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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1931
Page
6
A 1931 column ponders whether two young murderers, separated in prison, will share a table, church, and band, or drift apart as years transform them. The piece muses on how years shape or fail to alter people, with anecdotes from a small town about enduring traits and change.
The article portrays Willa Cather as a restrained, enduring figure whose great moments arise from serene achievement and purposeful writing. It traces her Virginia birth, Nebraska move, rise at McClure’s, novels One of Ours and My Antonia, and lifelong focus on soil and pioneering life. Cather remains unmarried, based in New York, with Death Comes to the Archbishop noted among later works. She holds Doctor of Literature degrees from Michigan and Columbia.
The forecast notes a radical imminent change affecting personal and business life with strong finances and ambitious goals. May birthdays head toward a year of great events, romance, and career progress despite mysterious circumstances. a child born today may pursue an adventurous path.
The piece urges daily walking for health and shows two practical yet stylish outfits. A brown beige jersey tweed suit features a beige scarf collar and a wide walking skirt. A blue white jersey dress with a belted tunic and slight flare offers a sporty, all day option.
The article notes a surge in citrus and tomato juice use and reviews quick manual squeezers and new electric devices. It contrasts compact, easy to clean reamer models with larger electric strainer systems and a pressing device that yields pulp free juice, highlighting portability and convenience for home entertaining.
Cosmetic expert Josephine Huddleston explains choosing lip tint to match complexion and cheek rouge. She urges applying excess rouge briefly then removing for a natural long lasting lip color and a tidy mouth without rough flakes.
The text notes forests in Britain dating to Caesar and the Empire and mentions a 1st century scope. It then cites a rise in road accidents in England from 50 099 in 1920 to 156 243 in 1929, highlighting dangerous street and road conditions.
The column guides a high school reader on befriending a boy in class and handling cold responses after job losses. The advice stresses being cheerful and friendly, wait for mutual interest, and avoid pressing on prompts. It also addresses a reader unsure of a crush’s feelings, urging polite, cordial approach and reflection on mutual interest.
A narrator confronts a blank faced man under threat of a pistol. He demands paper and resists police while eyes and a ghostly grin heighten suspense, as danger looms near a tree stump and hidden weapon.
A tense encounter unfolds as the intruder, backed by a pistol, is ordered to surrender. The narrator uses a kettle of flowers as a warning prop and insists the intruder reveal empty hands before allowing him to depart. The exchange ends with the intruder complying and signaling departure.
Adele Garrison presents a suspenseful moment as a man agrees to follow orders to walk through a cornfield while a caller promises to summon help. A steady yet uneasy dynamic unfolds before a rapping at the kitchen door interrupts the scene.
A Senate discussion outlines Rocky Mountain spotted fever transmission by wood ticks. The vaccine, used since 1924, has reduced cases and is recommended for those exposed, with outbreaks reported but the disease now controlled and likely to be eradicated.
A 1931 feature answers reader questions on blood vessel hardening causing bleeding through skin, salivation from systemic acidity, and a leg ganglion linked nerves. Advice covers blood pressure control, diet and intestinal care, alkaline mouthwash, seeking medical advice, and noting a tall 19 year old boy should weigh about 140 pounds.
In a quiet street Mil and friends miss their penny while their shadows aid them unseen. Knarf whispers the clue causing Jim to search under a pebble and recover the coin, while the children fail to hear the helpful shadows reveal their deed.
A compilation of sayings from figures like Harland Gladstone Bushnell Robertson Auerbach Schiegel Hodge and Holmes. The reflections touch on love art knowledge self respect social conventions and the pacing of life and work.
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