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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1934
Page
4
A reader reflects on Tahquamenon Falls in Michigan and argues against overroad building. While accessibility eases travel, too many roads erode wilderness charm, suggesting some areas remain best reached on foot or by pack animal to preserve isolation and natural beauty.
Dr. Frank Lees argues that Nazi attempts to regiment churches show danger of tying religion to state power. He distinguishes political regimentation from using religious impulse to energize social renewal, urging church and school freedom while avoiding entanglement in politics.
In this serialized tale Bob Powers and Marsha navigate separating from his ill mother in Mexico and the strain of letters from France. Marsha manages Mrs Powers and plans meals while awaiting Bob s notes and enduring family scrutiny in January chapters.
A reflective NY piece by O. O. McIntyre surveys urban life and appetite. It mixes social slyness with scenes of Grand Central crowds and Times Square eateries, contrasting glamorous vanity with stark poverty and hunger on Manhattan streets.
In Thornton W Burgess bedtime tale Wigglenose the young rabbit reflects on dangers from Reddy Fox. He resolves to distrust strangers and avoid risky walks, learning a key life lesson about experience and wisdom in Old Mother Nature.
In a wartime style children tale Wiggle nose fears a safe exit from a bramble tunnel where he hides from Reddy Fox. He finds a second passage near the first and wonders if a back entrance exists before exploring a snug warm room and a new direction for escape.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains scarlet fever can be mild or severe in children, with dangers to kidneys heart and hearing. Early signs include fever nausea vomiting swollen neck glands sore throat and possible red skin eruption. He urges greater use of available medical information to reduce illness and deaths.
An article argues children learn through independent trial and discovery. Adults should back off, avoid solving problems, and let kids pursue curiosity, using nature as a guide while ensuring safety. Continuous effort fuels initiative and future scientific thinking.
The questions cover President Roosevelt as the first chief executive required by law to pay income tax on a $75,000 salary. Dr Emil Cone is credited with the motto Every day in every way, I am getting better and better. The Simpson Tunnel is located between Switzerland and Italy.
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