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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1931
Page
10
Ruth McCormick reflects on women aging from twenty to fifty in humorous portrait. The piece traces marriage, children, clubs, beauty, diets, and social change as Mary moves from struggle to fulfillment at age fifty with buoyant tone and cultural commentary.
Seen Along Fifth Avenue notes satin is rising in popularity for evening wear, favored for its shine and minimal trimming. Pastel satin styles in pink, green, and maize suit younger women seeking simple yet sophisticated looks, while deep burnt cream satin with copper bead embroidery and a topaz buckle showcases luxurious detail.
In a farmhouse setting the narrator recalls a tense encounter with a Chinese marauder and a mysterious rice paper letter. Family members weigh caution, with the narrator realizing familiar characters from the letter and hinting at a hidden memory to be revealed next issue.
The reading cautions a highly active day with possible disruption and disheartenment. Obstructions may lift yet lingering changes and anxieties in work and finances persist. Birthdays face tough times but long blocked issues may ease. a child born today may be energetic and aggressive, facing a career of change.
A fashion sketch praises blue and white as a refreshing outdoor color combo. The youth dress features navy crepe de Chine, a two part design with a tunic bodice and circular underskirt, white linen collar and cuffs, hemstitched linen detailing, and an apron style tunic tie.
A small needlepoint piece about three by five inches displays a large and lovely landscape with remarkable clarity in a city antique shop. The readymade attraction highlights craftsmanship and artistic detail in a local retail setting.
The passage recalls the thrill of the hunch leading to the discovery of King Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings and notes Earl of Carnarvon as the prime mover behind the expedition. It highlights the shift from sport of kings to archaeology and Carnarvon’s rise to global interest after a motor accident.
The text recalls how Lord Carnarvon pursued excitement through archaeology in Egypt, joining with Howard Carter to explore the tombs of the Valley of the Kings. Their joint aim was to uncover the long elusive life and death relics of Pharaoh Tutankhamen in the tomb of Rameses.
The story recalls how Carnarvon and an American uncovered Tutankhamen's tomb after years of search. It notes the guards, the seals on a wall, and priceless artifacts. The piece then shifts to discuss framing and displaying antique textiles and silk works as art in home decor.
Dr. Copeland argues laughter and entertainment boost health like exercise. He recounts watching City Lights and enjoying the mood, noting mood lifts circulation and clears the mind, making play a twin to physical exercise and urging regular, temperate indul gence in wholesome entertainment.
Health notices advise that neuralgia relief may require comprehensive treatment beyond electric pads and liniments. Bone abscess is linked to infection and warrants full physical exams of teeth tonsils sinuses intestines gall bladder and kidneys to locate the source and guide treatment. Mouth breathing may stem from improper breathing or intestinal disturbance and requires nose throat examination and removal of obstructions.
A Q and A column on teen romance and marriage ages discusses that a fifteen to sixteen year old girl often loves for love rather than judgment while an eighteen year old may be more mature. It notes girls may have friendships with boys and suggests girls twenty or older understand life responsibilities. It includes medical and beauty tips and a weight guideline for a thirteen year old of average height. Copyright 1931 Newspaper Feature Service.
A diary fragment shows models embracing steady work and wardrobe upkeep. They describe meticulous repair routines, organized storage, and pride in preparedness for events. A shop life and a voyage to Europe reveal fashion routines and travel coat choices.
A group led by Knarf explores a pantry shelf cave that turns out to be a Swiss Cheese mountain. A possessive mouse blocks access until permission is granted for a snack, prompting a chase back to the pantry and a humorous revelation.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes on character love education and truth. Notable lines from Train Foster Spurgeon Douglas Moody Hawthorne Comte Shaftesbury Scott Irving Holmes and others offer reflections on virtue humor and human nature.
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