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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1931
Page
8
A 1901 feature by ROYAL 8S COPELAND promotes air baths to boost health and immunity in winter. It outlines how exposing the skin to cool air tones the skin, aids waste removal, and improves overall well being. Steps include gradual exposure, indoor then outdoor baths, and precautions for cold drafts and vulnerable individuals.
A young man asks how to gain weight and whether orange or apple better for the system. Answers advise improving general condition to gain weight and note both fruits are nutritious with oranges rich in vitamins. Also a question about epilepsy in a child may be curable, depending on cause, with further details available on request. Wrinkles under the eyes are treated with massage and cold cream.
A 21 year old woman asks about loving a married man age 43. Experts urge ending the relationship or seeking legal separation, noting his lack of commitment and risking a false paradise. A 20 year old woman seeks guidance on renewing contact after a quarrel, with advice to apologize, express regret, and strive to remain friends.
Dorothy Flack comments on thriving harvests amid hardship noting abundance in crops and seasonal beauty. She contrasts prosperity with hunger, urges steady effort to restore balance, and highlights renewed love among couples as the real harvest of happiness.
The Wednesday October 28 star readings warn of adverse fortune and financial danger from rash loans or investments. Expect hostile reactions in personal affairs and potential quarrels, with elders experiencing friendly surprises and a rash but popular child born that day. Notable nativity: James Burns, American detective.
Household hints suggest tying odd soap pieces in soft flannel then boiling until soft and cooling to form a usable soap ball. Salt improves potato dryness and flouriness when added near cooking end, and a teaspoon vinegar added before conking helps whiten old potatoes.
Temple Manning reflects on London’s vastness and iconic landmarks. He recalls Whitehall’s Horse Guards and Trooping the Colors, the National Gallery and Big Ben, then shifts to a personal memory at Charing Cross of crowds and fog. The city appears as a colossal giant in his mind.
Madge debates pedestal fantasies and admits Hugh Grantland stirs deep feelings. Dicky presses for truth as Lillian predicted his rival interest and Madge confronts the possibility she has yearned for Hugh. The confession awaits tomorrow.
A guide to precise temperatures in recipes stresses thermometer use for reliable results. It explains standard ranges from very slow to quick searing, urging cooks to record successful temperatures when directions are vague.
The piece lists bizarre crossing ideas on water skis and diver suits, notes glow-worm light mimics X rays on photographic plates, and mentions juvenile crime trends with boys forming gangs. It also cites London's weather improving public health, a German claim on durable wallpaper from glass, silver-tinted rim makeup in Paris, and a shift to evening dress.
A nostalgic memoir piece recalls an old fashioned garden with lemon verbena and moss roses. Describes a gate, red brick walk, arbor, grape vines, wild cucumber vines, tiger lilies, peonies, phlox, grass pinks, four o clocks, sweet peas, and a longing to find such a garden again for happiness.
Five shadow-children join Jack Frost in a late night garden adventure. They learn to paint leaves from bright vats in a vast store room as autumn colors spill across the scene. Tomorrow promises more painting and mischief.
A Vera Winston fashion note promotes Canton crepe as practical for daytime and special events. The gray crepe frock features raglan sleeves with a puffed hem, a rolled collar, and a belt mixing gray crepe with navy suede for a simple yet polished look.
A collection of aphorisms on resilience and virtue from McCarthy Hobbes Seneca and Vergil. The quotes discuss adversity as a remedy, national endurance through spirit, the value of words as tools and cautions about self restitution and repentance.
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