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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1934

Page

4

Daily News Stands for Independent Democratic Press Principles

The Daily News presents itself as an independent Democratic newspaper committed to impartial reporting and upholding what it views as right, regardless of party politics. The paper emphasizes dedication to truthful coverage and editorial independence.

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Dorothea Dix Answers Two Readers On Life And Marriage

Dorothy Dix counsels a depressed 18 year old to seek medical checkup and self driven effort to restore interest in life. She urges engagement with work and others, warns against romantic melodrama, and stresses personal responsibility and purpose. In a second letter a husband is advised to grant controlled dating to his wife to preserve the home and reduce secret risk.

Miss DIX Dorothy DIX Public Ledger, Inc

Roosevelt Tops List of Fifty Ruling Men in Washington

Color-Gene Howe updates James W Gerard list and places Franklin D Roosevelt at the top. General Hugh S Johnson and Rexford Tugwell draw public curiosity as key figures shaping policy and brain trust, with Tugwell seen as a target of anti-Roosevelt forces.

Washington Gene Howe Texas James W. Gerard America Franklin D. Roosevelt Howe President Roosevelt Rexford Guy Tugwell Brain Trust Tugwell Roosevelt Johnson Dr. Wirt Cotton Ed” Smith Senate Columbia

Door Re Materializes

PHIL NOWLAN and LIEUT. DICK CALKINS report a mysterious doorway re appearing in a city alley. Witnesses say the portal vanished as suddenly as it appeared, leaving puzzled onlookers and officials seeking explanations.

Phil Nowlan Lieut Dick Calkins

Diplomatic Rendezvous and Camp Plans Stir Mount Weather

Frances Carpenter Huntington expands schemes at Blue Ridge while her husband tours Europe for material. Herr Rudolf Leitner occupies Mount Weather as a summer camp spot. Calvin Coolidge once eyed the site with Congress funding. Debates over the NRA code board and Rosenblatt fill Washington as Nye criticizes administration. Radical Ickes speaks at Northwestern graduation amid faculty protests.

Frances Carpenter Huntington Carpenter Place Troyanovsky Blue Ridge William Chapin Huntington Europe Mount Weather Rudolf Leitner Germany Calvin Coolidge Congress U. S. Weather Bureau Hoover Treasury Rapidan Darrow Nye NRA Sol Rosenblatt Blue Eagle Rosenblatt Johnson

Clean Up Motion Pictures Debate Draws Broad Religious Support

Cardinal Dougherty leads a cross faith campaign against indecent films with backing from the Federal Council of Churches Jewish rabbis and women’s groups. He calls motion pictures a threat to marriage home and authority urging boycotts while Hollywood argues films reflect life and newspapers largely avoid such sensational material.

Federal Council of Churches Federation of Women’s Clubs Cardinal Dougherty America Hollywood

Clint Small for Governor Receives Panhandle Backing

The Panhandle Herald urges Carson County voters to support Clint Small in the governor race. It argues his senate leadership and broad statewide backing from Houston Austin and other regions give him a strong run in the primary and potential run off. A Small for governor club is proposed to boost his local turnout.

Texas Clint Small the Herald Carson Senator Small Panhandle Senate Houston Star-Telegram Austin Small Carson County West Texas Herald The Panhandle Herald

Acne Treatment Through Diet And Skin Care

Dr Frank McCoy outlines acne as inflammation of the sebaceous glands common in youth with oily skin. He advises cleanliness, gentle steaming, careful extraction with sterilized needles, a fruit fast, abundant nonstarchy vegetables, limited fat and sugar, regular water, and optional UV therapy, plus contacting the newspaper for printed guidance.

New York Sightseeing Tips For Summer Visitors

A New Yorker At Large advises travelers like Mr. Sheehy of Minneapolis on NYC sightseeing. Choose hotel managers for club picks, beware cover and minimum charges, visit the Metropolitan Museum and Central Park, and glimpse stars at morning strolls.

New York Sheehy Minneapolis Metropolitan Museum Fifth Avenue Greenwich Village Washington Square Central Park Harbor

ABE MARTIN Seeks Cash for Sightseeing Bus Ride

ABE MARTIN quips about waiting for a sightseeing bus to fill up and recalls childhood memories of his mother drying ears with a rough towel as a humorous aside in this period voice.

John F. Dille

Retinitis Pigmentosa Advice and Grapejuice Guidance

Question asks about a cure for hereditary retinitis pigmentosa at 18 and whether retina atrophy can be checked. Answer notes RP is rare a chronic retinal inflammation with atrophy and pigment deposits. advanced cases are hopeless but fasting dieting and cleansing regimens with cold eye applications, sweat baths, and enemas are advised to slow progression. Also answers a second reader about grapejuice for high blood pressure, recommending sugarless juice as a substitute for meals and limiting intake to replace or separate meals.

P. J

Grammar Quiz and Vocabulary Clarifications

Five questions cover grammar and pronunciation. Answers: 1 Who did you think it was. 2 a ta sha with a as in ask and stress on final syllable. 3 Inflammatory misspelled infl amatory. 4 Se cluded or isolated. 5 Fortitude.

Chapter eighty two ends with crisis as family weighs burdens

Pippin confronts mounting dread as Chickie weakens and Helena bears a heavy burden. Jonathan urges action to return Chickie home while David contemplates protection. Cadee arrives in a tense moment as the group braces for a difficult remedy.

Chickie Pippin Bill Cadee David Helena Jonathan

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