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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1934
Page
4
A NEA warning from KE West, head of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, claims 1.5 million communists and sympathizers aim to overthrow the U S government. The author doubts the figure, noting Kerensky era Russia offered a more desperate environment than America presently.
The New York Times reports a new compact living trend on the upper east side as private mansions are converted into luxury boarding houses. The first to fall was the Chauncey M. Depew home, followed by the Joseph Pulitzer town castle, preserving interiors while offering hotel like service and domestic privacy.
Ohio authorities are classifying occupants of poorhouses to identify those eligible for pensions under a potential federal old-age program. The plan could move thousands of elderly from poorhouses to self-sufficient community living, offering kinder treatment and lower community costs as a goal.
The author argues that a disordered will risks drift and that experimentation without a clear objective is dangerous. He urges defining the desired political social and economic order to judge policies and avoid vague trial methods.
Marian Casad battles to prove McSwain's wrongdoing as Lon plans to quit his job and stay away. With Hamlin vanished and threats looming, Marian awaits word from Hen don while at home fearing an attack and calling for safeguards. The District Attorney checks in with urgent warnings.
The piece argues joint veterinary and medical action plus public health support can stamp out diseases transmissible from animals to people. It notes tuberculosis glanders hydrophobia anthrax cowpox and undulant fever as risks and cites Britain’s success eradicating glanders with compulsory testing for horses and ponies entering the country.
The baby played with a powder box while dressing. Normally the lid perforations stayed closed but on one occasion the lid was left open and the box was turned upside down over the baby's face, creating a potential hazard addressed by the article's guidance.
Mrs. Sarah J. Hale promoted a national Thanksgiving observance with a definite time for unity. The Liberty Bell is located in Independence Hall, Philadelphia. A vitamin is a nitrogenous substance essential to the diet in small quantities for humans and animals. The move to a fixed date in November for Thanksgiving was largely due to her efforts.
A reader puzzle notes each blank is a letter and each word forms the war with one new letter added The piece humorously quotes a man arguing with his wife about leaving a place and enjoying a drink while maintaining self control.
A crossword style prompt outlines clues and solutions about an empress and related terms including empire titles, liver related words, and various vertical and horizontal entries. The puzzle blends historical references with wordplay and genealogical hints.
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