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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1934
Page
4
A newspaper editorial urges readers to remember collective duties beyond self. It notes New Year's as a chance to reform, warning that personal faults pale beside society's need to help the less fortunate and to consider the repercussions of inaction on taxes, jobs, and global events.
The American College of Surgeons adopts an eight point program dated June 10 1934 urging cooperation with agencies to improve medical service. It calls for physician leadership ethical trial of new methods and focus on indigent uneducated and remote populations.
The American Bankers Association backed steps to promote foreign trade and formed a banker committee to work with the Export-Import Bank. The banks aim to assist American exporters and importers, with the second bank expanding from Cuba to broader international trade without direct dealings with foreign parties.
Nicholas and Molly plot a joint pursuit of the stolen formula and Osborne’s killer. They form the A D Syndicate with Jerry to recover the paper, share risks, and plan a cautious night in the studio to outwit Dimitri and his ally, eyes on dawn.
A health note explains swallowing difficulties can arise at any age and from many causes. It may be caused by throat scratches or a lodged bone, often hard to detect by X ray. A British doctor used swallowed cotton fibers soaked in barium to reveal the bone splinter on X ray.
In diary style notes, O. O. McIntyre chronicles meetings with Bob Davis Dr Abraham Rosenbach and James Melton plus visits to the Algonquin and Dakota. He jokes about writers' homes renamings and social ironies while listing local anecdotes and intriguing figures.
Washington dispatch reports Charles Curtis once urged by Kansas Republicans for the presidency in 1928 declared he is definitely out of politics. He says he is practicing law and enjoying life, has traveled to Mexico and Italy, and plans no political return.
Two burglars entered the home of Harvey P. Sather and began gathering money and jewelry. They blamed police for their actions, saying if police hadn't closed up the handbooks they wouldn't be doing this.
In New York City on December 31, Ajeb the human checkers playing robot reappears after disappearing at the Eden Musee in 1915. Owner Frank Fraine outfits him in silk robes and a rust remover oil diet, and provides a spare head from turban to whiskers. The article notes the stapella plant scent may cause headaches.
Bobby Coon naps in Redtail the Hawk’s old nest high in a tree when Prickly Porky the Porcupine arrives, treed on a nearby limb and in a bad temper. Bobby faces being trapped with no easy escape while Porky’s stubborn whine fills the air.
The term Tempus fugit means time flies a Latin inscription seen on sundials and church clocks. The forty-niners were people who went to California in 1849 after the discovery of gold. England's Virgin Queen was Queen Elizabeth I who reigned from 1558 to 1603.
A fragmentary newspaper item describes a word builder game where Fach adds one new letter to the previous letters in any order. A quoted line from Mrs Zilch shows independence remarks. The text mentions a tea talk about travel rates and a looming suspension of travel if issues aren’t fixed.
The Lions Club postpones its regular meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday at the Amarillo Hotel. Directors and officers will meet Thursday. Members with business or suggestions are urged to attend.
A themed crossword style puzzle lists across and down clues ranging from philosophers and languages to objects and directions. The grid prompts include references to French philosopher, various nouns, verbs, and indices, inviting solution of multiple interrelated wordplay clues.
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