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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
4
Rates show advance payment options for Amarillo Globe with Daily News combo. Offers weekly and monthly terms including one week three months and one year plans. Prices listed in dollars with separate morning evening and Sunday editions.
O O McIntyre surveys New York culture with colorful gossip and observations. He notes actors writers and performers including Bud Kelland Esmond O Brien Rudy Vallee and Bob Hope while describing Harlem Lindy hop debuts and the Bowery hash phrase sweep the floor. He visits the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Radio City and ends with a Bowery lunch wagon scene and street slang.
Bobby Coon chats with Jerry Muskrat by the Laughing Brook on a moonlit fall night about sleeping patterns. He explains he does not hibernate but sleeps only during very cold spells and wakes for exercise and food when it warms slightly.
The Globe presents itself as an independent democratic paper and pledges impartial reporting while supporting its view of what is right, regardless of party politics.
The piece surveys Italy's threat to reassert control over Abyssinia, notes past defeats at Adowa, and cites a 1928 arbitration treaty. It links 1915 secret pact with Britain France and Russia to Italian expansion aims and hints at broader geopolitical stakes for America and the G O P era.
The piece outlines a minority view within the Committee on Costs of Medical Care advocating limits on government competition in medicine. It urges expanded indigent care, state led evaluation, central role for general practitioners, opposition to corporate practice, and careful trial of new methods within existing institutions. Tomorrow the eight point program of the American College of Surgeons is promised.
Nicholas Trench, acquitted of murder, receives a letter from Sir William Avon as two strangers threaten him over a stolen paper. Molly O Brien, daughter of Desmond O Brien, reveals her father engineered a new metal and Osborne hid the formula. She and Trench uncover a web linking a laboratory, a death, and a quest for the secret.
Dr Morris Pishbein explains massage as more than rubbing. A qualified masseur needs knowledge of anatomy and tissue states to avoid harm. Massage helps restore inactive tissues and aids bowel movement and muscle recovery by stimulating circulation and removing muscle byproducts.
Police in St Louis learn that a Hollywood studio has chosen its uniforms as the snappiest for law and order and will dress all screen policemen like the city force in the future.
At a Clonaneese meeting Rowley Elliott MP warned the agricultural industry is doomed to be wiped out, threatening Ireland’s prosperity. He cited high production costs and poor marketing, noting farmers seek fair returns rather than doles while government offers preferential tax relief and leaders urge cooperative marketing.
Question and answer items describe the salamander as a mythical fire eater and recount God confusing language to halt the Tower of Babel. Includes Harrisburg as Pennsylvania’s capital.
It was a friend’s remark that the conversation turned to the high point of a trip. It was quickly decided there would soon be a suspension if the situation were not remedied. HE seemed to sense the other mechanic’s HATE so he avoided the LATHE, fearing the man would be unable to HALTER his actions.
J. Daniel "Nick" Terrell, 25, turned himself in for a 90 day jail term at the request of Justice of the Peace John R. Shook. Terrell said he fears he may commit a crime without a job and hopes jail offers protection until spring when a friend promises employment. A vagrancy charge carried a fine and costs.
A dense grid of crossword style clues lists horizontal and vertical entries with numbers. Clues cover topics from film actor to prepositions and anatomy, including words like seed bag and armoire along with geographic hints and common verbs.
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