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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1931
Page
10
Royal S. Copeland discusses infant nutrition emphasizing milk as essential, compares cow and human milk, warns of contamination risks, and outlines need for pasteurized or sterilized milk plus milk modification. He notes breed differences in fat content and previews further articles on sources and preparation.
Practical health columns cover cataract caution and eye checks by specialists. Readers ask about ringworm, nasal catarrh, infant hair growth with vaseline or olive oil, and compresses for joints. Sauerkraut juice is noted for tonic intestinal effect.
A long letter from Pam describes her time at an old college where her fashion show sold well and boosted confidence. She reflects on affordable merchandise, the lure of new styles for college life, customer return visits, and a racetrack fashion show with a wool jersey outfit that impressed photographers.
Dorothy Flack recalls the fate of flappers once blamed by critics and social reformers. She argues that many became suburban wives raising families, showing that love marriage and home still define a woman's life despite past fashions.
In Adele Garrison’s drama, Madge confronts a dangerous Chinese messenger who hints at Lee Chow and Hugh Grantland, while a séance ends abruptly. The group weighs danger and survival as they prepare to flee, with Dicky calling for Madge as the chapter closes.
This 1931 hairstyle guide reviews end curlers, cold curling irons, and steam styling to create and set ringlet ends for the moderately long bob. It covers overnight child curlers, pin techniques, and finishing with a hair net and steam to extend the look for days.
Writer Winifred Black Batt laments American schools for producing graduates who cannot talk properly saying the uniform fault is poor English. She argues for corrective classes and improved language education to teach refinement and grace in speech. Copyright 1931 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
A 16 year old girl asks if she should phone her friend's mother to apologize for harsh words spoken five months earlier. She explains a prior apology failed to heal the rift and seeks guidance on reconciliation through a sincere note to the mother. The suggested note asks for forgiveness in light of remorse and hopes to lay the incident to rest so the friendship may continue.
Alice Lynn Barry extols herbs for flavor boosting in home cooking. She lists fresh herbs like mint chervil parsley chives watercress and dried dill bay leaf caraway celery seed and mustard. Tips include herb enriched dressings salads and stuffed vegetables with small garden quantities sufficing.
The entry predicts a day of initiative and activity from the lunar time to Mars fueling high pressure and enterprise. It urges bold ventures and suggests notable achievements while advising conservatism in personal relations. a birthday child may be active and constructive. Notable nativity: Sarah Bernhardt.
The article highlights St Paul’s Cathedral begun in 1675 and finished 35 years later, praising its height of 365 feet and Wren’s design. It notes the Old Curiosity Shop on Portsmouth Street, Trafalgar Square with Nelson’s column and four guarding lions, plus statues of Napier Havelock and Gordon. It mentions wreaths laid each Oct 21 for Nelson’s death anniversary.
The Caterpillar hurts its foot and has a curious medical chase. Dr Centipede prescribes a medicine, Knarf and Yam search for a drugstore under a garden wall, and Mrs Beetle arrives with a spoonful of green medicine. Tomorrow: The Cure.
A collage of aphorisms and quotes on self restraint honesty patience and independence from figures like Sage Bennett Carlyle Shakespeare Franklin Reynolds von Humboldt and Disraeli. The passages emphasize action observation fidelity politeness and personal integrity as keys to success.
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