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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
6
A Amarillo Globe excerpt discusses the Iowa farmers strike, urging restraint and citing supply and demand laws. It quotes Roy D. Chapin, secretary of commerce, on leadership and national sympathy, and Mayor Jimmy Walker defending trust and elections. It also notes theater impresario S L Rothafel praising panel jazz.
University of Wisconsin president Glenn Frank argues eight clear advantages of film as a teaching tool while addressing objections. He dismisses claims that film lowers student effort, cause boredom, harms discipline, or replaces teachers, noting films augment vision memory imagination and reflection and that tech advances create new professions not eliminate teaching.
Flora arrives with unexpected plans that could redefine Sondra and Mark Merriman's secret marriage. Sondra contends with love triangles as John Anderson's devotion to her collides with her commitment to Mark. Tensions rise in quiet rooms as Flora's disclosure promises upheaval.
United States Senator from New York M D Copeland warns that measles, though common in childhood, is a dangerous disease especially for infants. He stresses isolation of afflicted children, early doctor guidance, and follow up exams to prevent lasting health problems.
Winifred Black describes a woman’s mood shift sparked by a striped orange black and apple green pettiskirt. The garment transforms her anxiety about bills and social pressures into lighthearted resolve, prompting reflections on how color influences emotion.
New York August 25. Public parks gained new social significance this summer as Central and Prospect Parks filled with diverse crowds. Mothers, workers, and entertainers relaxed in the open spaces, while slots reappeared in speakeasies and roadhouse loos. The piece mentions Courtney Ryley Cooper and Percy Crosby, noting Crosby’s mixed views on Gandhi and women’s enfranchisement and recounts anecdotes from Lindy’s in Broadway.
Flip the Terrier feels despised after an incident with Jimmy Skunk. Bowser the Hound growls him away at the barn, leaving Flip ashamed and alone. The scene blends Burgess style with a broader collage of period theater and gossip notes.
A mother reflects on Junior's urge to tell on his brother Billy for breaking a cut glass perfume bottle. The scene reveals jealousy and the child's motive to provoke scolding, prompting the mother to nurture affection and address underlying causes rather than only rebuke.
Radio broadcasts across WEAF-NBC WABC-CBS and WJZ-NBC outline tonight's musical lineups including Clyde Doert's Saxophones Rudy Vallee and Harris Concert Orchestra. Political campaign addresses feature Roosevelt Farley Woollen Byrd from Albany New York Indianapolis New York and Virginia from New York. Friday programming continues with Army Band Hill Billies Whiteman and Nick Lucas Do Re Mi Trio.
Flip faces social punishment after an accidental skunk encounter with Jimmy Skunk. Mother Brown and Farmer Brown’s boy shun him, forcing a bath and confinement to a box near the corncrib. Flip laments his misfortune, insisting the skunk incident was an accident and vows to improve.
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbered prompts covering biblical terms, Old Testament items, colors, body parts, and common words. includes hints for synonyms, abbreviations, and paired wordplays. Answers likely form a themed puzzle grid with cross references among classic wordplay entries.
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