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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1932
Page
2
Amarillo Daily News established in 1908 covers the Panhandle region with morning and evening editions. Editor Gene Howe and General Manager Wilber GC run the paper with Associated Press and Audit Bureau affiliations and a daily mail subscription rate schedule.
Washington dispatch notes Hoover privately contemplates swapping Europe debts to the United States in exchange for disarmament. Senate opposition and a potential convention distraction weigh on timing. Al Smith previously floated debt-for-foreign-trade ideas, causing friction with Garner and others from Kansas.
The piece mocks President Hoover as secretly directing films and reading from cardboard speeches. It notes Senate ignorance and alleges 300 word speeches printed on cards for extemporaneous appeal. It also cites New York banking moves to ease balance sheet rules for state banks and tightening capital requirements amid donor calls.
The Texas AG's office faces a clash as Bernard Martin, aiding Prosecution, is alleged to be a Quaker State employee. Cities Service Oil and Texas & Pacific Coal & Oil sue to remove him. Judge Moore sustains the state's demurrer. Backers call the hire prudent for oil expertise. opponents call it unfair to a Texas competitor.
Samuel R. McKelvie, former farm board member, argues in Nebraska Farmer that rosy guides to reform fade when payrolls return to private life. He contends officials have grown accustomed to government pay, contrasting images with hard economic realities.
Alexander Legge, chair of the Farm Board with a $500 million taxpayer fund, says government bureaus waste money and mismanage funds, noting private industry excels except in enforcing laws and ensuring equity. quoted via The Chicago Tribune.
Admiral Byrd plans to use up to date tractors on an Antarctic expedition but sails aboard the Bear, a Civil War era wooden ship, highlighting how some tasks favor older, proven methods over modern machinery.
The piece critiques the upcoming political season noting a St Louis lawyer seeks a Democratic U S Senate nomination with a plan of federal payments to citizens and dependents. It contrasts lofty vows with real constraints and quotes thinkers on systemic economic issues and leadership.
In New York, prominent figures from medicine law and finance join the American Society of Magicians, pushing tricks that amaze colleagues. Notables like Dr Milton Bridges Willem Van Loon and Julius Proskauer are cited, while others from theater and film rise from cellar venues to penthouse stages as part of a lively entertainment culture.
A conservative columnist argues against dictatorship, praising the U S system of checks and balances. He notes the House, Senate, President, and Supreme Court as restraints, and cites Emerson on liberty. He concludes citizens prefer debate within a republic over one man rule.
Dorothy Dix argues that women practice self-hypnosis to see themselves and others as they wish. She cites age denial, vanity, misreading male interest, and mothers idealizing children, calling it a divine talent born to women and a consolation for their gender.
Dr Frank We Coy discusses keeping the mouth throat and nasal passages clean to prevent diseases. He describes burning tongue, geographic tongue, smokers tongue, canker sores and the need for dental evaluation for abnormal patches or ulcers. He warns about potential malignancy from persistent lesions and urges professional care.
Answers cover usage of speak with versus speak to for conversations, pronuncing Des Moines by stressing the second syllable, identifying plaintiff as the correct spelling among options, defining auspiciously as favorably or propitiously, and noting pedantic as the word meaning ostentatious of learning.
The piece links mouth coating and ulcers to lowered resistance and auto intoxication. It cites causes such as decayed teeth gum disease pyorrhea trench mouth and infected tonsils plus digestive disorders hyper acidity and catarrh. It urges people to treat mouth issues promptly and maintain healthy tongue teeth and tonsils.
Mrs Della asks about improving posture and correcting a slight thoracic hump from reading. If vertebrae are disease-free, upper back muscles can be strengthened with prone exercises like clasping hands behind the neck and lifting head shoulders and arms repeatedly to tighten and relax through 10 to 15 reps, two or three times daily along with similar exercises.
Mrs Roy Cullum of 2000 Polk Street is reported resting fairly well at St Anthony's Hospital after a major operation on Thursday.
Puff and Bunny summon Whiz for a consultation on their upcoming journey. They discuss the next trip, the method of travel, funding, and how to make the venture possible.
Abe Martin quips about guarding a garden from his wife pulling plants too soon. He jokes the path to virtue may not need extra rails as he muses on domestic tasks and rural life with a light ironic tone.
A short puzzle item notes that adding correct letters to four dashes yields a word that reads the same forward and backward. It mentions a solution appears on the back page, indicating a reader challenge and publication humor.
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