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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1931
Page
10
Royal S Copeland argues for regular weighing to track infant growth and feeding. He outlines expected weight gains, feeding intervals, and strict cleanliness in formula preparation, stressing careful timing and hygiene for healthy development.
Basic cold and hot sauces for cereals used as puddings with various fruits and flavorings. Techniques include cooling cooked cereals into bricks, and serving with fruit pulp sauces or chocolate and nut garnishes.
Dorothy Flack offers a moral essay on women longing for what belongs to others. The piece contrasts tears and envy with practicality, urging focus on attainable goals in love, emotions, and careers. It champions honesty as the sole reward.
In Helena Brixton’s push to extend Marion and Mary’s stay, Madge, Harry Underwood, and Mary weigh Charles Owen’s alleged romantic plots and the risk to Marion. They recall Marion’s protector Ronald Brixton and Mary’s cryptic notes about Owen amid a web of suspicions and covert motives.
Mrs Brixton and Mary press for action as Marion's fortune and Charles Owen's matrimonial plans loom. The narrator weighs loyalty to Lillian against danger in keeping their knowledge secret, while Harry Underwood urges caution and a plan to intervene. (Continued Tomorrow.)
A vivid portrait of Soochow as a historic and modern cultural hub. It highlights its aristocracy of three thousand families devoted to arts and sciences, its wealth and banking growth, women’s access on streets, and famed sites like the Temple of Literature with ceremonies and incense as the governor performs offerings before a stone tortoise tablet.
A 19 year old recounts a breakup after a boyfriend who dated another girl married her. The advisor urges gratitude for avoiding such a man and to congratulate herself, suggesting it will be easier to forget than expected.
A California widow declares she seeks a sixty thousand dollar husband and emphasizes she will not rely on alimony. She is urged to offer love, home, companionship, and personality, not wealth, in the pursuit. The reader is told to present appealing qualities and avoid fragmentary materialism as she markets herself. Copyright 1931 Newspaper Feature Service, Loc.
An article explains cosmetic rouge tricks to alter facial contours and illusions. It describes applying rouge high on the cheekbone to slim a fuller face and methods to widen or fill hollows, using paste rouge for stronger outlines and experimenting to achieve desired effects.
The Stars Say forecasts a day of achievement and steady effort bringing enhanced standing and potential rewards in business and personal matters. Those born on the day may receive recognition and property gains with supportive figures in authority. A child born today should be practical and industrious.
A fashion note outlines seasonal purses as must have accessories. It highlights leather bags for daily use and fabric purses for formal wear, with materials like alligator suede velvet and satin. Describes a dark blue alligator tailored bag, a brown antelope cross over flap bag, and a black velvet jeweled clasp bag for dressy occasions.
An old man narrator and shadow-children aboard a Sinbad voyage are carried to a roc nest. The baby roc cannot swallow the ship, so Knarf plans escape as the mother roc readies to tear the ship apart. Copyright 1931 Newspaper Feature Service.
A collage of quotable lines from classic authors and thinkers. The selections offer reflections on memory effort envy wealth writing humanity politics and conscience, each paired with a distinctive voice and era.
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