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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1934
Page
4
A historical reflection on European tensions after World War I, arguing that postwar treaties fail to revise due to mutual suspicions formed by brutal fighting. It notes the shift to unrestricted warfare, targeting civilians, blockades, and the lasting bitterness shaping opposition to treaty changes.
Allan R. Dafoe, the Ontario doctor who brought the famous quintuplets into the world, toured New York and spoke more about the girls under his care than the city’s sights. The piece compares Mother Nature's marvels to five babies arriving together.
A reflective column discusses early United States army air efforts and casualties, comparing American pilots to Royal Air Force losses abroad. It notes aviation’s inherent dangers, hints at training and equipment gaps, and includes a broader musing on national business and university leadership.
Marian awaits Lon after bail and a tense night. The district attorney explains there is no trial for Lon as he exposed McSwain’s schemes. Anne, Doctor Steele, Hendon and Hamlin piece together the case while the couple plans a quiet future at Lonian Lodge with Cliff Hendon backing their dream.
The article warns against frequent artificial cleansing of a baby’s bowels and reliance on strong laxatives. It argues proper feeding and training usually keep bowels active, while overuse of cathartics can render them lazy. It notes mothers often overuse figs licorice castor oil and calomel and compares such misuse to hesitancy in prescribing certain medicines.
Citizens misread headlines claiming Baby Face Nelson was involved in a downtown Amarillo incident. Officers used firearms Saturday afternoon to stop a liquor transporter, prompting calls to the sheriff’s office about the outlaw’s involvement.
Columnist O. O. McIntyre recalls social rounds in New York and Miami noting his shift to year round farming with model cottages and dove-cotes. He profiles peers like Joseph Hergesheimer and Ginger Rogers, observes Broadway life, and visits the Bronx and Hauptmann home amid public curiosity.
Dr B B Sutcliffe of Portland Ore national Bible teacher and writer will conduct a Bible Conference at the Church of the Open Bible on Fifteenth Avenue and Ong Street starting Thursday night. He formerly taught at Moody Bible Institute Chicago and Evangelical Theological College Dallas. Miniature polo on foot with mallets and balls has been introduced on the Pacific coast.
The puzzle references an American painter known for depictions of wild ducks and sun gods. Clues span across horizontal and vertical entries including terms for exclamation of pleasure and manners of portrayal. The theme centers on art history and wordplay rather than a specific biography.
In Thornton W. Burgess Bedtime Stories a meadow mouse couple Danny and Nanny live in a jug found by Nanny in Farmer Brown's cornfield. They fear predators like Shadow the Weasel while hoping Miner the Mole returns before cold weather.
A composite fragment hints at a science fiction tale where Miner the Mole returns as neighbors debate his role. The text mixes dialogues and headlines about accidents and political quotes, then pivots to a story note and the next title, Miner Is Oblig ing.
An assorted school page presents questions on Olympic origins in Greece and 1453 B.C., a line from A Visit From St Nicholas, and definitions distinguishing stalactites from stalagmites.
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