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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe warns readers to curb fire risks during Christmas. Treat evergreen decorations, candles, fireworks, and electrical gear with care to prevent house fires and injuries during the holidays. A separate column condemns policy gambling as a billion dollar racket and criticizes police complicity.
Glenn Frank argues that Roosevelts presidency must address farm distress which links to national business and foreign policy. He notes farm income fell from 1919 levels to 5 billion by 1931 and warns of wide suffering among farmers and farm workers without open world markets.
Santa plots with her ex Dicky to place Clive, her husband No. 2, in a lucrative post. Clive seeks higher pay from his former employer, then agrees to a Dicky funded celebration. After tense dinner and theater, Santa frets over loyalty as Clive questions her devotion and future. Tomorrow they confront a crucial topic.
Dr Copeland explains pleurisy no longer a mild illness, links it to tuberculosis and pneumonia, and warns against home remedies. He notes pleurisy can signal latent TB and requires careful medical supervision due to its serious nature and possible complications.
Fort Davis Texas December reports Mannie Fowlkes twenty-year-old killed a near 200 pound mountain lion in the Davis Mountains. The male cat likely preyed on sheep and goats before the youth and his dogs and rifle ended its run.
In this column Winifred Black analyzes a vain, cheating husband who brutalizes his wife yet she remains loyal. She questions why such women stay with harsh partners and laments the lack of understanding and help for them. The piece reflects on gender roles and popular depictions of "vamp" figures.
A 1932McNaught column reviews late era boulevardiers like Ben Ali Haggin Otto Kahn Jules Glaenzer and Peter Arno while contrasting wealth leisure and social pretense. The piece recalls Lois Long and Arno amid anecdotes of dinners, grudges, and unfinished Central Park South apartments.
A mine owner asks the chamber of commerce to help sell 500000 shares of stock. The paper notes interest in finding buyers for a gold mine while other local tasks include adoption matches and pecan sales.
Representatives from all Home Demonstration Clubs in Potter County gathered at Tenth Avenue Methodist Church for an all day session on making and packing Christmas candies and edible gifts. Mrs W H Vaughn of Amarillo led the event with lunch provided by the church Missionary Society. Jamaica women account for 70 percent of the country's annual consumption of 40 000 dozen pairs of rayon hosiery.
Puzzle list mixes terms from geography history and language. Clues reference figures such as Theodore Roosevelt and Mary Stuart with varied answers like moneta ry units and shy terms. The vertical and horizontal items span fruits tools and animals, forming a dense, mixed puzzle grid.
In Thornton W. Burgess tale, Bobby Coon is trapped by a steel snare on his swollen fore leg and cannot climb to the safety of his hollow. Mrs. Coon stays by him as she gnaws the trap and tries to urge flight, while Bobby doubts any chance of escape.
A mother seeks to right past parenting wrongs by giving her son things she lacked. Emotions drive the urge to compensate but must be checked by understanding the child’s current real needs. Focus shifts from nostalgia to practical support aligned with the child’s present stage.
New York December reports NBC will deploy at least six mobile microphones with five meter transmitters for the Hoover inauguration on March 4. Some units will be carried by announcers, others in a special broadcasting truck. Evening NBC and CBS schedules for WEAF WABC and WJZ are listed with shows and times.
Mrs. Coon and her cub Bobby hide from a lurking trapper as a dragging chain and a hunter’s approach threaten to end the peril. A chance sighting reveals the hunter is Farmer Brown's Boy, who discovers Bobby tangled in the trap and restores hope.
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