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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1930
Page
6
The piece portrays a powerful railroad executive described as a tyrant with tiger and fox-like traits. A departing mother bids him farewell with tenderness, revealing a wistful image of a boy and prompting reflection on his character and fate.
Louise Duntley reviews spring fashion seen on Fifth Avenue focusing on transparent velvet fabrics and lightweight outfits. She highlights a velvet shirt knit blouse ensemble with draped necklines, fur coat accents, and the trend toward sheer fabrics for informal daytime wear.
A fashion piece notes autumn style shifts from beachwear to velvets and furs. It argues that women adapt personality with wardrobe changes, from summer swimsuits to winter skating costumes, and that true romance transcends seasons and calendars.
Temple Manning shares impressions of Vienna praising its charm and cleanliness. He notes police enforcement of litter laws and pedestrian rules, then advises visitors to respect local customs and avoid asking natives about what seems foreign. The piece promises more on Thursday.
An ancient note discusses Devil's Dyke in England and distant views on clear days to landmarks like the Isle of Wight and Windsor Castle. It mentions Greyhounds as an ancient dog type with stone carvings around 400 B.C. and notes delicate diamond weighing scales sensitive to a single eyelash.
In a dining room scene for Madge and Mrs Veritzen, Mr Veritzen unveils an extraordinary table display with a glass water pool, floating goldfish, and orchids. The hostess admires the artistry, while Dicky’s reaction remains uncertain as Parnell interrupts with a phone call.
ALEXIS ALICE LYNN BARRY notes European specialties Bouillibaiase Brioche onion soup and related techniques. She suggests Bouillibaiase and Brinhe suit large families though Brioche is time consuming. Onion soup with butter fried onions, bouillon, toast, and Parmesan serves hot for a French inspired meal.
A large flat surface is ideal for cutting patterns but apartments lack space. An oilcloth-covered bed makes a handy cutting table and keeps threads from snagging. Also sandpaper the smooth soles of baby shoes to reduce slips on polished floors and prevent hard falls.
Advice column discusses how a daily sighting may lead to a courtship, advises clear refusal to married suitors, and suggests tactful steps to express interest without seeming eager. It notes caution when a young man seeks a relationship and recommends using a trusted friend to convey mutual interest.
The Stars Say predicts a fruitful day with favorable business and personal activity. Caution against impulsive actions is advised as there are chances for advancement and stable finances, plus new alliances. Those born on this day may gain versatile talents and success in life.
U S Senator from New York Dr R S Copeland warns that neglecting chills and fatigue can signal pleurisy or related lung illness. He stresses rest, medical guidance, and quiet to aid recovery and prevent fluid buildup or complications.
A playful tale where Knarf the shadow helps a boy who cannot add or multiply solve a missing two problem. The group tries to steal a two from house numbers and a grocery bill but chaos ends with Knarf revealing the error in the boy’s figure as the master figures his arithmetic.
The Vera Winston column describes velvet and fur ensembles for social occasions. A black velvet suit with a large ermine shawl collar paired with a chiffon blouse signals versatile, sophisticated daytime to evening styling for fall events.
A collage of maxims from Carlyle Mill Washington Buller Voltaire Colton Kernahan and Browning on conscience ignorance improvement and character. The quotes emphasize inner virtue resilience and the limits of circumstance.
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