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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1930
Page
11
A reader praises Dr. Mayo’s view that longevity matters less than a live brain. The piece contrasts strong bodies with weak minds, recounts a grandmother both crippled yet inspiring, and argues for keeping brains and souls active over simply extending life.
Genevieve Kemble presents a horoscope noting a generally fortuitous day with chances for advancement and prosperity yet warns of sensational events and the risk of turbulent speech. It advises calm control and suggests birthdays near this date carry emphasis on temper and prudent actions for solid gains.
Temple Manning reflects on Delhi as India’s capital with its historic durbars and famed Chandni Chowk. He recalls Nadir Shah’s sack of 100000 lives, the Peacock Throne, and the Koh-i-Noor myth, noting the throne’s platform remains while the gems were looted.
Madge frets over a warned rift with Dicky as she weighs breaking ties with Philip Veritzen to secure his good humor. She plans a Christmas Eve who’s-who in the family scene while juggling a lucrative magazine contract and hopes for Veritzen’s son Dicky to wed his niece Edith Fairfax. Junior and Rod cheer the season as the house prepares for carols and a surprise tree trimming, awaiting tomorrow’s continuation.
A portrait of a busy office girl who enjoys health energy and savvy style. She finds fun in movies bargains and dances at hotels while pursuing romance and marriage as a possible outcome.
A 19 year old asks if romance with a nonconforming suitor should continue despite parental objections over religion. Counsel advises prioritizing welfare and suggests seeking harmony with the parents and possibly delaying marriage plans.
A young house keeper learns meats vary in cooking needs. Porterhouse and sirloin require quick high heat, while lamb and mutton take 15 to 20 minutes. Veal needs longer, pork the longest. Pork and veal demand proper cooking to avoid bad rep. Lamb chops broil fast then finish slowly for tenderness. Veal cutlets are breaded and simmered after browning, pork chops prepared similarly.
Household hints cover baking powder biscuits flavor balance by adding sugar and fix mayonnaise with unbeaten egg white. Tips advise using stale bread bits in crumbs jar and care for transparent velvet by shaking wrinkles, steaming, air drying, and avoiding ironing to prevent matting.
Dr Copeland explains gall stones form from cholesterol deposits in the gall bladder amid liver irritation. He cites indigestion and constipation as risk factors and urges drinking large amounts of water to flush away substances causing gall bladder trouble.
A whimsical tale of Knarf and companions who lose their noses after a reckless shove under a file. They chase a missing proboscis, finding a sheep tail as a temporary substitute from Little Bo Peep before the real nose returns, a month later, in a pepper pot.
Today's Fashion by Vera Winston notes how younger girls adopt matured lines in wardrobes. The article highlights the indistinct boundary between junior and senior styles with a practical two tone brown jersey school frock featuring inset sleeves a V on the blouse and lighter brown godets, illustrating a trend toward grown-up dress in youth wear.
A collection of dicta on discipline recreation fear eloquence and moral duties. Notable ideas: education shapes character, reading and reflection matter, fear tests courage, nations insist on moral discipline, eloquence must align with nature, and a wayward child returning to duty moves with tears.
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