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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1933
Page
4
A 1933 Globe feature profiles Amelia Earhart Putnam after her Atlantic solo flight. It portrays her modest Kansas upbringing, steadfast focus on aviation, and lack of pretense while inviting ordinary citizens to share in the era’s flying ambitions.
A late morning stroll to a Tudor City tea room leads the narrator to observe Fay Templeton, a fortysomething beauty, plus encounters with professors, Nellie Hussey, and various artists. The writer recalls eccentric anecdotes, then reflects on park etiquette, squirrels, and a bustling evening of social notes with friends, a play, and impresario Brock Pemberton.
In a Burgess tale, Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel laments Farmer Brown's shelf of treats while Mrs Happy heads to the Old Orchard in search of nuts. Jack follows, finds Mrs Happy eating a peanut in an apple tree, and reflects on prospects for hard times and friendship.
A new National Party emerges in Oceanside California led by a hotelier. The platform promises to end depressions abolish capitalism taxes debts and lawsuits and share wealth with leisure for all. The editorial hints at a possible motive linked to Oceanside bathing facilities.
In the transition from prohibition to repeal public policy and private practice face scrutiny. States rush to craft liquor control laws, risking hurried schemes and future revisions. A nationwide, evolving debate on permanent liquor control policy requires informed public input and ongoing study. Tomorrow’s piece will outline key objectives.
Curt Tennyson, after wolves in the sub arctic, aids A K Martin in pursuing Igor Karakhan, a slippery international crook. He opts to join the Mounted again, travels by plane from Cooking Lake to Vancouver, and begins coordinating with Inspector Baldwin and Duty Sergeant Holden while eyeing a Mathieson girl linked to Karakhan.
Dr Fishbein discusses hope for the hard of hearing highlighting famous historical figures who succeeded despite this handicap. He notes multiple causes of progressive hearing loss and urges treatment and a positive attitude backed by modern science and medical care.
Price Memorial College showcases novelty numbers at the college auditorium tonight for a 25 cent ticket. Performers include J Knittle I Manley J Morrow singing Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf and Three Little Pigs with the Motch children, plus Joseph Biler Bernard Gordon William O'Brien and others.
James P. Anderson, 42, a mail carrier from Purdon, Texas, died when a tire blew out Sunday causing his car to overturn near Rice. His wife and three children were injured while en route to Dallas.
Hollywood gossip debunks claims of a reunion between Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford. The pair have been separated for years with no plans to reunite, while Pickfair visits and Doug in London continue separate lives. Also notes Joan Crawford and Fanchot Tone holiday marriage rumors and legal timing of Crawford's divorce.
Dr Edward Roe's son named for his father and the pompous doctor nearly fell apart when events shifted. The doctor spent days at his home. Nature took time and the boy recovered as the parent forgot his professional manner.
The article presents a man swinging an axe and hewing a tree into logs. A serving wench brings supper from the big house as the man strains to wrench himself away from the task and finish the job.
Funeral services for John Darser a 43 year old farmer of near Adrian were set for 3 pm at Vega Baptist Church with Rev L F Godwin officiating. Burial would be in Vega Cemetery under N B Griggs & Sons funeral direction. He died at 10 am Sunday at his home with no immediate relatives.
Mixed crossword clues list for a puzzle page with horizontal and vertical entries including actress, chemistry terms, geography, and common words. Contains numerous concise definitions and cross-reference hints for fill in.
A vivid social vignette describes Rube Goldberg, Rosa mond Pinchot, Mrs Grace Harriman, Bob Davis fresh from Russia, Grover Whalen in a gray checkered shirt, and Henry Sells as the group departs in a horse drawn rig after midnight.
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