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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1933
Page
4
A 1933 editorial in The Amarillo Globe argues Americans should maintain humor and resilience amid hardship, praising President Roosevelt’s optimism compared with Mussolini Stalin and Hitler. It contends humor preserves stability and prevents revolution while urging cheerful perseverance.
Verne Miller, famed as a fearless sheriff and quick draw veteran of the A E F, stole county funds, served time, and returned as a machine gun toting gangster killer. He allegedly killed four peace officers and was beaten to death in Detroit, ending a brutal career.
An official of the Washington American ball club suggests placing organized baseball under the NRA code for hours and wages. The idea would limit ball players to four hours at the park with remaining time for stadium chores. A wage issue arises with a likely demand for time-and-a-half pay.
Glenn Frank outlines Civil Works Administration plans to employ 1000 white collar workers at Wisconsin and to fund two ten week programs. One accelerates research projects vital to state life and the other tests adult education, aiming to circulate money and gather recovery data for future efficiency.
Curt, an ex Mounted Police aviator, returns to Edmonton after years abroad and a crash, visiting Rosalie Marlin and meeting A K with a mysterious proposition. He discusses wolf hunting profits, prospecting, and a Consolidated offer paying seventy five hundred dollars yearly while awaiting Superintendent Marlin’s arrival.
Dr. Fishbein explains hereditary factors largely determine hair loss and greying. He notes men are especially prone to baldness and cautions against hair restorers, stating no preparation currently proves effective against inherited baldness.
Hollywood studios scan nationwide for fresh talent as demand for screen beauty grows. About 24 actresses will appear in Fox Follies and George White’s Scandals film versions after testing over 1100 hopefuls, with six month contracts offered to top prospects.
In an evocative 1933 McNaught Syndicate piece, O. O. McIntyre wanders the Bowery and Fifth Avenue, contrasts bread lines with Ritz dining rooms, recalls marquee crowds, and notes underworld figures, Broadway parades, and city contrasts as he muses on culture and survival in New York.
Madame Pierre Merillon favors white or cream touches on dark dresses. She wears a black lace dinner gown adorned with a cluster of white violets at the waist. Her evening wardrobe includes a navy gown with slender lines and white moire at the waist.
Violets regain favor among English society with brides wearing posies and men using them for buttonhole adornments. Designers describe the color as staging a comeback, though carnations and roses stay favorites for society weddings.
Mistinguette the French music hall star wears a brown wool ensemble in a simple cut with blue trim. The distinct outfit showcases her stage fashion as she performs in Paris.
A newspaper puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues covering topics from peace advocacy to metals and numbers. The grid asks for answers like native metal nominal value and goddess of peace, with several cross references and thematic terms across 55 clues.
A tale of Happy Jack Squirrel boasting of reaching Farmer Brown's shelf for birds and facing clever countermeasures. Happy Jacks learn a lesson in pride as Farmer Brown blocks the feast and hides the next trick. Sammy Jay and friends react with roars of protest.
The original city plan for Washington was drawn by the French engineer Major Pierre-Charles LEnfant under President Washingtons supervision, marking a systematic national capital design. Spiders thread cross aids astronomers by smoothing focus. banana flour nutrition rivals two pounds of wheat flour per pound.
Puzzle text shows a sequence of clues about letter growth and phrases about a mother scolding her children at a table and a horse stable. It mentions a lightning flash may release up to 1,000,000 kilowatts of electrical power.
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