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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1930
Page
4
After decades of advocacy Amarillo and Panhandle residents form the Palo Duro park association. A meeting is planned to discuss creating a state or federal park for Palo Duro Canyon and promoting scenic drives and picnic spots for summer visitors.
Henry Bushmeyer, a veteran exhibition parachute jumper who had logged over 500 jumps without injury, perished when a pleasure flight he took without a parachute crashed. The ironic twist left observers shaken by the fatal absence of the very device that defined his career.
Miss Joanna C Colcord of the Russell Sage Foundation argues at a New York conference that traditional child rearing yields the most stable children. She says overbearing parenting hinders development and that scientific approaches overstate their case.
Cosmopolitan editor Ray Long received two fire damaged manuscripts from Peter B. Kyne. Airmail envelope bore Curwensville Pa air route details. Pilot Henry J. Brown ditched near Clearfield mountains after a fuel switch failure. eight pounds of mail salvaged.
Economist Roger Babson argues in an interview with Sturges Dorrance that advertising must continue uninterrupted to grow American manufacture and distribution. He projects census data showing a rising U S market, with thousands of new potential customers daily needing to be reached.
The speaker argues that ongoing advertising is the strongest case for ceaseless promotional effort, framing it as a means to tell stories and educate audiences about products. He emphasizes the need to continually demonstrate value and relevance to maintain engagement.
Gilbert Swan notes radio popularity grows as performers gain national followings beyond stage. Audiences rise with home listening, prompting studios to seek novelty and bold acts while keeping content suitable for families. Broadcasters shape future stars and avoid smut.
Rodney Dutcher notes the early buzz around potential Democratic presidential picks as 1932 conventions approach. He describes optimistic mood, rivalries, and possible candidates like Jim Reed, Joe Robinson, Jim Hamilton Lewis, Owen Young, and Roosevelt as a contingency if disqualification occurs. He jokes about political gossip and the enduring bee of ambition.
In a McClure Syndicate piece a young man who has made a fortune credits thinking and solitude. He works by occasional office visits and long thinking sessions, then acts on decisions. Emerson’s maxims on solitude and thought frame the lesson, urging time alone to reflect and learn.
A mock encomium by Walt Mason praises tariff expertise and implies political neglect of serious issues. The piece contrasts taxation debates with public appetite for light entertainment and hints at broader social critique. It also includes health guidance urging dietary reforms and cautions against reliance on symptom relief.
A health column urges readers to interpret pain as a warning from the body and seek underlying causes rather than simply eliminate pain. It uses the needle in the baby analogy to stress removing the source of harm, not masking symptoms, as a path to better well being.
Slaton station at Southland nine miles southeast of here has a new agent R L Bell appointed June 15 succeeding Verne Walden who was transferred to Crowell as station agent.
A child and mother argue over eating chocolates from a green covered book and a box. The child insists extra sweets aid growth and health while the mother worries about weight and temptations. The scene ends with the child taking another candy and leaving the house.
Answers cover grammar rephrasing she said that he was going to do it, maraschino pronounced mar a shi no with emphasis on the third syllable, exceed as misspelled, punctilious meaning exact in conduct etiquette or duty, and despondent as the des beginning word meaning dejected.
A. J asks about a cure for localized peritonitis without surgery. The doctor explains peritonitis is inflammation of the peritoneum often due to another organ and surgery is risky during acute inflammation. The advised approach is to treat the underlying cause non surgically if possible. Mrs A asks about using old fashioned strawberry shortcake with other foods. the reply warns that mixing strawberries with starch is a major dietetic mistake for many people.
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