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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1931
Page
10
Academic piece by Roy S. Copeland traces heliotherapy from ancient sun worship to modern medical use. It cites Hippocrates and Cicero, notes sun exposure aids rickets and tuberculosis care, and discusses glass and direct sun reach for therapy.
Readers submit questions on nasal obstruction leg numbness hay fever heart pain weight gain nails weight abdomen gird diet and acidity. Experts advise on adenoids circulation gas issues diet rest exercise and further details via self addressed stamped envelopes. Copyright 1931 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
In balmy weather the article advises minimizing cooking heat by choosing quick meals and using a fireless cooker if available. It suggests menues with short cooking times, favoring boiled or sautéed items that finish within about half an hour and using multiple pans on one burner for a small family.
The Stars Say For Tuesday May 19 notes a likely sudden shift in energy and initiative with a potentially rewarding outcome. Birthday individuals may see beneficial changes and high adventure, but caution advised in signing contracts or papers. financial outlook remains favorable with careful scrutiny of writings. The remainder discusses kitchen appliances and automatic cookery aiding daily tasks.
The piece surveys black and white ensembles in women’s wear, highlighting a crepe marocain suit and a black frock with white accents. It notes pin-tucking, white marocain blouses, lace, and belts as key details, while Wool lace remains popular for smart frocks and cambric trims add delicate finish.
In a 1931 fiction installment, Madge reacts to a Chinese man peering into a farmhouse window. Remembering war secret-service lessons, she hurls a heavy coffee pot, hides the rice-paper letter, and signals Mr. Ticer for help while planning a cautious upstairs watch. The scene ends with continued suspense and a note that the story continues tomorrow.
Josephine Huddleston explains a home made shampoo jelly using bran water and castile soap. The method cleanses the hair, stimulates circulation, and adds natural shine, noting normal hair benefits from proper cleansing and scalp massage.
Two elderly women escaped the local poorhouse on a spring day. Manuela Alvarez and her companion, both over seventy, recalled their youth in California with Spanish memories of dances, wine, and cousins. They longed for homey food and family, not regular meals, and wandered toward a kinder kitchen and frijoles.
Advice advises a simple dignified inscription like Sincerely or cordially. It argues nationality should not ding a well behaved boyfriend and stresses honesty about ages when dating. The letter suggests a 15 year old with a 17 year old should tell the truth to avoid later issues.
Grace Thorncliefe recounts grand rehearsals for an opening fashion show at Madame's shop. She notes praised interiors from staff rooms to dressing suites, sales rallies, a late night gown fitting for a Virginia client, and the debut sale of four frocks plus two wraps. A pastel satin evening dress features a flat peplum and robin's egg belt.
A band of shadow children named Mij Flor Hanid Yam Knarf Mil and their balloon ride ends in a quarrel over a shared find. The basket tips and they tumble onto soft moss as the bubble balloon sails away, leaving them to ponder their argument and its consequences.
A collage of aphorisms on study jealousy self love memory gratitude and fate from Johnson La Rochefoucauld Epicurus Wilson Byron Mortensen Hodge Willis and others. Each line offers a concise reflection on human nature and thought.
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