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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1934
Page
4
A collage of festive anecdotes and moral reflections. A Brooklyn holdup ends with tears and a Merry Christmas, while a professor's wife elopes and returns, prompting tragedy. A note on Japan's stance in treaty talks closes the slice of modern life.
Dr. Frank argues that fall elections show voters hunger for coherent programs over party labels. He predicts possible realignment toward a new leftward party if Democrats and Republicans fail to offer fundamental, clear alternatives to the New Deal and looming policy questions.
Nicholas Trench, acquitted of Osborne's murder, returns to his studio to find a note from Sir William Avon and a secretive visitor. A derelict named Bob Hicks greets him, and two strangers arrive with a warning and a claim of new information that could change his fate.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains that stomach pain ranges from hunger to serious conditions such as ulcers or gallbladder disease. Regular hunger pains require checking causes. psychological factors or fatigue may be controllable, while ulcers or gallstones need medical or surgical treatment.
An author argues against a type of man who teases children, noting he could not justify it when questioned and might claim it benefits or attracts the youngsters, though the behavior is troubling and evasive. The essay urges parental guidance and awareness to protect children from such figures.
Billy Leeds reputedly New York's richest young man with an estimated 40 million income. He spends modestly, travels by yacht, and balances life between Broadway and Park Avenue while avoiding showiness. Willis Morgan of the Chicago Inn in Paris dies. Dex Fellowes is celebrated as a press agent. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker headlines, and Ford Frick becomes youngest National League president at 40 with a 30 thousand dollar salary. A discussion on child bullying follows, noting its harm to victims and family dynamics. California has 1,362 elementary districts with one teacher each.
A peaceful Christmas mood fills the Green Meadows Old Pasture and Green Forest as Reddy Fox and Peter Rabbit share a friendly moment. The tale blends animal characters with gentle humor and a nod to frontier life, ending with a copyright note.
The text presents three questions and answers about measurements a square acre side length 208.7 feet a common salt name sodium chloride and cowboy leg coverings chaparejos or chaps, with garbled headings and repetition.
In a 1934 Burgess tale, Reddy the fox and Peter Rabbit discuss hunger and sharing. They reflect on happiness from plenty and the impact of generosity, as Farmer Brown’s Boy leaves food for all, ending with a promise to watch for hunger again.
Puzzle clues list a long chain of wordplay items and answers referencing historical scientists, mythological figures, and musical terms. The grid appears to mix definitions with crossed references for a themed crossword style.
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