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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
3
A humorously toned item quotes Philander Johnson as a long forgotten poet and lists railway news from Amarillo and Santa Fe. Notices report leadership moves, medical leaves, and travel for officials, plus a German calendar gift and comments on passenger traffic recovery and rail labor concerns. An unrelated job ad and market notes close the column.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy for chest colds. It claims to be powerful yet harmless and pleasant to take with no narcotics. A money back guarantee promises a refund if cough or cold is not relieved.
The jury sentenced Wallace Henshaw Jr. to five years in penitentiary for the slaying of Tom Mansfield, aged 24, with a recommendation that the sentence be suspended. Santa Fe Railway reports December net income of 1,070,145 dollars, down from 1,224,270 the previous year. Federal Radio Commission warned to act against objectionable advertising or face shakeup, citing Supreme Court support for broader powers. Senator Dill decried program ballyhoo and urged the commission to correct the airtime problem.
In this addiction plea for dirigibles the author argues one or two airships could crown the coastlines. He laments navy rules that pull trained dirigible commanders to ships and envisions air ships as mobile lookouts over enemy aircraft and submarines. Mr. B Forman of Rochester is cited as an example of resilient optimism.
A cautious American business man seeks solace in nature and laments suffering while a Reverend Dr Storm from Arabia talks of five cent per day labor and polygamy. Russian air explorers Fedoseinko Vasenko and Usyskin die in record ascent and fall. Uncle Sam’s gold value soars from 3500 to 7219 millions as markets and science loom.
The piece threads through money psychology and speculation, noting how doubling gold prices or dollar values may not yield predictable profits. It cites Mrs. Amy Johnson Mollison’s Florida arrest and critiques nudism advocates, Hoovers era treasury views, and concludes with a mention of Kalgoorlie gold strikes in West Australia.
The report describes riots against foreigners with thousands arriving from abroad amid Australia’s xenophobic mood. Foreigners are blamed as riots burn foreign-owned buildings and several people are killed. The piece notes Australians fear Japanese expansion and reflect on population policy. It also cites Napoleon becoming a brigadier general at 26.
Mr L R nu of Justin Texas reports good results from Thedford's Black-Draught for cleansing the system and relief from troubling symptoms. He says a dose taken for two or three nights leaves him feeling fine and responsive. Children like the new syrup flavor.
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