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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
2
The piece notes Germany may declare a moratorium on private debts and reports banks forming protective pools in England and the US to shield German paper. It also says the international oil conference ended poorly due to non cooperation between two large American companies, with more talks expected later.
The Daily News declares itself an independent Democratic newspaper that reports news impartially while supporting what it believes to be right, regardless of party politics. It emphasizes editorial independence and commitment to truthful reporting in shaping public discourse.
A Washington overview notes Congress ready to quit with a balanced budget on paper while the administration pursues further stimulus plans. The National Co operation Commission and Reconstruction Finance Corporation promise action. wage cuts and higher taxes bite, and debates over credit policy, railroads, and relief bills intensify.
Sam Hawks of Clinton, head of the Oklahoma Highway Commission, tells Weatherford Western Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce that $7.19 million has been spent on highways in the western 23 counties in 16 months. He notes Highway 66 is fully paved from Oklahoma City to the Texas line and credits Texas and Oklahoma efforts for continued paving with broad regional benefits.
The article describes the difficulty Republicans face drafting a prohibition plank for the Chicago convention. President Hoover prefers a broad, indivisible decision for all Republicans and will not publicly endorse a draft. Tensions arise between dry politicians and anti saloon league leaders as convention time nears.
The narrator, recovering from a debilating spell, describes slipping between dizziness and humor as he recalls a post theater buffet in Times Square. He jokes about restraint, hunger, and wanting Kreisler to play while longing for rest, cards, and company.
A writer defends congressmen against scorn and shows a dying veteran congressman still serving. He argues ridicule harms progress, urges cooperation and steady leadership, noting one heckler’s critique ignores essential labor. The piece laments cheap jokes and champions honest effort.
Dorothy Dix recalls heartbreak of early marriage in America with vivid tales of teen brides and grooms. She cites poverty, unready mothers and careers lost, urging drastic steps to stop child marriages and protect youth.
Dr Frank Necdy discusses gall bladder anatomy and common conditions described as sick gall bladders. He explains the gall bladder’s role as a bile reservoir, the duct connections to the liver and intestine, and how inflammation or duct blockage can enlarge the gall bladder, affecting digestion.
Readers learn how to rearrange the given letters, preserving their positions, to form the name of a source that provides year round information. The solution is promised on the back page.
Fight cases open for the eighth week of criminal district court at 9 o'clock. Defendants slated for trial include Tom Mitchell on liquor law violation Charley Newson burglary Raymond Miles negligent homicide in a highway accident deaths of Pat Hooker and Mrs Ruby Lawrence George Fox motion for new trial on five year robbery conviction originally 25 years with retrial. New mirrors on the market are tinted to give a flesh colored reflection.
Answers cover grammar comma usage pronoun agreement and spelling. The correct responses include using Mr and Mrs Allen, the banquet pronunciation as bang kwet, the misspelled word chameleon, compulsion definition and a quotation about conformity, and the word phlegmatic as the apathetic term.
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about travel to a weekend party The invitation suggests train travel and one should use it unless prevented. Gift acknowledgments need not be sent in order received A list is advised and acknowledgments go after the couple returns from their honeymoon. A woman should not give her order to a waiter but to her escort.
The text argues that gall bladder inflammation stems from blocked bile flow and may be treated without surgery through fasting and a strict diet. It describes an olive oil and fruit juice regimen followed by a juice fast, plus lifestyle changes to prevent recurrence. It also includes Q and A on epilepsy and walnuts with dietary notes.
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