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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1930
Page
6
A domestic scene of mending a lace dress reveals a busy woman recalling old songs, neighbors, and family scenes. The narrator fixes a rip with fine thread, reflects on friendship, urban bustle, and a moonlit porch, linking care for clothes with memory and duty.
The column warns of adverse influences on September 3 with opposition and hidden pressures. It cautions against speculative investments and fraud, urging conservatism in finances. It notes potential sudden changes and a need for prudent, sound economic principles.
A poetic meditation on a secluded pool hidden in woods. The narrator imagines solitude and self discovery as one lingers by the water its mirrored surface inviting dreams and quiet reflection. A mythical spirit may mock and reveal beauty to the solitary observer.
The essayist notes Constantinople remains a magnetic yet changing destination under Young Turks rule. He describes hotels and food as improving while liquor is hard to obtain due to religious principles. He contrasts old social limits for women with new freedoms and highlights notable sites like the Hagia Sophia and the 1,000 year old Willk.
In a hotel dining room a tense luncheon unfolds as Lillian pressures social tact while Phil Veritzen presses to learn gown details and flowers for the party. The narrator, wary of Veritzen, navigates polite evasions and a web of egos as Seibel coordinates decorations and arrivals. The scene ends with a tease of a deal over her niece Miss Harrison's engagement to Veritzen's son.
Advice column addresses a lovesick reader and a young woman feeling overlooked. Nancy Lee counsels prioritizing family, waiting for a divorce outcome if the man is bound to his wife, and maintaining high ideals. A separate reader is urged to focus on self-improvement, style, confidence, and balanced social life.
A guide to lemon juice based sauces for fish highlighting tartness over vinegar, with variations using parsley cucumber gherkins olives and egg yolk for creamier dressings. Notes on drawn butter, relative flavors for shellfish, and simple dressings like plain melted butter and light mayonnaise.
Household Hints suggests simple affordable gifts for newborns. Three or four gauze washcloths, finished with a ribbon or crochet thread, make attractive tributes to the baby's tender skin.
A blend of home dining tips and transit news touches on cooling beverages for warm weather, safe party planning, and a Vienna by law on street crossing. It also reports a Windsor Detroit tunnel project, and quick pie edge prep with milk and macaroni to prevent burning.
A 1930 feature by R S Copeland urges infant exercise as vital. It describes safe handling, loose clothing, and allowing free movement on blankets or grass to build early muscle and encourage self-sufficiency. It compares baby activity to natural animal behavior and cautions against rough bouncing.
Today's Fashion by Vera Winston highlights a black velvet cap praised for its dignity despite its small size. The column notes a shift toward modern tricorn adaptations, illustrated by a felt tricorn with leather tab trimming. A braided velvet cap below features velvet ribbon bows set to the side and back.
A narrator battles mischievous shadow-children led by Knarf who torment a story they watch. They bend paper into tunnels, cause the tale to falter, and finally send the page sailing out the window as a moonlit prank ends with tinkling laughter.
A collection of short quotes from Herbert Thackeray Longfellow Cowper Carlyle Johnson Horace Milnes on wisdom honor genius ease history sloth and life. Each line offers a concise reflection linking virtue talent ambition and effort to daily conduct and legacy.
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