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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1931
Page
4
Dorothy Dix discusses child welfare in divorced families and the impact on children. She argues parents must provide a stable home and full rightful parents, condemning parental breakup as a sin against children and citing psychiatrists on lifelong harm from discord.
The Kilgore Daily Times editorial compares business to baseball noting the shift from chasing big home run gains to closer, plate-side base hits with a new, harder ball. Wise firms adapt by tightening strategy, shortening the swing, and focusing on steady gains rather than revival of old boom times.
A Southern Presbyterian commission finds church membership decline linked to preachers' habits. Some are diligent, others slothful or merely aiming to "get by," while the broader church faces recurring issues noted in biblical examples. Gilbert Swan reports from New York.
A fragmentary BUCK ROGERS scene shows a chief executive’s secretary stealing a treaty copy then abandoning him. She escapes in a floating villa with anti gravity gear, aiming to be picked up in space by a pirate craft but forgets the path upward.
A V Alexander, first lord of the British Admiralty, argues that disarmament requires consensus and political will. He cites the early Christian era as an example of enduring leadership struggles and urges concerted effort to secure disarmament through agreement.
The article argues for closer business and social links between the Panhandle counties and Oklahoma, urging cooperation on rail and highway links to counterbalance trade with Missouri Kansas Colorado and Texas. It notes Santa Fe railway expansion toward Cimarron County Boise City Amarillo and plans to connect Denver Galveston, stressing regional unity.
Dr Frank McCoy advises readers on handling germ phobia and disinfection. He explains that fears about germs can become a phobia and offers practical steps for cleaning rooms and bedding, boiling clothes, sunning fabrics, and cautious fumigation to reassure minds and reduce germ risk.
Benny's mother confronts a laundry driver after a mislabeled bag arrives with minimal paper and loose contents. The bag allegedly was placed at Puds Simkinses by mistake and dropped en route home, scattering a few socks and handkerchiefs.
A short humorous vignette notes how even well meaning listeners tire of hearing about children at gatherings. The piece reflects on social expectations and preference for lighter topics over family stories.
Hardened ear wax can be removed with warm olive oil and an ear spoon after soaking the ear passage for a few days. The rose apple is the fruit of an East Indian tree grown in California for its foliage. the fruit is fragrant but insipid.
Cystitis is inflammation of the bladder and is always present with a bladder abscess. Symptoms resemble cystitis, but if the abscess drains there will be large pus quantities in the urine. Treat by reducing irritating urinary toxins. local treatment depends on correct diagnosis.
Gov. Ross S. Sterling in Austin said he would not decide before next week whether to call a special session of the Legislature. He needs more study of the appropriations bills to determine if an extra session is necessary, especially if he vetoes the bills in full rather than only parts. He has been reviewing the bills day and night this week.
N S Griggs of N S Griggs & Sons Funeral Home returns from Oklahoma City after attending the twenty ninth annual Oklahoma Funeral Directors Association convention. Griggs is a licensed embalmer in Oklahoma and a member of the state association.
At a railway station in Harbin Japan a bust of Prince Hirobumi Ito was unveiled by his youngest son Prince Shinici Ito. More than 500 notable attendees took part in the ceremony marking the 19th anniversary of the assassination.
Bob White, a Lubbock Boy Scout, was awarded a merit badge for bird study. The bob white was included among his subjects in the honors.
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