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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1934
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes Danville voters hanged a legislator in effigy over a broken sales tax pledge and argues public action, not apathy, improves governance. It warns that strike-breaker profiteers may fuel future unrest, citing a New York City mogul who foresees trouble ahead and a possible revolution.
A Chicago woman withdrew her divorce suit after her husband’s thyroid operation. He had been cruel and cantankerous, but the surgery relieved a toxic thyroid condition. The wife resumed the marriage after a two week test period and no longer seeks divorce. The piece questions how many mean dispositions might be aided by medical treatment.
Dr. Frank warns political leadership must balance production and consumption as the power age matures. He notes economic leaders once underemphasized consumption, causing downturns, and warns current policy may ignore the production side, risking future stagnation.
Marsha Moore jilted Bob Powers for Geoffrey Tarleton but learns Tarleton is married and returns to Bob. They share a honeymoon dinner at a cottage in Easthampton and begin a tender, uncertain life together as Marsha confronts her fear and love. Ella watches, while memories of Bob’s bravery and family history weigh on them.
The tongue reveals health issues when diseased. Normal folds aid taste and food handling, while inflammation from tonsil infection improves with rest and cleanliness. Heavy smoking or bad teeth can cause smoker's patches or geographic tongue, and rare hairy tongue due to enlarged papillae may darken the surface. radium has been used in some tongue disorders.
Pine Bluff Arkansas hosts a East Dixie League baseball game between Pine Bluff and Greenville Massachusetts with every seat bought for Friday night. McClellan the congressional candidate credited with boosting park turnout invites all Southeast Arkansas residents to attend.
The article notes Al Smith retreating from public glare amid rumors of memoirs a vacation and fewer appearances at familiar venues and media. It cites Gene Tunney Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne Katharine Cornell Kate Smith and Steve Hannagan as other celebrities retreating from the spotlight in a period of cultural quiet.
Deed transfers include Burgess to Gertrude Blackburn for lot 1 block 24 Wolflin and Ross to Witt for lot 1 block 181 Glidden & Sanborn. Registrations note Globe-News Ford truck entries and several Ford vehicles and an Oldsmobile in 1934 listings.
A suburban Gracia butcher found a man, a friend of his wife, dead from freezing in the shop’s ice room. He reported the discovery to police after opening the freezer in the morning.
A reader puzzle features clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The grid asks for an American violinist in the picture and includes varied wordplay such as exclamations of sorrow and terms from music and daily life.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale, Wigglenose the young Rabbit questions the sight of Mrs. Gartersnake swallowing her own young. Farmer Brown's Boy, spotting the family sunning on a rock, fears the same cruel truth and voices disbelief and dread.
The passage notes Baer hosting many fellowships and cocktail parties with his own sponsorship. It also mentions Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker as a close friend. A satirical item from The Baw Street Journal lampoons foreign exchange and social life with a whimsical cafeteria scene and a fashion snippet reflecting a Sutton Place bachelor.
The prompt recalls an early school exercise noting charcoal as the principal fuel in Porto Rico and describing coal as derived from carbonized vegetable matter. It also identifies James McGill as a Scotch merchant who immigrated to Canada and endowed land and money for a college now McGill University.
A reader reflects on a word builder puzzle and delves into a Burgess tale about snakes. The narrator recalls naturalists doubting mother snake behavior while describing two or three little snakes entering their mother's mouth. He remains uncertain, noting the naturalist view may be mistaken. The passage ends with the tease of the next story.
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