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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1931
Page
4
Residents of Amarillo watched a bomber squadron fly over their city while listening to a WDAG radio observer relay friendly comments. The moment sparked thrill and reflection on wartime danger, contrasting with grandparents’ skepticism and parents’ disbelief.
Maj. Herbert Yardley reports in Americas Black Chamber a telegram describing an Entente plot to poison or give influenza to President Wilson in Paris. Officials deny awareness, while Yardley notes Wilson’s illness began in Paris and implies a possible lingering death.
Dr. Stephen I. Miller argues that today’s ultra low money rates create a sharp competition shift. While large firms capitalize on cheap credit, smaller businesses must boost efficiency to survive as prosperity returns. Quotes from Burt Paterson Wise add period tone.
The piece notes Walter Duranty's Moscow dispatches on a Soviet program described as monumental. American engineer John Calder is named advisor to the division managing the Soviet Steel Building Trust uniting 90 plants. Calder departs for a site near the Ural mountains where a vast steel plant is under construction, signaling a global challenge in industrial development.
The Texas Oklahoma and Kansas wheat harvests are due within 10 days as railroads move record stocks from terminals and load new grain for a 368 million bushel crop set to hit markets around June 10. Prospects hinge on prices protein content and Canada Russia and Australia outputs.
In a June New York letter, Gilbert Swan describes the Polynesian star Reri from the film Tabu, her island tabu fate, and her onstage debut at a luxury theatre. He notes the contrast between illusion on screen and reality upstairs, with press agents and glamorous crowds surrounding her.
A panel discusses Russia and Bolshevism at a banker dinner table. The author questions condemning the Russians and argues for openness to new ideas that could improve capitalism. He cites Laski and historic resistance to innovations to urge humility before change.
A mother asks Myrtle Eldred for help with a constipated seven month old. The guidance recommends immediate added foods starting with orange juice, then thin cereal, in small amounts, with gradual increases and vegetable introduction as digestion allows. A referenced chart and self addressed envelope are urged for further guidance.
A column notes a Kentucky man seeking divorce because his wife will not speak at breakfast. It argues the 7 to 9 A M period is a fraught time for couples, when silence, disputes, and demands peak, shaping marital peace or ruin.
Dr Frank Necdy offers guidance on health during ages 40 to 50. He urges positive mental attitude and a balanced diet to curb hot flashes and other symptoms. Readers are advised to reduce starches, eat raw salads, exercise, bathe daily, and breathe deeply to improve circulation and maintain vigor.
Without geometry knowledge you can subdivide the equilateral triangle into six congruent smaller triangles. A bit of concentration is all that is needed. Solution on back page.
The text urges a positive view of aging stressing that health energy and years of activity can remain strong after age fifty. It notes singers and actresses often stay active maintaining magnetism and looks, suggesting imagination and routine—proper diet sleep and exercise—can make later years more constructive and even better.
A physician advises alternating a milk diet with a water fast until neuralgia pain clears, warns against solid food to avoid relapse, and notes some cases recover with extended milk fasting. Also comments on dry oatmeal and delayed tooth eruption, recommending cooked oats or calcium-rich foods and sunbaths with raw vegetables to aid teething.
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