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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1931
Page
12
The piece argues beauty is in the eye of the beholder and that a man may prize a girl for loyalty and genuine interest over surface looks. It contrasts glamorous ideal types with a plain average girl who shows real care, listening, and support even in bad weather.
A brain surgeon links gastric ulcers to a disturbance in the diencephalon the brain region controlling emotions. The article reviews past theories and notes occupation and mental anxiety as contributing factors while stressing no definite cause yet proven.
A newspaper advice column features Nancy Lee answering questions from readers. Madge and Ruby seek help to win back two older boys who have grown distant. The column suggests writing a cheerful note and considers timing and signals of interest. A second reader asks how to date a man older yet unresponsive, with guidance to stay bright and friendly and avoid pressuring him for a date.
Genieve Kemble presents the astrological forecast for September 23 noting favorable planetary aspects, potential personal advancement and prestige, some minor anxieties in relationships and in writings or correspondence. Birthday guidance mentions fair progress, slight domestic concerns, and a notable nativity: Thomas M. Osborn.
Seen on Fifth Ave is Louise Duntley notes felt resurges as the hat fabric of choice for autumn. The piece describes a dark brown felt small hat with putty velvet trim, a velvet brim edge, and dark brown grosgrain ribbon cockades as a typical new style.
In Central Europe the German Youth Shelters offer affordable overnight stays for hikers. Freudenstadt’s Black Forest shelter costs seven cents a night with dormitories, kitchens, and concerts. Cologne’s Jugendherbergen houses twelve hundred youths in a former army barracks and offers special railway rates.
Madge completes the fourth act of her play after days of struggle and isolation. Her husband Dicky provides encouragement with playful tenderness, while Lillian and Katie manage the household as Madge endures the exertion and fear of finishing. Hank interrupts with urgent news as the scene closes.
A home kitchen guide outlines when to bake apples with or without skins and the best varieties for flavor. It describes core preparation, sugar fillings, and baking in a moderate oven about 45 minutes, plus an ovenless method with a syrup and gelatine sauce.
Practical household pointers include lemon peel softening water and removing fish odors, horseradish in pickles preserving vinegar, damp storage tips, parsley flavor retention with hot water, blue tissue for silk, paraffin salt bath cleaning, and salt in milk or pancake batter to improve texture and flavor.
Winifred Black describes Jabez, bedridden fifteen years, who breaks his paralysis of the will when an airplane crashes into his barn. The spark of movement returns as he walks again, illustrating how willpower, not body, confines or frees a person.
Shadows and children meet the tiny fairy Puck arguing with a beetle over a crickle crackle. Puck orders the beetle to fetch berries, then traps it and roasts it with a mud wash if it fails. He finally loads everyone onto the beetle for a woodland ride and warns of more unfoldings tomorrow.
A brown hand knitted wool skirt pairs with a novelty knitted blouse in colors brown orange green blue and white. The neckline features a yarn necklace style collar and a yarn pages effect trims the skirt bottom.
A compilation of quotation pairs from diverse authors. It features thoughts on belief, memory, labor, sloth, aging, industry, pain, force, reputation, value, progress, and secrecy. The mix includes Carlyle Cicero Bunyan Shaw Montaigne Perlander Preston Pascal Shakespeare Webster Stael tLa Bruyere.
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