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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
8
After surgery fear can linger from the memory of the procedure and lingering pains. The piece reassures that adhesions and tenderness after abdominal operations are not serious and emphasizes activity, fresh air, and good nutrition to promote recovery and prevent prolonged misery.
Readers submit questions on a red nose from poor circulation and digestion, rheumatic pain, frequent boils in a child, and superfluous hair. Answers stress finding the underlying cause, heat and massage for relief, and sending a stamped envelope for full particulars.
A home cookers guide praises Home Kitchen Jellies and Jams as essential ingredients for breakfasts desserts and sauces. It suggests stocking a variety of small jars including apricots plums cherries berries apple butter orange and lemon marmalades and preserved ginger for quick meal and dessert options.
Practical household hints include treating oil stains on carpets with a paste of fuller's earth dried then brushed off. Other tips cover mashing potatoes with baking powder for light results, preventing bacon from shrinking when fried, polishing with turpentine, keeping cakes moist with an apple in the tin, removing ink stains from linen with a lemon cut, and keeping salad ingredients separate until mixing.
Lace remains a mainstay in wardrobes with lace evening or dinner frocks suited for impromptu occasions and grand gala events. The sketch features a misty blue gray lace evening frock with a high waist and chiffon floral garland, plus a bolero with wide revers adding charm and dignity.
A reflective essay argues that love outvalues wealth in modern life. It contrasts fortunes that vanish with lasting happiness found in simple family life, asserting a home with love as a strong palace guarded by affection over material riches.
Madge settles in with Dicky and Lillian after a tense Vickers encounter. The group invites Lillian to join dinner as Katie prepares a calm, orderly meal with Dicky assisting, while Katie’s humor lightens the mood amid lingering tensions. Continued tomorrow.
Genevieve Kemble presents a general astrology forecast with a mild aspect between Sul and Jupiter, predicting negative trends of dispute deception and delays but possible minor gains. Birthdays may face trials vexation postponements with some success through wise management. Notable nativity Harold Mac Grath, author.
A narrator recalls the allure and emptiness of glamorous living. The old man in the shade by a spring recounts his youth spent on high-stakes pleasures, while a chauffeur quietly tends a garden with his wife, showing a quieter happiness beyond fame and drink.
A young man asks which of two women to pursue while a young woman seeks guidance about choosing love vs family pressure. Nancy Lee urges pursuing personal happiness, advising against parental arranged marriages and suggesting open dialogue and self awareness. The column emphasizes self-determination in love and marriage decisions.
The Alexander Palace near Moscow once housed Nicholas II and the Romanoffs. Nearby Catherine Palace, described as the Russian Versailles, features gold and lapis rooms and Empress Elizabeth chambers. The article notes Peter the Great’s frugality and Elizabeth’s lavish entertainments, with the Soviet base preserving the palaces as a lesson about past masters.
Seen on Fifth Ave. Hostess pyjamas and negligees in velvet and metallic cloth will be part of the home scheme this Winter. The garments are decorative and bold with medieval lines, including a black transparent velvet hostess gown over silver metallic cloth sleeves.
A group of shadow-children led by Knarf and Hanid chase a breeze on a hot day. They seek wind spectacles in Cyclone Alley but Windy shops trap them. An old man at Number Two vanishes in a ballooning clay pipe as they escape back to the alley. Tomorrow: Number Three.
A compilation of brief aphorisms from poets and philosophers. Notable lines touch on pride envy and avarice, temperament in speech and timing, calls to action, and reflections on human folly. Names include Dante Watts Southey Milton Richter Young La Rochefoucauld Pope Blake.
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