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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Daily News announces its panhandle scope covering Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Colorado regions. It highlights publication via The Globe News Publishing and Associated Press wire service with daily editions and special delivery options for subscribers.
The Daily News emphasizes its role as an independent Democratic newspaper that reports the news impartially while upholding its belief in doing what is right, regardless of political party lines.
Washington discussions reveal a behind the scenes push to enact a beer tax and potential repeal moves. Senate turnover and partisan sniping color this period as Congress faces relief programs and railway loan prospects amid December maturities.
Senator Pink L. Parrish, of Lubbock and a former Texas legislator, campaigns in East Texas for congressman-at-large Place No. 1. He argues five percent own eighty percent of wealth and should pay eighty percent of government costs, touts bills limiting county office fees and lifting burdens on Texans, and emphasizes his broad support from West Texas.
Gilbert Swan notes in a New York column that Jackie Cooper moves in guarded public life while reporters and detectives shadow him. He reflects on stage fright from famous figures like H G Wells and Hoover, and observes Canal Street street traders and Broadway bulk goods near the Battery.
A West Texas senator unveils seven planks to return government to the people. Proposals include Congress mint control, reduce tariffs, curb non taxable securities, and ensure fair competition for farmers and small businesses.
Dr. Thomas W. F. Gann, a British archaeologist, reports finding a tribe in Guatemala he calls the Uncle Sam Indians. They wear red and white striped trousers and dark blue long coats, resembling the Uncle Sam cartoon figure, a curious and entertaining revelation from his jungle expedition.
The Lancaster Intelligencer notes Governor Roosevelt does not favor wealth distribution, though he supported that a better distribution of income could be a possible palliative. The quote underscores his stance on economic policy without endorsing radical redistribution.
Advert describes health and diet questions in a Q and A style by Dr Frankel Necdy author of The Fast Way to Health. It promotes writing questions on one side of paper addressed with an envelope and return mail.
A columnist lists everyday home burn risks and practical prevention steps. From keeping cleaners outdoors to guarding matches, checking gas flames, unplugging dangers, and proper burn first aid, the piece urges careful behavior to avoid injuries and disfiguring scars.
ABE MARTIN bluntly says a sure method to remove a man is to tell him what’s best for him. He notes even decent folks resist reformers and their methods.
Inquiries about pituitary influence on growth are noted but treatments are experimental and unlikely to increase height in adults. Slight height gain may come from spinal exercises and walking, but a short stature is not a defect.
Buck Rogers 2431 A.D. is a serialized science fiction tale by Phillip Nowlan and Richard Calkins. The duo created a enduring space adventure featuring Buck Rogers and his encounters with future worlds and technology.
Bunny reveals a secret to Whiz about Puff’s birthday and proposes a surprise party. The two discuss keeping the plan quiet and the surprise ahead for Puff.
Puzzle instruction asks to form an eight letter word from given letters with six smaller words hidden inside as you read left to right. Solution promised on the back page.
Dorothy Dix laments the loss of joie de vivre in marriages and urges couples to inject novelty and effort into dates. She notes spouses drift into dull routines, neglect entertaining each other, and argues marriage remains vibrant only when both partners invest in shared, lively experiences.
Three generations dominate a household haunted by a dead son. Elizabeth, the widow, faces threats from Louisa Lennox Sheldon who aims to shape Joyce's future. Joyce discovers love with Basil Staines, yet resists marriage while grandmother pushes for control and secrecy.
A traveler returns home after a landing, going to Washington Square that night. He had sent no word beyond a wireless from the boat, and Mrs. stands as the only clear nearby reference in this clipped narrative segment.
Answers cover five questions about grammar and pronunciation. They propose: 1 a man of my acquaintance as the correct phrasing for the given sentence, 2 pronouncing the u as unit not do, 3 plausible as the misspelled option, 4 transient meaning fleet ing brief momentary, 5 a word beginning with c meaning durable is stable.
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