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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1931
Page
8
Royal S Copeland outlines how to modify cow’s milk for infant feeding. He explains diluting with water, balancing fat and sugar, and adding milk sugar to approximate breast milk, with specifics for a one month old and guidance for increasing cream and skimmed milk as the child grows. He notes forthcoming articles and cautions on cereal waters after four months.
The article notes Great Britain and Japan as major foreign investors with total investments about five times those of the United States. It also lists various foods and curiosities about the grey squirrel and Solomon Islands tokens. A Q&A segment discusses ache relief and weight reduction with general guidance on hyper acidity and exercise.
The diary describes two junior league women guiding shop staff and boosting business through society connections. Madame mentors the girls, who gain respect for their taste and manners, helping open a new saleswomen era while plans for an opening unfold and fashion notes emerge.
The piece discusses the rising importance of dinner dresses as stylish yet not overly formal options. It highlights two sketches: a black crepe romain gown with color layered sleeve flounces and a jabot, belt, and jewelled buckle, plus a blue chiffon dress with hand embroidered jagged seams and a separate capelet, offering versatile occasions.
Madge reports Marion and Mary enjoying a delaying visit at the Brixton home while Mrs Brixton seeks to control communications about Marion's return and a planned weekend party. Lilian is kept unaware as tensions arise over trust and secrecy among household members and visitors. Mary sends cryptic messages, hinting not all is well with Marion.
By Adele Garrison a friend fears eavesdroppers and asks for cryptogram help over the phone. The conversation turns on Kipling’s Stalky stories and a proverb: The bleating of the goat attracts the tiger. Continued tomorrow.
Genevieve Kemble notes strong astral forces may bring sudden, far-reaching opportunities today. Those celebrating birthdays could see shifts in business and private life. A child born today is described as ingenious, independent, adventurous, and socially admirable, likely destined for public service. Notable nativity Bryant cited as poet and editor.
A reflection on the Sob Sister as a humane journalist who reveals the human context behind a news item. The piece contrasts surface details with deeper stories of individuals and families, urging empathy and ethical storytelling. Copyright 1931 by Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
A short feature by Alice Lynn Barry on using orange juice beyond breakfast. Tips include orange flavored cereals with strained juice, orangeade as a milk substitute, and orange cookies with citrus zest, sugar, and butter.
A late teen girl seeks guidance about a married man seven years her senior who pays attention to her. The columnist urges ending the affair to spare the girl and the man's wife and children, warns of scandal, and suggests seeking a trustworthy partner who does not share another relationship.
A 1931 feature explains makeup for brunettes with black hair and olive or creamy skin. It recommends raspberry rouge, olive or rachelle powder, dark lipstick, and brown eye shading with black mascara to balance color and preserve skin translucence.
A group of named shadows enter The Arabian Nights to meet Sinbad the Sailor. They glimpse Baghdad markets with camels, carpets, jewel caskets, and veiled women as they seek the famed traveler’s home on a long voyage. The scene anchors a 1951 feature by Newspaper Feature Service.
A collection of quotations from Franklin Spurgeon Macauley Hooper Hobbes La Rochefoucauld Rousseau and Shakespeare on wisdom, honesty, drama beauty and knowledge. The snippets reflect reflections on life truth and the value of free discussion.
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