliot chapel remains. Whether King Arthur existed matters little to fans of Malory and Tennyson as the legends live on.
The average Londoner makes 118 journeys by train 185 by tram and 243 by bus each year. The use of dogs for drawing carts was forbidden in England in 1839.
In a tense scene, Mrs Graham encounters a folded rice paper with Chinese characters left in the car after a tire burst en route to Southampton. Sam Ticer and his wife debate how the note arrived as Miss Graham frets over being watched, while suspicion sits between neighborly caution and fear.
Louise Duntley notes Fifth Avenue shops show a strong sailor hat trend for summer. Styles range from mushroom brims to classic flat rims with rough straw textures and ribbon trims, favored by younger shoppers and the tailor made crowd alike for resort or city wear.
A reader asks how to handle parental limits on dating and a later note urges use of time for career training. Advice emphasizes parental jurisdiction for teens and recommends preparing for a career to gain independence and options. Shyness is addressed by improving listening and conversation skills to boost popularity and reduce social barriers. The advice also suggests the young woman consider business courses to encourage a fiancé to assume his responsibilities.
A married woman asks how to persuade her husband to attend dances. The response suggests private gatherings at friends' homes, limiting public outings, and adds that home parties can be made more delightful with thought and originality.
Column by Winifred Black riffs on imagined wealth and lifestyle fantasies. The piece muses on 100 million dollars, listing travel, books, music, fashion, and a vast circle of friends as the ultimate allure, with playful exuberance about outfits and shoes.
A reflective piece contrasts glamorous fantasies of yachts and travel with the quiet ache of penniless mothers and elderly grandparents. It notes a wealthy, unnamed septuagenarian who died without kin, leaving $100,000, provoking questions about whether money buys true love and belonging.
Vera Winston notes the season bursts with color yet black and white remain dominant. A charming satin afternoon gown features a sleeveless white jumper with a cow neck buckled at the back, worn over a satin frock with a flared skirt and sleeves.
Good-Night Stories presents Mr Punch telling a tale of shadow children and cookies. The puppet describes knitting an overcoat for Rover the dog to avoid a chill, then explains he baked Judy’s cookies with a nine fingered hand, leading to Rover catching a fatal chill from a hole in the garment.
A collection of brief quotes from Moody, Novalle, Vincent, Hodge, Dickens, Bulwer, and Pope. Each line offers a caution or reflection on mistakes, love at first sight, action consequences, truth, silence, and strategic advantage in conflict.
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