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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1931
Page
16
A reflective essay on choosing simplicity and domestic happiness over wealth and social status. It argues prosperity does not guarantee happiness, urging families to gather at home for Thanksgiving, valuing loving presence, togetherness, and the sanctity of home. Relatives and friends unite, with simple, meaningful celebrations.
A 1851 feature urges gratitude for health over wealth, arguing good health enables all things. It praises the moral value of Thanksgiving, cites medical expert Roy Copeland, and reflects on adversity, prosperity, and simple living. The piece ends urging readers to give thanks.
A practical guide to preparing turkey for a holiday dinner. It covers selecting a plump bird, testing tenderness, dressing and sewing the cavity, trimming, salting, buttering, and flouring, plus roasting times from browning to tenderness. It also notes making gravy from giblets and vegetables.
Recipes describe making stuffing for turkey with bread soaked in fruit juice and eggs, plus variations including German Fruit Stuffing using prunes apricots apples raisins and nuts. The mix combines oysters chestnuts and breadcrumbs with butter salt onion juice lemon peel and orange juice for a rich stuffing.
A vivid portrait of village Sunday bullfighting in Spain where young men aged sixteen to nineteen perform padded mock bullfights for cheering crowds. The piece notes the spectacle is staged rather than deadly, yet reveals the deep cultural hold and national pride tied to the tradition.
Reader asks for birthday gift ideas for a girlfriend and how often to see her. Nancy Lee suggests perfume, handbags, atomizers, scarves, or linens. notes late hours start at midnight. Advises patience, direct ask, and if she avoids him, to move on for both.
The lunar transits on this day alert to concerns in letters writings publishing and publicity with social and romantic complications as well as business risks. Personal affairs may face anxiety or misfortune and birthdays may bring writing contract concerns unless discreetly managed. A child born today may be versatile and gifted with words but happiness needs guidance.
In a tense exchange, Madge defies Philip Veritzen’s demand she enter the city next Tuesday to begin her play’s production. He pressures timing while she cites household constraints and her prior role with his organization, hinting at a test of wills as the drama unfolds.
A compact recipe note describes cranberry sherbet as a turkey dinner accompaniment. It lists two methods using cranberry juice, sugar, water, lemon juice, gelatin, and orange juice with instructions to cook, strain, dissolve gelatin, and freeze.
A roundup of curious notes: light airplanes cost little more than cars, Brazilian beetles felled vast timber, and authors now publish more works though shorter books. It notes Poland's 65 percent farming populace and a population rise of over 600 thousand last year.
Fashion notes describe velvet afterdark hats with plaited edges, turbans in velvet, and velvet cloches with visors as new youth friendly styles. Felt daytime hats remain common, with feather accents fading. Woolen outdoor outfits dominate shops catering to fashionable women, favored for their neat practicality.
Vera Winston presents new footwear with a black antelope one-strap shoe embroidered with silver dots for informal dinners. A brown suede daytime slipper features dark-red kid trim. A green suede oxford with novelty green leather bow complements a green ensemble.
Winifred Black muses on loving a plain tune and the Highbrow culture clash. The piece recalls Edison and a sentimental favorite, Some day I'll take you home Kathleen, sung at his funeral, linking music, memory, and moral contrast.
Archibald Flinn and five shadow children seek a meal during a family dinner. Knarf steals a cranberry to claim a feast, then invites the group to join Cuckoo for a doorstep Thanksgiving at twelve sharp. Tomorrow promises a big dinner.
A collection of quotes from Locke Browning Colton Voltaire Ruskin Emerson and Seneca exploring knowledge mind religion society and virtue. The passage urges reflection on reading thinking and human nature with moral and social observations.
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