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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1931
Page
4
The Daily News presents itself as an independent Democratic newspaper that reports news impartially while supporting what it believes is right, regardless of party politics.
A Montreal Star cartoon contrasts British and Russian labor, arguing neither system is right and warning against forced labor or dole. It notes Elihu Root's National Civic Federation proposing a 10 year plan to stabilize production and reduce unemployment in the United States.
Tennessee will keep its anti evolution law for now as a repeal effort failed in the House by a large margin. Representative Matthews sparked controversy with a remark about Bible and evolution. Ambitious Tennessee youths will continue to pursue modern thought despite the statute.
The Moses Linthicum bill creates a new foreign service regime enabling young men of modest means to enter without private funds. Regular salary increases and living allowances support diplomats to entertain abroad, addressing prior obstacles to career progress for those lacking private wealth.
Germany struggles to meet World War I debts amid a deep economic downturn. Analysts acknowledge potential collapse across financial and social fronts, with even hardliners reconsidering repayment. The broader world, including the United States, faces shared distress from the global crisis.
In a tense period Europe trembles on the edge of catastrophe as Western civilization faces hard choices. Officials now show an open mind and acknowledge adjustments in reparations and debts are inevitable.
Farmer beliefs in planting by the moon persist among practical growers despite scientific doubt. The piece recounts rooting crops in darkness and vines in moonlight, cites anecdotal tests, and credits Tenant Farmer's Wife for farm-page commentary. It quotes Thomas W. Lamont and Dr Nicholas Murray Butler on nature and equality.
O O McIntyre argues visitors overlook Manhattan’s American Revolution sites, noting Washington’s Harlem Heights victory and Mary Morris home headquarters. He contrasts European touring with local history, urging locals and tourists to explore Harlem, Long Island, and other tucked histories around New York City beyond Broadway, speakeasies, and fashionable spots.
Bruce Barton argues that deserve and eliminate drive success not slogans. He cites a banker doubting a new product and a firm cutting half its overhead to show disciplined focus. He says self belief aligned with right plans unleashes power and effort.
Dorothy Dix argues that love sustains marriage through hardship while money alone leaves women discontent. She urges brides to marry for love even if poor, noting mercenary unions spoil happiness and that wealth cannot buy companionship or passion.
Dr Frank Necdy warns financial worry drains energy and harms health. He analyzes debt, budgeting, and cost of living, urging careful spending and simple pleasures to reduce nerves and avoid nervous indigestion. He notes salaries fall less than living costs and recommends practical habit changes and affordable nutrition.
The Walde man King Company of Amarillo leases the McReynolds Grain Company elevator in Canyon and will operate it this harvest season. The facility has a new foundation, elevator leg, raised head house, and 10 ton truck scale. Remodeling totals about 1200 dollars. R C Morgan oversees remodeling and T E Arnold handles grain weighing. In Purchase New York Leo Dekorn plans 300 hole golf marathon with six caddies carrying lanterns from 6 PM to 9 PM Monday.
The Bunny and Puff express fatigue as they consider leaving the show and heading home before dawn. They worry the day’s experience may not have been worth the time unless they depart soon.
Answers cover punctuation, pronunciation, spelling, meaning, and a word starting with im. The item explains the corrected form for the first sentence, the proper pronunciation of divan, the misspelled word bizarre, the meaning of astute, and the im word improvise.
A reader with a sensitive stomach finds cold beverages trigger eight discomfort and a weeklong heaviness. Advice favors warm or mildly cooled drinks and avoiding very cold liquids to avoid irritation.
A puzzle asks to move a checker across a board visiting every square exactly once. The checker must stop on square 10 after its tenth move and end on square 21 on its twenty first move. Each move must be followed by a turn, never two moves in the same direction. Solution appears on the bar page.
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