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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
12
Dr Roy S Copeland explains how apparent miracles in medicine often stem from simple wax plugs in the ear. Sudden deafness can vanish when the cerumen is removed by a physician using a warm solution and syringe, with emphasis on not attempting self treatment. Consult a doctor for ear ailments.
A reader asks about severe chest pain and breathlessness likely indigestion. Other questions cover household cats and TB risk, gaining weight with moderate exercise, and a bald patch possibly ringworm. advice includes rest, general health, skin specialist consult, and sending self addressed stamped envelopes for full details.
A parental inquiry asks if a 15 year old girl should date a respectful boy while caring for an ailing mother. The adviser cautions that fifteen is too young for boyfriends, suggests supervising visits at home, and encourages arranging female friends or group activities to keep pursuits wholesome and aligned with a straight path.
A girl 18 asks if she should give up her romance with a man six years older due to his mother’s continued opposition. The columnist suggests that unless the son is heavily influenced by his mother, she should not give up the relationship, though if parental influence is strong, happiness may be harmed and separation advised.
The astrology notes alertness and caution for those born on this day amid fraud and intrigue in business and private life. It warns of deceptive documents and advises wary, decisive action, citing Archbishop John Ireland as a notable nativity.
Velvet returns as the season's dominant fabric with rich dignity and softness, paired with lace in frocks that blend velvet and lame for formal wear. Lace varieties from Point de Venise to cotton lace remain popular, as shown by a sheer black velvet frock with white cotton lace sleeves and asymmetric neck tie.
A nostalgic reminiscence on vacations and romances born at vacation spots. It extols the value of companionship, shared interests, and memories from summer activities, noting how vacation friendships can become lasting connections or fade when back home.
Madge reads a revised third act to Veritzen and awaits his verdict as neighbors and a rural crowd stage a comic countryside moment. Dicky nears a plan while Veritzen critiques the manuscript, and the scene ends with anticipation of tomorrow's continuation.
Louise Duntley observes new frocks with bustle-draped silhouettes, folds drawn to the back, and a palette of blue green, Bordeaux red, plum purple, tobacco and wine browns, taupe gray, and sapphire blue. Buttons return as fastenings or trim, and black suede opera pumps with jeweled bows finish the dressy look.
A vivid essay likens the four elements to a married couple Earth and Water contrasted with Fire and Air. Earth is grounded and practical while Fire and Air glow with daring. the union yields rich potential but sparks conflict. The piece ponders why Fire and Water married and questions the durability of their alliance.
A historical guide touts fruit catsups using grapes or gooseberries as superior to tart vegetable picks. It details recipes with grapes and gooseberries, sugar, vinegar and spices, plus canning steps and storage tips for home use. Large berries yield better flavor. small jars favored for single servings to avoid leftovers.
Practical household hints cover prunes with cornflour for syrup and flavor, lemon peel color for potatoes, vinegar to remove scorch marks, piano key cleaning with salad oil, crostics for whitehandkerchiefs, rice in batter puddings, dates or raisins in porridge, half milk water mix, whitewash salt, orange juice on apple tart, soda in spinach water, and leather mildew removal with vaseline and cloth.
The passage lists curious historical notes including Davy’s 1808 illumination demo, the Victory rebuilding in an English shipyard, Indian fur trappers using cars to replace snowshoes, watchmakers noting 90 percent of jewels are synthetic, and Eskimo marriages described as business partnerships with no kissing.
The article extols Mexico City as a cosmopolitan hub likened to Paris, noting ornate buildings and a daytime social scene on the boulevards. It contrasts cool mornings and warm noons with a lack of outdoor cafes and night life, while also highlighting mixed feelings from American visitors and locals regarding hospitality.
Shadow children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf follow Smoky the cat as he slinks toward the meadow on a cloudy afternoon. They wonder what he hunts, joking about lions and a mole while fearing a hunt that could turn on them. Tomorrow.
A collection of aphorisms from ancient to early modern thinkers. Each brief line offers guidance on power, judgment, ambition, courage, and virtue, highlighting how character shapes outcomes. Notable voices include Sallust, Bacon, Seneca, La Rochefoucauld, Goldoni, Cicero, Schiller, and Muskerry.
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