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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1934
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe presents itself as a $3.90 issue priced paper offering independent Democratic voice, pledging impartial news and support for what it believes is right regardless of party politics.
Rising automobile parking costs from 15 to 50 cents a day curb sales and ripple through manufacturers dealers service stations and landowners. The piece links parking costs to suburban growth moves and notes urban transport shifts and streetcar declines as parking solutions vary by city. Kay Boyle quotes conclude.
Glenn Frank argues the masses seek equality of opportunity and basic security, not mob rule. He cautions leaders of democracy and enterprise to provide security and opportunity to prevent a slide into communistic leveling.
A troubled narrator leaves a tense meeting with Seymour and walks home via Regent's Park. He reflects on court findings, public suspicion, and the loyalty of Jerry Mordaunt, clinging to work as solace amid threats to his reputation. A street lamp halts him as a hoarse voice calls from the road.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes insulin enables children with diabetes to live longer and lead useful lives though risk of coma and death remains if insulin or diet is mismanaged. He cites onset typically between ages eight and twelve and possible hereditary links. Emphasizes insulin use and dietary control for growth and tissue repair.
Promoters and fans grow puzzled over Max Baer's status as champion. He rose to fame amid strong interest but failed to sustain enthusiasm after a controversial dethronement and uneven public appearances. A sharper, more dynamic comeback bout could restore his popularity.
Joe grew up as an only child with a father often away on business. He attended day school and the local university while his peers studied elsewhere. In the evenings he joined his mother for quiet activities as other youths pursued longer discussions.
The piece argues that boys benefit from a wide social circle including friends, visits, and shared activities with peers. Mothers may be supportive but should not isolate sons from normal youth companionship. It suggests dormitory life could have expanded Joe’s contacts with other boys and better prepared him for adulthood.
In a warm dawn after a bitter prior day, Blacky the Crow and forest friends face hunger but receive kindness. Farmer Brown's Boy distributes seeds, corn, and treats to birds and animals, spreading peace and goodwill as the spirit of Christmas fills the Green Meadows, Green Forest, Old Orchard, and Old Pasture.
A 1934 McNaught Syndicate item notes a taxi driver in front of the Henry Miller Theater with exact change at 8:18 pm. The piece blends light banter about Hopper and Graham with a nod to the millennium approaching.
The text defines a thunder storm as the disturbance in the air from successive discharges of accumulated electricity. Verdigris is described as green rust on copper. Heidel berg is noted for its university, founded in 1386, said to be the oldest in Germany.
A fragmented word puzzle narrative describes building words by adding letters, then presents illustrated sentences with bold wordplay and odd capitalization. It mingles memory, landscape, and action phrases about surveying a land, oil and soil imagery, and a foreman’s scowling reaction to a closing gate.
The text lists a large holiday themed rebus puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. It includes terms like symbol of the holiday season, climate, road, deity, and many others, paired as a crossword style grid.
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