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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1931
Page
10
A health discussion notes rising diabetes cases among children labeled infantile diabetes. Insulin therapy saved many lives, but diet control remains central. Early teaching in childhood curbs later complications and supports normal growth, with insulin used when diet alone fails.
A 1921 advice column offers concerns from teens and young women. Topics include diet to combat constipation and varicose veins from standing, handling a boy’s vacation absence, considering nose reshaping, facial hair and acne inquiries, and heart-related shortness of breath. Readers are urged to send a stamped envelope for full particulars and to repeat questions.
The diarist describes energetic days with extra walks, fashion classes, and ambitions to grow in design and business. Pam studies languages to converse with South American customers, while preparations include a new bright-green suede fleece-lined coat for Helene. The entry mentions letters from Ken, hopes of road travel, and social outings among friends and admirers.
Coats feature utility and beauty with fur accents and varied fabrics. Dark brown wool with red fox trim contrasts with brown beige wool and beaver cuffs. A black wool coat with raglan shoulders and astrakhan trim offers a one piece scarf collar. Leather belts and silver buckles add metallic detail to several designs.
A dramatic offer from Philip Veritzen tests a wife’s resolve to balance duty and ambition. He believes with training she could star in her own play, while she maintains she cannot sacrifice her husband or begin a career now. He commends her work and hints at a powerful future.
By Adele Garrison a suitor presses a career offering to the narrator warning of a dramatic production. Mr Veritzen’s satyr like gaze signals a manipulative plan to wound Dicky while pressing the talent claim. The narrator weighs the temptation and imagines Dicky’s likely reaction as the scene ends with a teaser for tomorrow.
Genevieve Kembar? Kemb le writes on this day stabilizing fortunes through hard work and meritorious actions. Those born on this date may expect solid returns from past labors and support from elderly persons or institutions. A child born today should be earnest and practical. Notable nativity: Richard Croker, Tammany leader.
A misty morning meditation on mourning doves named Poor Soul Careless Love So Long and Oo Long. They once lived in a garden with tiny wooden houses and together mourned humanity. A boy in a gray city watched them, fed them, and hoped they would return, but they vanished and the boy vanished too, leaving a dream of the garden far away.
Homemaking advice explores how long narrow halls can feel roomier by continuing ceiling color to moulding, choosing wall colors that widen the space, and using wallpaper landscapes or pale tints. It suggests scaled furniture, scatter rugs, and mirrors to add depth, plus screened sewing nooks and small furniture groups to create livable, light rooms.
The census shows the US population on April 1 last was 122,776,046 with 56.2 percent urban and 43.8 percent rural. It notes that the name George is of Greek origin meaning tillage and earth worker.
Josephine Huddleston explains how to accurately track body weight over time using consistent scales, clothing, and weighing times. She notes scales vary by half to two pounds, clothing adds weight, and morning weigh ins differ from later in the day. Regular home measurements help maintain a steady record.
A tale recounts five children Mil Yam Hanid Flor Knarf riding ants in a backyard race toward a buttercup. The ants divert under a pebble causing the children and shadows to tumble. The light, playful episode ends with a chaotic spill and the race halted.
A collection of aphorisms from Helps to Franklin offering reflections on knowledge, idleness, authority, vigilance, happiness, freedom, friendship, fashion, learning, and forgiveness. The witticisms span authors from Mill to Shakespeare and Rabelais. The tone recalls a compact moral compendium.
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