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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1931
Page
8
Royal S Copeland argues age reflects arterial health and heredity, not years lived. As men approach middle age, bodies tire, sleep and rest gain importance, and moderation in eating, drinking, exercise, and work becomes essential for maintaining vitality. Regular medical consultation is advised, especially for women nearing menopause and men undergoing change.
A 1931 Newspaper Denture Service column answers reader questions on anemia weight norms for a 31 year old male, swollen neck glands due to tonsillitis, eczema on the forehead, ulcerated stomach, dandruff, falling hair, acne, lack of synovial fluid, pimples, freckles, and remedies including diet adjustments hair care and topical tonics.
In a diary style note, a fashion shop veteran touts a calm period before next week’s busy schedule with new clothes for customers. She praises simple, well cut afternoon frocks over showy velvet and lace, citing recent sales of tan crepe marocain outfits and a blush georgette sleeve detail as examples of enduring elegance.
Ink reports pink as a chic evening color when paired with black. Paris shows satin frocks in black and pink and cyclamen, featuring a heavy black satin back view, pale pink edging, surplice front bodice, and wide vertical skirt panels. The cyclamen gown has fan motifs and a jeweled belt buckle.
Veritzen asks me to sponsor Avis Arlen and her mother, a request I loathe. Avis shows vanity and emotional hollowness, while Grace Draper’s memory lingers with fear and pity. Philip Veritzen schemes to disrupt Noel and Mary’s engagement, aiming to shift Noel’s affection to Avis, possibly to further a bizarre royal alliance fantasy.
By Adele Garrison this serialized column sketches complex courtly schemes around Noel Mary Avis Arlen and Queen Olga of Transvania. A troubled Philip Veritzen envisions using Avis as bait to draw Noel away while pondering the narrator’s role in his schemes. Continued tomorrow.
The forecast highlights Jupiter and Mars boosting initiative and bold enterprise on this day with strong progress toward cherished projects. Neptune squares the Sun signaling potential fraud or duplicity to guard against while private happiness and prestige may follow.
A reflection on a modern cult the Disillusionists who deny all moral absolutes and living with mere blankness. The author contrasts them with a hardworking laborer who believes in fairies and Santa Claus, arguing genuine life lies in emotion and action rather than nihilistic indifference.
Geographical decorations are growing in popularity, expanding from wall maps to lamp bases screens and bookcases. Children and amateurs craft maps into trays frames or colorful accents while globes and handmade maps bring educational and decorative value to living rooms libraries and dens.
A dialogue from J T Advice Girls features Girl of Eighteen answering questions about proper responses when introduced, recognizing acquaintances, and the correct parting words after a date. She emphasizes a sincere thank you, recognition through bow and smile, and that departing words should be natural rather than rehearsed.
Josephine Huddleston advises on improving elbow and upper arm skin using cornmeal and olive oil. A vigorous five minute exfoliation followed by olive oil massage, camphor ice, and repeated treatments can reduce roughness and discoloration, though results vary with neglect.
A childlike tale follows shadows Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf as they visit the Jones boy to find his temper. They search everywhere from garden to cellar and finally hear Knarf call them to descend into darkness to retrieve the temper, hinted to return tomorrow with a note on a bad temper.
A compact collection of quotations from Schiller Aristotle Dryden Montaigne Erasmus Milton Herbert Massinger and others on themes of justice doubt study and faith. The lines contrast power pride duty courage and religious belief across ages and cultures.
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