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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1931
Page
6
Senator Roy S. Copeland urges periodic examinations to catch tuberculosis early and treat it, noting the disease is curable with prompt care. He stresses public responsibility, access to institutions, and the need for cooperation to reduce prevalence and support tuberculosis campaigns.
A reader asks about superfluous hair pimples warts boils and skin concerns. Answers suggest sending a self addressed stamped envelope for full particulars and questions, plus general guidance on weight diet and looking for a skin specialist for facial blemishes near the eye.
A mother frets over Edgar who refuses orange juice spinach and cod liver oil despite their vitamin value. The piece argues against forced diets and single food panaceas and favors a varied wholesome diet over compulsory limited items.
The Vitamin A supports growth across many foods not just spinach. If Edgar dislikes spinach other greens plus foods like butter egg yolk or liver provide similar vitamin value. Sunlight and a varied diet of citrus, tomatoes, cabbage, apples with skin, whole grains, and salads support nourishment.
Dorothy Flack examines how girls in a social party scene present themselves to win affection. The piece weighs life of the party aloofness and the natural, wholesome type as the likely winner in love, arguing the latter offers lasting happiness and partnership.
The horoscope notes a day of eventful potential with planetary influence on Sept 30. Occurrences include possible openings for strategic moves or secret deals, caution against fraud, and potential gains through property or institutional aid. Noting a birthday, a steady, practical year with travel or employment shifts is predicted, alongside risks of financial loss through excess. Notable nativity: Wm. Wrigley.
A long vivid notice describes Siwa in the Sahara four hundred miles from Cairo, a sunlit oasis with over 200 mud towers rising like Western apartment blocks. The article notes abundant springs, date trade, Berber ancestry, stark wealth gaps, and fossil-rich desert stretches nearby.
Madge confronts her formidable mother in law over fears for baby Faith as danger from Chinese threats mounts. The scene blends melodrama with domestic power dynamics, revealing how the matriarch asserts authority while Madge frantically seeks help from Richard and the nurse.
Snails from France arrive in London at over two million annually with special feeding of vine leaves and lettuce. Moving pictures capture 250 frames per second, while a French professor’s model records over 2,000 images per second. A buyer’s price is often two years’ income according to an expert.
A teen asks how to preserve friendship after moving schools and missing letters. Nancy Lee warns about out-of-sight friends and suggests holiday greeting cards. the column then advises a married woman to remove an unwelcomed guest and discusses teen dating restraint and making genuine, wholesome friendships.
Winifred Black recounts a humorous overland misadventure through a dark German forest. The narrator and companion stray from a main road, stumble through villages and rain soaked pines, wonder at dwarfs and goblins, then find a gate and a broken road before reaching safety and newfound appreciation for the open road.
A whimsical scene from 1931 features Shadow children Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf with turned about names. A quarrel over a snapdragon honey pot ends as all join a picnic with Bumblebee and a butterfly. They eat drink and nap beneath the stars.
A fashion sketch shows a green wool dress with large cuffs and a black velvet scarf collar. The two piece effect and a loose front peplum with a straight back define the model's simple, effective silhouette.
A compact collection of literary aphorisms and biographical snippets featuring lines from Pope Burke Ruskin Lovelace Oldham Cicero and Carlyle. The passages tread on destiny fashion taste heroism and the value of art to express thought.
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