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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1934

Page

4

NRA praised in fight against child labor hints at farm work gaps

The Amarillo Globe notes that while the NRA curbs child labor in industry, agriculture still employs thousands of children at very low pay. Farm hires by outsiders fall outside codes, leaving the child labor constitutional amendment stalled with 16 more states needed for ratification.

NRA

Money Well Invested at Michigan College of Mines

Federal funds of 25000 are used by the Michigan College of Mines at Houghton to research methods for making low grade iron ores profitable. Experts say rich Michigan iron mines will deplete in 20 years yet hold billions of tons of ore that current techniques cannot mine profitably. If successful, the fund could deliver incalculable benefits to Middle Western industry.

Michigan College of Mines Houghton Mich Michigan Middle West Dr. Frank Glenn Frank Coolidge Mr. Coolidge America McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Spite Marriage and the Scarred Path of Love

Marsha Moore marries Bob Powers out of pique after Geofrey Tarleton reveals his affection. When Tarleton confronts Marsha at home, old flames flare and secrets spill. Bob overhears, faces a truth he may not forgive, while Marsha declares deep love for her husband and a future apart from Tarleton.

Marsha Moore Geoffrey Tarleton Geoffrey Powers Marsha Bob E. Haviland- Taylor

The Sense of Smell In Animals And Humans

Health Talk explains how smell governs animal behavior and affects humans mainly through appetite and memory. It describes partial smell loss, odor fatigue, and cases where odors antagonize each other, with examples of neutralizing pairs and ultra delicate detection thresholds for substances like camphor musk vanilla and mercaptan.

Peru

Bugs Baer a Laugh Artist of Sharp, Odd Humor

New York writer O. O. McIntyre recalls Bugs Baer as a master joke craftsman whose quirky verse and rambling notations hide a barbed line that provokes laughter. Baer, a near six foot temperamental family man, rose from sport-page cartoons to broader satire, with stories of Paris, Lindy’s, and café life illustrating a bold, indefatigable humor amid changing times.

O. O. McIntyre New York H. G. Wells Washington Bugs Baer Ring Lardner Baer

Reddy Fox Tricks Wigglenose for Clover Treasures

In Thornton Burgess fiction, Reddy Fox pretends friendship to lure young Wigglenose Rabbit toward a secret patch of clover. The wily fox eyes a tasty meal and plots to capitalise on the rabbit’s hunger, risking Old Jed Thumper’s warning wisdom. The next tale titled A Lucky Find continues.

Reddy Fox Wigglenose Peter Rabbit Jed Thumper Reddy Old Jed Clover T. W. Burgess

License fees exceed tax collections in July report

Pot ter County tax collector Miss Jewell Davidson said in a county commissioners court report that July license fee receipts totaled 4,508.04 while total tax collections were 3,500. Delinquent taxes formed the bulk of the month’s receipts with 2,480.81 paid on past due accounts. She attributed the tax decline to unusually heavy June payments to avoid July penalties and interest.

Potter County Jewell Davidson County Commissioners Court

All Is Quiet Now Napoleon Is Gone

Inmates near the courthouse heard daily shouts from a resident known as Napoleon a disturbed man found in railroad yards. He claimed to be Sherman Shelton and the "only negro aviator in the World War" before being removed to a state asylum. California Institute of Technology built a 1,000,000 volt X ray tube.

Wigglenose Reddy Bowser the Hound Potter County Napoleon Sherman Shelton Europe California Institute of Technology

School Day Questions on 1929 to 1933 National Income

The national income fell from $83,000,000,000 in 1929 to $39,400,000,000 in 1933. Hammerfest is a city in Norway famed as the northermost city in the world. Lake Superior is the largest freshwater lake in the world.

Hammerfest Norway Lake Superior

Word Builder Clue Reveals Sneak Thief Incident Aboard

A party member overheard a phrase about tricks and a thief boarded a stateroom during a deck scene, sneaking in as thieves do, leaving suspicion on a man who ate meat hungrily and tore it apart. The note hints at a breakfast table guest connected to the riddle.

Psychic Researcher and the Puzzling Crossword Clues

A compact word puzzle grids many clues from Across and Down categories. Notable entries include Famous Englishman, Opposite of up, Tree yielding resin, Primped, Mountain, and Language of ancient Rome, with several chemistry and music terms intertwined.

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