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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
4
Amid a forthcoming naval conference, experts debate revised ratios for England Japan and the United States. Japan seeks equal rights to build, while the other powers resist. Analysts warn fleets facing war would limit aggressive moves, keeping a fragile balance. The piece quotes biblical and classical lines framing power and fate.
Analysis urges vigilance as nationalism grows worldwide in tariff moves and secularist reform. Observers note Russia Italy and Germany elevate nationalism with ritual and discipline while others drift toward similar philo sophy. The piece argues enduring trade shifts may require a new global deal and calls for informed public opinion.
Bob Powers plans to leave December eight to work in Mexico while his ill mother requires care. Marsha, his wife, endures a strained union masked by pretended happiness as she hides her feelings for Geoffrey Tarleton. The narrative follows their strained parting and unspoken loyalties amid fragile family bonds.
Dr Morris Fishbein describes evolving understanding from the brain fluid theory to joint muscle focus in rheumatism. He notes early ideas about a visible rheum proved unfounded and highlights scientists separating true rheumatic pain from other disorders.
Sam is eight and large, yet his mother shields him from independent tasks. The piece argues early teaching of self-reliance builds confidence, suggesting children can begin handling carfare and crossings. It emphasizes gradual responsibility to prepare for escorting others.
New York August 23 James Barton revived the languishing legitimate theater by taking Henry Hull's role in Tobacco Road and drawing new enthusiasm. Morton Downey expands his act with a band and ballads during a New England tour. The piece observes amateur nights in cabarets attracting aging performers and the gritty waterfront districts along South Street with vivid portraits of dockside life.
In this 1934 bedtime tale, Reddy Fox stalks Wigglenose near the Old Pasture. Wigglenose hides in a stump hole and outsmarts the fox, warning of future danger as Reddy fumes and leaves. The rabbit gains wisdom from the encounter.
The article argues boys should learn public manners early, including hat lifting and walking on the sidewalk, to cross streets without dependence on mothers. It notes mothers teaching self control shape confident social behavior, reducing awkwardness and social fear later in life.
The voice of State Senator Clint C Small will be heard tonight on WDAG for a half hour starting at 8 o clock in support of Walter Woodward of Coleman for attorney general. Senator Small served six years in the state Senate with Woodward.
A list of crossword style clues with horizontal and vertical entries covering terms for people places and objects including an English statesman, types of trees coins and common words arranged as a puzzle grid with various wordplay hints. The puzzle asks for names and terms matching each clue to fill a grid.
A Riverside mansion resident Conrad Bercovici hosts dinner parties in his kitchen while W. C. Fields practices juggling stunts daily. An editorial laments temper in shining moments and a quirky gag suggests shirt-studs in a hell cat shirt.
The text notes world Sunday school membership rising by about 1,000,000 annually over four years. It also asks about eye drops for pupil dilation and answers Belladonna or derivatives. It cites Ontario as Canada's province with the largest Indian population, 26,436 in the 1921 census.
A playful word game prompts readers to form new terms by adding a letter to the prior word. The text riffs on a political proverb about governance and the dangers of superfluous laws, then shifts to a wrestling tale where one man tries to trip another and a rival hurled a turnip at the victor.
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