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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1931
Page
8
Royal S Copeland argues against pride in avoiding glasses. He notes many under twenty five to over fifty require distant vision aids and praises modern spectacles for enhancing appearance and correcting eye strain. He urges acceptance of eye care and dismisses stigma.
Answers to health queries include advice to have eyes examined for red eyelids and possible eye strain or infection, a request for self addressed stamped envelopes for dandruff questions, and cautions to consult a doctor for tape worm treatment. Other notes discuss blue hands on warm days from poor circulation and shooting shoulder pains possibly due to neuritis or systemic infection.
A reader asks how to handle a refused rekindling of a kept steady relationship and whether a birthday card would help. Advice urges self respect, ending the affair, and avoiding renewed contact, noting the value of pursuing new interests and letting time and new people take the place of the old attachment.
Seen on Fifth Ave shops display chic outdoor ensembles standing out from prior outfits. Broadcloth and fur trims create a luxe look slated as versatile for the season. Highlights include a tobacco-black ensemble with panther fur and leopard touches paired with brown antelope pumps gloves and bag.
Dorothy Flack s draws attention to the vanity and appeal of youth while urging natural aging gracefully. The piece praises fitness neatness and appearance but warns that true youth lies in contentment love and service rather than pretended aging.
The Stars Say for Wednesday November 4 by Genevieve Kemble notes gains from contact with powerful figures, yet warns of cross purposes and danger from extravagance. Those born on this day may see a lively year with ambition and prestige, but face anxiety if indulgence or risky behavior occurs. Notable nativity Will Rogers.
Readable notes advise cutting an onion in half and rubbing the outside of new pots to stop sweating and cracking. It also suggests placing new kid gloves between a wet towel for an hour or more before first use to prevent cracking.
The article contrasts Soochow built along the Grand Canal with Venice, noting floating restaurants theatres and family junks. It highlights The Great Pagoda at the Dragon’s foot rising 250 feet with inlaid tiles and a red gold roof as a jewel of Oriental architecture and praises the canal’s precise proportional design.
The pagoda hosts a temple built by an emperor to honor his nurse with a marble ascent and carved walls that invite admiration. Nearby, the Leaning Tower on Tiger Hill, erected by Ho Lu, marked the founder’s self warning, as its angle echoes Pisa. The city has long guarded silk wealth and culture.
Mary joins Marion at the Brixton house party to shield her from Charles Owen, the half-brother of Samuel Brixton, who pursues Marion to force a marriage. The narrator worries over a decoy linked to a brutal schoolyard tale and pressures from Mrs Underwood and the Brixton family. Mary assures no risk while keeping on the track of a potential crime tied to a secret scheme.
Adele Garrison is set for tomorrow to be prepared for Mr Veritzen’s inspection. Mary mocks the idea while quipping about Ponderous Phil and his drummer topic. The dialogue hints at planned marriage tensions and a reconciliation stunt before departure.
A store manager notes missed deliveries when shoppers do not arrange receipt times. A simple outside wall cupboard with an inside divider lets couriers place parcels and lock them for later pickup, improving prompt delivery for groceries and other goods.
Winifred Black laments the disappearance of Concord grapes once abundant across the United States. She recalls seeking Concords from New York to Chicago, only to find other varieties and ultimately a dented, sour substitute in a small market. The tale links fruit loss to aging and longing, ending with a reflection on what happened to Concord grapes.
A playful tale where the shadow-children from The Arabian Nights seek Sinbad the Sailor. They ring no bell, meet Sinbad, plead to join a voyage, and sail off aboard his vessel as a sudden storm threatens. Tomorrow promised: The Storm.
A designer sketch highlights a chic blend of black satin with silver metallic cloth. A soft cowl neck and loosely tied sash define a modern dark frock with a light top, matching the year’s trend toward informal entertainments and varied dinner frocks.
The passage collects age old maxims and quotes from Scott, Hunt, Chaucer, Fuller, Emerson, Gibbon, Plato, and Milton. It contrasts measured reasoning with heartfelt perception, and notes conscience, honest reputation, and the mingling of good and evil in life.
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