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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
4
Washington discusses war debt strategy with secret talks and leaks sparking headlines as European creditors probe partial payments. Paris and New York buzz over a fragile move to avoid default while officials warn press coverage can’t be fully contained.
The note discusses applying a proposed policy only to new government securities. It argues such a limited scope would disadvantage new issues relative to older ones, potentially hindering their market competitiveness.
The piece notes mental illness has risen 100 percent in 18 states over ten years, mainly tied to worry. It argues worry is a common human trait and cautions against endless fret as a societal habit and personal trap.
A four month study by a major insurer shows overall traffic deaths fell about ten percent from 1932 while fatal crashes involving defective cars rose nearly forty percent. Depressed owners keep aging vehicles on the road, often with brakes lights tires or steering in poor condition, creating greater danger to all.
Dr Frank Weedy promotes daily sponge baths for health and skin cleansing. He describes warm and cold procedures, steps, benefits for circulation, and related tips plus a salt glow variation for skin toning.
Rabbit and Pig slide down a mountain path on an overgrown twig. Fluff in Puff’s ear shouts it’s like a bobsled while Puff fears they cannot stop the wild ride.
Senator Borah and others argue for recognizing Soviet Russia to expand trade and peace. They warn that isolation harms 160 million Russians and the United States, while Siberia’s industrial growth and Manchuria issues demand diplomacy. Trade with Russia under proper terms could reduce unemployment and weaken communist agitation.
The item lists six questions on grammar and vocabulary with supplied answers. It notes the sentence error as using more than is necessary, gives a pronunciation guide for Scion, identifies mortgage as the misspelled word, defines aggregate as a mass or sum, and provides a hint for the word beginning with inf meaning to inflame with foolish passion. The sixth answer fragment Infatuate is shown.
A reader, 70, suffers abnormal sleepiness worsened with age. The expert cites overeating as the main cause, advising to halve food intake to restore vital brain energy. A second item notes milk with orange juice is acceptable for breakfast, but graham crackers should not accompany the beverage.
Q and A format covers neighbor conversation at meals, payment to artists, and use of colored stationery. The host should pay the musician in the dressing room before the program, and adults should avoid colored stationery while children may use it.
Dorothy Dix argues marriage turns wives into jailers oppressing husbands and stifling liberty. She warns excess control drives men to seek freedom outside, risking broken homes and lost affection as the core problem of matrimony.
Kay O'Dare encounters a smooth traveling salesman in Belvedere while weighing love and money within a tangled circle. Monnie and Dan navigate affection, jealousy, and a divorce file as Kay grows curious about age, class, and loyalty in a town where flirtation masks deeper motives.
The item presents a playful verse with clues about army life and a legal claim. It references Terence, horses, and daily market woes as misdirections while hinting at broader themes in a comic page caption.
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