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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe details subscription rates and delivery service while printing reflections on historical figures. It recounts James M Cox’s 1922 reparations insights, Lloyd George and French figures, and missed opportunities for global economic recovery.
In 1933 Frank L. Packard fiction, Colin Hewitt returns from hospital to Reddy’s old room to deliver a mysterious letter. He uses skeleton keys to infiltrate a moonlit upper Forties residence linked to the Mask and Reddy’s mob, risking ambush as Mulvey orders him away. Trapped, Colin faces death tomorrow.
A breezy London style column recounts social rounds in New York with encounters among Harold Bell Wright fans, Amelia Earhart plans, Reginald Wright Kaufmanns, and the Du Bois Heywards. It comments on Central Park gossip, nurse fashion, and Montague Glass style tales, ending with a nod to Sinclair Lewis bagatelles.
Thornton W Burgess narrates Peter Rabbit finally feeling secure in Farmer Brown's garden. Peter reflects on Jimmy Skunk's warning and notes Reddy Fox's failures to reach him. The tale unfolds as he reassesses threats and safety.
Glenn Frank argues that the United States faces no imminent revolution and cautions against ultra conservative or ultra radical movements. He asserts belief in private capitalism and initiative, urges cooperation of big business with national recovery, and warns against surrendering to reactionary forces or radical upheaval.
Dr. Fishbein explains that late stage epidemic encephalitis can cause severe behavioral changes in children described as moral imbeciles. Such patients are often misjudged as criminals rather than ill and privacy is needed. No proven cure exists yet, with symptomatic care and varied experimental approaches showing inconclusive results. Research aims to identify the cause for a targeted treatment.
Hollywood diary sketches a day among stars. Joe E Brown dives into a pool gag while chorus girls tease. Alice Brady and Frank Morgan puzzle over a scene as Margaret McConnell watches. Charlies Butterworth assists a baby carriage crosswalk. Johnny Weissmuller Abe Lyman and Jimmy McLarnin haul golf bags to Lakeside County Club. Verna Hillie carries books from studio. Adrienne Ames basks in sun tan. Leo McCarey involved in a car crash scene. Lunch at the Brown Derby with Walter Armitage as autograph seekers mistake him for Lew Ayres. Glenda Farrell Robert Riskin dine near David Manners Claudia Morgan.
Mrs Jones found daily outings dull and devised amusements for her children. They played rhyming games using weeks and months, solving problems, and reciting poems. When restless, they ran and skipped with invented rules, gaining muscular control and independence better than any formal dancing school.
Governor Murray said his personal newspaper would carry an announcement that he will support State Senator Henry S. Johnston for lieutenant governor in 1934. Johnston, a former governor impeached on incompetency charges, faced a bitter era in Oklahoma politics. Murray previously backed him in the last state senate race.
Denver August 21 Benjamin H Pester acting administrator of the prohibition bureau said Washington ordered the district headquarters moved to Salt Lake City New Mexico formerly in the Denver district will join the Texas division in the new department of investigation lineup Arizona likely to be in the California division Persia decreed no more used vehicles or replacement parts may be imported into the country Nearly 1500 people found work in Gastonia North Carolina during the first week of textile code operation state relief headquarters reported
A puzzle filled clue list hints at a woman who held political office in a state and later led the office as head. The grid pairs horizontal and vertical cues referencing numbers, terms, and titles, tying to geographic and biographical details about the figure and related elements.
A collage of pop culture quips and portraits from 1933 notes figures like James Cagney, Hoot Gibson, General Jan Smuts, and Jo seph Urban. It weaves humorous asides on impersonators, fashion, cigarettes, postcards from France, prophecies in The Economic Pinch, and a playful Sealyham tale, ending with a snappy aside about Mme Helena Rubinstein.
Peter lies injured after a trap scare and is found by Farmer Brown's Boy who calms him. The boy inspects Peter's leg, notes no bone is broken, and suggests rest in a safe place for a few days to recover before plans for Peter’s next move.
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