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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1930
Page
6
In a timeless ode to heroes every era celebrates, the focus shifts to the college football star. The piece extols athletic prowess as a battlefield, where victorious players win praise from fans and admiration from pretty girls, whose glances light the victor’s path.
A reflective piece by Winifred Black exploring common fears from snakes and dark closets to fires and deep water. It ponders why people fear various dangers, suggesting life’s fears are universal while noting how attitudes toward death can frame the human experience.
Storks in Holland decline due to poisoned grasshoppers eaten during South African winters. Sodium chloride forms from free sodium and chlorine. France abandons Morse for teletype in telegrams. A naturalist finds fossil animal remains from eighty five types used in medicines in Chinese cities.
The Stars Say for Wednesday November 5 warns of potent planetary influence causing brisk impetuous moves in plans and negotiations with large corporations. Personal affairs may show rashness and turmoil. births on this day risk headstrong behavior unless calm action and promotion ensue for success.
Temple Manning recounts early 20th century attempts to motor through Death Valley. He notes lack of roads in 1907, the later development of routes, and geologic origins creating the valley. He highlights Devil’s Cornfield dunes, moonlight golf, sand skiing, and mountain sheep with a $500 fine for killing them. A four day trip suffices for a comfortable journey.
Household hints advise brightening floors after cleaning with a weak ammonia and water or salt and water solution. A matted floor mop is useless for an efficient cleaner, so untangle it by clipping and combing the mop with a clothespin.
In a Christmastime trip the narrator weighs Dicky Veritsen’s temper and the plan to stage an interview with their employer before Christmas. The party travels four cars including Brixton and Underwood vehicles as they head to the dying artist Robert Savarin’s wish and a betrothal subplot involving Mary.
A reader asks if it is proper to write to a girl from a dance and pursue romance, with guidance on tact and consent. The column offers cautious advice about clear signals, mutual connections, and polite approach, then shifts to a continuing narrative of car rides and social scenes with young people and a producer. The excerpt ends promising continuation tomorrow.
An advice piece by Alice Lynn Barry discusses salad oils and flavors. It notes no nutritive difference among peanut cotton corn or olive oils while flavor varies. Virgin olive oil is pricier with distinct rich taste, while proper storage in tin bottles and moderate temperatures prevents spoilage.
Louise Duntley highlights how gloves and color contrasts enhance outfits on Fifth Avenue. White gloves brighten dark costumes while brown and blue shades complement pink and maize gowns. gauntlet styles gain popularity for evening wear.
New York Senator R S Copeland discusses food poisoning risks from contaminated foods. He warns on spoiled canned goods and urges proper can inspection, refrigeration, and reheating to prevent illness while stressing individual dietary limits.
Shadows and children ride a road with hills until the Hill King grants a wish to turn up hills into down hills. The change makes travel easy but backfires as the hill turns on the shadows and masters, leaving them facing new up hills.
The article notes ELVET as a roaming fashion element appearing on many garments. Here it decorates a black Canton crepe dress with velvet flowers along a V neck, sleeves, and a velvet lined sash adding richness to the plain silk frock.
A compact collection of famed maxims from Browning Shakespeare Addison Torace De Segur Hamlet and Confucius. The sayings touch on liberty courage kindness and human behavior highlighting moral insight and practical wisdom.
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