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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1930
Page
6
The piece argues that men shape their ideals of a partner from various sources including mothers books plays and social memory. It asserts men value honesty frankness gentleness and sincere affection in a woman and wish her to dress well and manage a home aligned with their hopes and plans.
An essay by Winifred Black Urrah critiques Alain Gerbault’s plan to found a super race by gathering a gifted young crew on an uninhabited island. The piece lampoons physical idealism, questions strength without brains, and satirizes eugenic notions while warning of unintended consequences.
Genevieve Kemble offers a reader horoscope noting social, artistic, domestic and romantic matters take priority over business. Birthdays signal a year of artistic focus and potential personal charm, with talents in art, music or letters and possible attention to feminine affairs.
The article recounts Budapest’s rise as a leading European tourist hub before World War I, noting grand quays along the Danube, Franz Josef Quay, Innere Hingstrasse, and Andrassy Ut. It describes royal palaces, historic sights, and a once vibrant nightlife, with Hungarian hospitality contrasted against wartime and postwar shifts.
The piece notes surplus Waterfruit storage tanks along the river Thames as a suggested flood defense. It highlights rising attention to foreign languages in Denmark, Holland, Sweden, Germany and Switzerland. It reports 41,500 agricultural workers in England, down 23,500 from last year, and cites ten motor cars bought per baby born in Britain.
In Helena Brixton tones a petulant widow resents the older group dancing while Dicky Curt keeps the room moving. Harry Underwood senses Mary Savarin’s sorrow as Robert’s fate shadows the festivities and Lillian’s reluctance to dance weighs on the crowd.
A reader asks whether to continue contact with a sulky boyfriend who rejected her, and another asks about coordinating outings with two young men. Nancy Lee suggests ending the first relation, treating the ex as an acquaintance, and advises the second pair to keep clear plans with the men, continuing the arranged method and not worrying about politeness.
Open bookshelves add warmth and color but require care. Dust books completely, wash shelves, and dust every few weeks to keep volumes preserved. Prick pastry with a fork before baking to prevent bubbling and ensure easy removal from the pan.
An exploration of country sausage and its variations. Describes how pork shoulder is seasoned with salt pepper and sage to form flat cakes for frying or baking. Notes diverse sausage traditions, including German varieties, and suggests uses from main dishes to fillings and hors d oeuvres.
Seen on Fifth Ave. Louise Duntley notes sleeves as style focal points giving frocks and couta distinct character. Tall figures wear dolman styles while shorter cadres adopt fitted sleeves. opera pumps trend into street wear via demioxford ties and low throats for comfort and slender lines.
R S Copeland urges thorough chewing for all ages to improve digestion and oral health. He argues chewing on both sides strengthens jaws, stimulates digestive secretions, and prevents dental issues. Early habit formation and clear explanations to children are recommended for lifelong benefits.
Vera Winston surveys Fall wardrobe offerings from formal gowns to daytime street suits. A black velveteen suit with a beige wool lace blouse and beige lapin accents exemplifies practical autumn style, with fur trims and delicate tinted velvets for entertaining and casual wear.
A shadow tale from 1939 follows Mil dis and friends guiding a lonely cake of ice through a house. They seek a roomy refuge for it, but the ice vanishes after a bid for freedom, leaving the shadows to wonder what happened next.
A compact collection of remarks from Thackeray Cicero Zangwill Shakespeare De Mornay and Longfellow on courage pain morality borrowing fame and the sun. The lines explore virtue temperance need warmth and destiny with a mix of wit and moral reflection from varied eras.
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