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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1933
Page
4
The Globe discusses Miss Nila Cram Cook leaving a life of asceticism to pursue gaiety and asks readers to consider the risks of revolt against modern society. It contrasts her path with her father George Cram Cook and urges balanced participation in life to effect change.
A sweeping excerpt reflects on life under shifting liquor laws and the pressures of national temper. Dr. Charles G Abbot warns the ozone layer shields humanity from ultraviolet danger while politics and social reform loom. Glenn Frank discusses post repeal self control, moderation, and the mass influence on reform.
Caroline confronts past secrets about Emily and a hidden room as Major Anderson and the inspector pursue the case. Jim’s account is corroborated by Van Berg, and Elmer Van Berg regains consciousness. Jim and Caroline, relieved, plan a hopeful future after the drama ends at Hazelbury West.
Dr Fishbein explains clothing serves modesty protection and attraction. He cites Prof Leonard Hill noting civilized humans tolerate warm water at 95 to 98 degrees and find room temps of 60 cold, 40 to 50 very cold. Naked exposure in cold climates is hard to endure.
Seen around the studio district Sally Eilers buys hats Bing Crosby and W C Pields leave with golf bags Norman McLeod plans an open ended road trip Sir Guy Standing plays piano between scenes Gail Patrick looks transformed Jack Oakie arrives in black sweater George Raft and Marjorie King romance questioned Shirley Grey’s note to Raft Thelma Todd smells fragrances Dorothea Wieck helps on set during sound fixes
Ogden Nash emerges as a bright juvenile figure in New York journalism and poetry. The piece notes his unusual success, crisp humorous style, and his critique of radio and showmen. It also mentions Beef Trust Billy Watson, Manny Kramer, and Irene Castle, with recall to Alice Hughes and Katharine Cornell motifs.
The Late Christopher Bean starring Marie Dressler and Lionel Barrymore comes to the Texas Theater next Sunday for a three day run. Jim Golding manager says Dressler, voted the era’s top actress, plays a maid in the Barrymore household and the film has set notable box office records in other areas.
A mixed word puzzle with numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Solve to reveal names, places, and terms linked to English history culture and daily life through cryptic style hints. The grid includes references to monarchs scientists and common objects, challenging solvers to complete the public puzzle.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale, Happy Jack Squirrel can not reach Farmer Brown’s shelf. He studies the scene, while Sammy Jay hoards peanuts and other birds nest on the shelf. Happy Jack plots a plan to reach the coveted feast.
The prompt describes the Great Chicago Fire of October 1871, which began on October 8 on the west side, spread for two days, destroyed property valued at about 196 million dollars, and left 100,000 people homeless. It also includes unrelated excerpts about apples, bamboo, and a children’s animal tale featuring Happy Jack and Sammy Jay.
Hughes Heywood Broun Merlin Aylesworth Paul Whiteman Irvin Cobb and Rube Goldberg confess acute nervousness in crowds. The speaker’s difficulty is mistaking bows for others, and a new turtle-like nod is proposed as a greeting or neck twinge.
A historical style word game text shows a mother scolding her children for bad behavior and a follow up about a radio announcer unsure what to praise. It shows examples of adding one new letter while reusing all prior letters and mentions yesterday's answer with hints about NOSRE and INDORSE themes.
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