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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News declares itself an independent Democratic newspaper committed to impartial news reporting and to supporting what it regards as right regardless of party politics.
National Whirligig reports Hunt congressional investigators plan summer and fall hearings to uncover Nazi propaganda across major cities. Key figures include Rep McCormack and Rep Dickstein with sessions in New York July 9 and Los Angeles around August 11.
A wry look at code administration under NIRA and RFC loans, noting six months of regulatory work, political standoffs, and cautions about credit plans. It critiques Johnson’s regulatory push, labor and consumer impact, and the shaky prospects of industrial loans amid new government oversight.
The News reports strong local support for Clint Small in the Texas governor race, praising his past actions for Canyon and warning voters to weigh his friendship with Austin. Other candidates face questions about education policy and lobbying as residents recall the West Texas State Teachers College issue.
The article argues that Americans delay full health exams until illness. experts urge yearly complete examinations to catch diseases early. It highlights X rays, blood counts, urinalysis, and blood pressure testing as modern diagnostic tools and urges people to seek regular six monthly checkups.
ABE MARTIN notes travelers take yearly trips to collect souvenir postal cards and jokes that the first act in a train car is opening a window. The quip reflects small town humor on trips and curbside etiquette.
A New Yorker At Large discusses heart murmurs with lay explanations and cautions. Most murmurs are curable and often arise from pressure or gas in the stomach, with mild forms rarely dangerous. He also answers about leg development and snoring, emphasizing exercise, circulation, and nasal obstruction as typical causes and remedies. Broadway reflections note risks and rewards in show business.
Answers cover proper possessive and verb forms. 1. Correct sentence: Whose book have you? with whose as the possessive. 2. Bequeath is pronounced bih- KWEEETH or bih-KEETH depending on dialect. 3. Misspelled word is Abreviate. correct spelling is Abbreviate. 4. Serene means calm peaceful and untroubled. 5. Word starting with me meaning poor is meager or mean.
A mother asks what to teach a baby girl for life success. The essay urges strong reading, cooking, sewing, trades, and self discipline. It emphasizes self reliance, work, self control, fair play, manners, gratitude, and an optimistic life philosophy.
A compact clue style note lists pronunciation rule and abbreviations. It states the th as in smooth, urges abbreviation, praises bright clear display, and quotes Pope about the moon serene in glory, finishing with Meager as a descriptor.
Kevin confronts Kathleen about Hildegarde and rumors of bringing her home. Kathleen and Pippin discuss gossip as Kevin heads out to the hospital, accusingly claiming he has the office and his own plans in mind. The tense atmosphere at home intensifies as secrets and suspicions surface.
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