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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
10
This excerpt explains acute versus chronic gastric ulcers, their confusing symptoms, and how hunger pain can follow or be relieved by food. It notes diet and hygiene as primary treatments, surgery as last resort, and mentions medical Q&A on related health questions and a 1991 copyright.
In a quiet moment, a mother confronts fear as she learns her family has hidden danger. The narrator recalls guiding her sons and a cousin through a tense morning after they carried an apparently dead man from the cornfield. The scene shifts to the basement and nursery where relatives discuss the incident and the ongoing search for the fugitive Chinese messenger.
Sue records a busy weekend unpacking customs arrivals and selecting wearable Paris-inspired garments. She describes Madame’s discreet selections, a dinner in, and a tour of the shop with friends, revealing personal sides of the designer and the imported frock with ivory satin collar and ermine trim.
Fifth Avenue stores showcase new gloves for day and evening in Parisian styles while designers visit America to study demand. Velvet wraps with fur accents are advised as a smart future investment, with Lyons velvet in black or red highlighted for a sleek silhouette and a white fox collar as a stylish option.
Marie Marot describes a smart autumn outfit featuring a sand color dress with dark brown accessories. Crepe fabric, a belted sleeveless frock with draped bodice, matching long coat, circular skirt, and dark brown antelope gloves bag and shoes complete the look with a dark brown felt hat.
The article surveys small table options for light dining, including tea tables, coffee tables, and modular tile-top tables. It notes oak walnut and maple woods, modernistic and colonial styles, and tile-tops on iron stands valued for durability, portability, and ease of care. It also mentions small carved coffee tables and the benefit of table service for busy housekeepers.
The article argues for moderation in entertaining and highlights the shift from large formal spreads to dainty service. It notes drum tables and miniature low coffee tables as ideal for two to three people and describes expandable designs for informal buffet style meals.
Violet Goodrich of Edwardsville Kansas is twenty and left teaching after college. She backs a sand truck for her father, delivering loads along the highway. Her independence echoes a banker’s niece who built artichoke wealth by hands and effort, choosing a life of work she loves over social rituals.
Two teen girls seek guidance on personal growth and dating. Advice urges self improvement over impressing boys, praising wholesome traits, and maintaining confidence. A reader shares heartbreak over an ex and is advised to talk it out or move to a new circle to heal.
The reading notes a day focused on writings, publishing, and promotion, urging discretion and calm judgment due to possible annoyances and obstacles. It predicts a year of petty vexations for those born on the day, with potential literary talent but a tendency toward rash behavior. notable nativity includes Dr. Annie Besant of Theosophical Society.
A biographical sketch recounts Hall Caine born 1853 in Cheshire, rising from poverty to literary fame in England. It notes his Isle of Man ties, early journalism, Rossetti mentorship, and major works The Deemster The Manxman The Christian and The Eternal City along with critical regard for his power and seriousness as a novelist.
In a 1931 Newspaper Feature Service piece, Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf with seven shadow-children argue over who Mistress Cuckoo spoke to when she said how-do. Mr. Punch tries to quiet them as the door of a cuckoo clock opens and Mistress Cuckoo appears before the toy room audience.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes from Voltaire Wilde Ruskin Schiller Lytton Ovid Colton Lafontaine Burke and others. The lines explore truth perception anger wisdom and the dangers of ignorance or haste in judgment.
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