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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1931
Page
8
Dr. Royal S. Copeland outlines infant nutrition basics in a series starting today. He emphasizes four essential food elements protein carbohydrates fats and minerals with a focus on vitamins and milk's role in baby growth. Breast milk is ideal when possible and modified cow’s milk discussed for when nursing isn’t possible.
A diary entry shows a fashion model recalling travels to London Berlin Vienna and Paris and naming designers Vionnet Lanvin Worth Schiaparelli. She anticipates Billy’s apartment competition and muses on a future home while praising a dark green waterproof corduroy raincoat with leather buttons. She notes customers returning to town and keeps focus on clothes and upcoming showing.
A feature on modern millinery showcases four wearable autumn hats. Describes felt and velvet options with details on shapes such as tricorne inspired forms, shallow turbans, and Second Empire hints. Notes color contrasts, ribbons, and decorative feathers enhancing dressy and utility headwear.
In a tense scene the narrator receives heartfelt praise from Lillian for the fourth act of a play. Lillian urges little revision beyond subtle cliches and offers immediate help for any further writing needs. The narrator weighs how the household expects the writer to retreat to her studio to finish the work amid a wounded Chinese visitor.
Lillian approves a swift finish and keeping Baby Faith with Mother Graham. The narrator recounts how Madge changes her mind about spending the night there and hints at preparing for Phil’s appearance. The group discusses who will help and endure the upcoming tasks.
A reader asks if she should forget a caring older boy or hope he changes. Nancy Lee and others urge abandoning him, advise avoiding such boys, and suggest focusing on self and other concerns. The narrative shifts to a writer guarding her studio during tense sheltering of wounded at home and foresees continuation tomorrow.
An unnamed speaker laments cruelty and calls for drastic eugenic measures to purge the weak, contrasting Spartan ideal with humane values. He argues against chloroforming the vulnerable and questions calculating strength versus courage, citing Roosevelt and historic figures to defend compassion. Copyright 1931.
Dorothy rejects keeping a budget and tallying expenses arguing it gloomy. The piece urges systematic checking of laundry, trades, and items, using written lists and carbon copies to ensure accuracy and better service from tradesmen.
The zodiac note predicts promising astral forces for Tuesday, with high initiative and events likely but tempered by impulsiveness and excess. Calm planning could yield success, fortune growth, and stable possessions, while birthdays nearby may bring opportunity but warn against rash disputes. Notable birth: A. F. Pilabury, flour manufacturer.
Beauty writer Josephine Huddleston advises tracking body measurements to judge a reducing routine. Readers should chart hips waistline and upper arms, perform a daily 20 minute roller-based regimen with camphor lotion, and check progress in about two weeks.
A sunny day as children Jim Rolf Dinah May and Frank blow bubbles from clay pipes. Knarf tries to burst them, hides as a shadow, and blows up with a pinless plan that finally bursts a bubble and sends him flying toward the chimney.
A collage of aphorisms and quotes on mind, work, books, attitude, and writing from Shakespeare to Buffon. Notable lines urge shaping ends, value of books, sharing knowledge, and cheer in trouble, weaving a portrait of literary wisdom.
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