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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1931
Page
11
A columnist laments the fading of glittering vaudeville and pop acts like Pretty Baby and Sugar Daddy. They celebrate a return to wholesome love songs and nostalgia, condemning cynical, money-driven "gimme" girls and urging a shift toward genuine romance. The piece notes new music and young men seeking real home life over night club excess.
Eleanor Ross advises selecting a single harmonious display for a mantel. A handsome mantle deserves few authentic accents such as a pewter piece or fine china flanking a well-chosen picture, avoiding clutter.
Practical tips cover reviving faded blinds with linseed oil and proper cooking of scarlet runners by removing seeds. Advice extends to keeping drains clear by scalding with soda and rinsing, scraping fat before washing, using old newspapers for greasy dishes, and treating stubborn fruit stains with lemon juice before rinsing.
Fashion notes reveal season near historic styling with modern twist. Two dresses showcase past epoch cues such as leg of mutton sleeves velvet sashes and trailing red velvet bows paired with crinkly eye white fabric and sheer black tulle. Both frocks emphasize quaint charm and up to date appeal through bold silhouettes and velvet embellishments.
The Stars Say For Saturday November 21 notes an eventful day shaped by planetary configurations. It predicts excitement and opportunities for advancement, financial gain, and personal prestige, with initiative and adventurous management guiding success and a versatile birth sign for children born that day.
A profile of Katharine Cornell as a premier American actress and Belasco Theatre lessee with director husband Guthrie McClintic. The piece traces her rise from Buffalo to London and New York stages, noting her artistry, select public life, and pursuit of serious theatre over publicity.
In a tense interview, Philip Veritzen admires Madge Ralston’s vocal gift and dramatic range and suggests she play the leading woman. He warns of a year of intense training and possible postponement, while Madge resists leaving home and rejects the proposal.
A friend asks if three people can be unhappy until a man ends an old relationship. The reader says the man should firmly end the former affair if he wants happiness and allow the new partner to form other ties. A separate note explains old fixed marriage proposal forms are outdated and urges honesty and asking the woman to share a life together.
Vera Winston notes the leather jacket’s rise among the young with country and suburban girls embracing the practical garment. A green suede jacket with zipper fastens at the collar and pockets, paired with a brown wrap skirt and belt creates a stylish, versatile outfit for everyday wear.
A clinician notes cataract basics with emphasis on painless removal. The piece covers causes such as traumatic injury and congenital cases, outlines the surgical removal of the lens, and warns against delay while stressing prompt treatment for the young and cautious approach when the other eye remains sighted.
Readers ask about ear noises nose catarrh and middle ear infection remedies freckle care eczema colitis and discharging ear. Experts urge addressing the underlying condition and requesting full particulars by self addressed stamped envelope. Seek ear specialist for persistent discharging ear.
In a nocturnal fantasy Knarf the shadow leads a geranium and a rubber plant to abandon pots and seek water in the kitchen. After a struggle to pull free, the two plants fall from the sill and lie motionless on the floor, unable to move.
A selection of quotations on wealth restraint improvement resilience and human nature. Notable lines from Fo Lucretius Aurelius Swain Landor Terence Penn Ruskin discuss money pain consolation wit and praise. The collection surveys virtue vs greed and the power of self discipline.
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