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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
4
Amarillo Daily News outlines its post office entry and claim as the Panhandle region’s sole morning and evening paper. It describes broad geographic coverage, early dispatch availability, and Associated Press service, with fragmented subscription rate figures for local and outside Texas readers.
Washington dispatch outlines backstage doubts as Morgan faces scrutiny of the nations largest banking house. Liberal forces push to expand the inquiry and alter financial policy while Roosevelt aims to limit disruption. Adjournment tied to world conference and war debt timing. officials cite cautious optimism about business trends.
The report notes strong department store sales and a steady consumer market through late May and early June. Factory employment rose in larger centers, while production lags are deemphasized as demand drives growth.
Columbia University President Nicholas Murray Butler urged alumni to support the university with small gifts, noting that large fortunes have declined due to the global financial crisis. He warned that major benefactions are unlikely to recur for the foreseeable future, stressing the need for broader private endowment support.
The Toy Manufacturers of the United States report inflation already boosts demand and production. After a national Toy Fair drew buyers from across the country, sales surged 75 percent over a comparable fair. Director James L. Fri says buyers rushed orders before price rises. About 300 American toy factories plan higher production and larger payrolls this summer.
New York dispatch details President Franklin D Roosevelt during his Washington visit, noting his leaner, grayer but still buoyant appearance amid national recovery efforts. The piece highlights his calm, direct responses to 100 reporters, his desk order, habits, and favorite items, plus Mrs Roosevelt as hostess and public figure.
An apartment owner notes waste drops as people better preserve food at home. The guide explains summer care for meat fish milk butter cheese eggs vegetables fruits fats cereals and flavorings to prevent spoilage and keep nutrition, flavor, and appeal. Proper handling before cooking and after buying enhances meals and health.
In a brisk street exchange a man jokes about wearing a straw hat to town daily to fix his pocket cigar lighter, saying it will not inconvenience him. The remark echoes casual humor in everyday life as observed by locals.
Lydia Gaska explains that water intake with meals does not notably fatten the obese, as the body is largely water and excess fluids are common. Cutting liquids can aid weight loss but must avoid kidney strain. Miss Gwendolyn K notes concern about dark circles under the eyes and seeks advice.
The Fluff asks what comes next as they climb from the drift and seek food. The Puffy adds that a meal would please his midriff and hopes someone nearby will offer supper without gobbling them up.
The author attributes dark circles under the eyes to enervation from tiredness or hunger, or auto-intoxication from fermenting food in the intestines. Readers are advised to request articles on gauzo-intoxication by sending a large self-addressed stamped envelope.
Special to The News Eva Price of Harrold Texas is the youngest student in the West Texas State Teachers College Summer school. At 15 she has already graduated from an affiliated high school and is the daughter of a physician. Taxes on chain stores in Germany are being increased.
The verse hints at how money inflation affects summer plans and proposes practical fixes. It cites making trips cheaper, highlights four clues tied to the solution, and notes the previous riddle about banking and government backing enabling banks to reopen safely.
Dorothy Dix argues that long marriages fail when husbands stop flattery and courtship. She urges men to reaffirm affection daily with kind words, compliments, small gifts, and attentive gestures to keep wives interested and prevent divorce. She reflects on personal regrets and the cost of neglect.
IKE BEGIN HERE TODAY MONNIE O'DARE and DAN CARDIGAN contend for affection while Monnie teams with CHARLES EUSTACE to rescue her sister KAY who left with CHESTER BIGELOW. They chase clues through Waynesboro and Newton Center under a summer night sky, doubting police alerts yet pressing on toward a possible decoy and danger.
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