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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
20
Cranberries are versatile accompaniments to many dishes and have a longer season from September to February. The piece lists multiple cranberry based recipes including Stewed Whole Cranberries, Cranberry Jelly, Filling for Cranberry Pie, Cranberry Sauce Tart, and Cranberry Tea with gelatin, sharing methods and ingredients.
The article describes new silhouettes in women’s lingerie emphasizing feminine mystery and allure. It notes a silk gym pantie with a clever waistband, a pink crepe dansette with ecru insets, and a chemise in pink crepe de Chine trimmed with blue green crepe and tiny tailored tucks.
The column predicts a day of signal benefits and happy achievements in private life and business. Employment looks favorable and new arrangements with large interests should thrive. Those born on this day enter a year of advancement and possibly new ventures.
A reader seeks guidance on dating a gentle suitor while staying loyal to a five year friendship. The mother endorses cautious dating but avoids seriousness, while a friend disapproves. Betty responds that the mother’s view should guide the relationship, not the friend.
A seventeen year old girl asks if she should date a twenty three year old. The reply notes he is older and advises seeking peers in their early teens and tells her to discuss with her mother and follow her mother's guidance.
The article discusses how proper food affects individual and community health with notes from the American Medical Association convention in Portland Maine. Exhibits include milk modified with honey, gelatin uses for diabetics and child feeding, canned orange juice preserving vitamins, and canning methods for children. It urges nationwide demonstrations to improve mothers and children’s nutrition.
A skin specialist should remove a side nose mole most likely with an electric needle. For shaving, shave lightly and use a tube cream, moisten the face, rub in, rinse, keep skin damp, then shave. Hyperacidity can cause stomach nausea. adjust diet and seek further guidance via self addressed stamped envelope.
Temple Manning tours San Sebastian Spain calling it a famed Basque resort and Mecca for vacationists. He describes La Concha beach palm bordered promenade and perched miradors, Basque pride, and the casino bull ring and bathhouses along the Bay of Biscay.
An old guide for natural blondes outlines two shampoos to preserve light color and shine. The first uses lemon soap jelly with borax and egg white, applied in two stages, then rinsed with lemon water. the second brightens dull blond hair with lemon juice and salts of tartar, no soap, plus spray or rinse steps, and sun-drying for final payoff.
A Norman garden scene turns comic when Knarf tries to enroll a young cricket for singing lessons with Mr Canary. The cricket imitates a sing song cry but is swallowed by the canary before any lessons begin. The tale closes with a sharp punch line on good intentions gone wrong.
The text notes that wireless helped arrest over half the bandits and housebreakers in London in the past year. It mentions the Middle Temple library in London holding about two volumes of law books and that it was founded in 1641.
In a tense sequence Mrs Ticer and the narrator fret over a missing key to a Larches test and suspect a burglar, while they plot to retrieve it with help from a neighbor. The exchange hints Hallam’s calculated menace and a larger secret tied to a sandalwood box and government-linked names.
A compact collection of quotable lines from Martial Syrus Wilde and Horace. The quotes offer views on adversity bravery conscience discontent and the growth of books into enduring temples of wisdom.
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