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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1934
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe declares itself an independent democratic newspaper that aims to publish what it believes is right regardless of party politics. It emphasizes impartial reporting and support for porting information it views as in the public interest.
A columnist imagines France’s riots by transplanting them to the United States. The piece layers a hypothetical chain of failures with Ponzi schemes, inflation fears, a resigning Roosevelt, and a fractured Congress to suggest a parallel to France’s unrest, arguing the mood could mirror a domestic disaster.
Glenn Frank argues liberalism and conservatism are obsolete and urges political realism. He targets Senators Borah and Nye over NRA, condemns praise of small business and champions efficiency for all firms, big or small, with focus on wages prices and solvency. He warns against organized price agreements and defends fair competition.
Frank Grahame and Spin Winslow chase clues to Janice Kent’s disappearance aboard a battered plane. A contact mentions Ortega and a Mex town south of Encinada as the trio headed toward a perilous coast landing. A hot flight and looming danger heighten the pursuit.
A damaged rescue scene unfolds as Grahame and Spin struggle after engine trouble and heavy surf near Caliente. Frank fights to free himself from a failing plane while Winslow warns of a dangerous incoming breaker and shoreside escape chances grow slimmer in worsening sea conditions.
Dr Fishbein explains how satisfaction after eating depends on stomach fullness and digestion. He notes meat, eggs, and bread differ in gastric residence times and juice stimulation, with meat especially effective at triggering stomach secretions.
Diary notes show Arlen gifting items to his wife and clock for Peggy Hoyt, with social calls to Aubrey Eads and Mary All Haggin. It also recounts New York scenes from West 49th Street to a firehouse dog and quirky anecdotes about Tallulah Bankhead and Gaby Deslys, plus a winter of hunger for Reddy Fox.
A compilation of trivia and excerpts begins with Lincoln's Birthday first observed in 1887 when the Republican Club of New York held the initial Lincoln's Birthday Dinner. The piece weaves in lines about Dulcinea and humorous kitchen schemes from a fiction excerpt by T. W. Burgess, copyrighted 1934.
Alice Clarissa Richmond argues against blaming heredity or environment for a child’s faults and urges decisive parental guidance. The piece contrasts historical figures like Abraham Lincoln with modern psychology's protective approach, noting life’s continuity and the need to prepare children for hardship despite protective tendencies. A war veterans publication criticized the Kansas City Liberty Memorial eternal flame for failing to burn after 11:30 PM.
A classroom scene ends with one girl detained by a master’s order for refusing to pose for street art. The narrative hints at a chain of word-building puzzles where each step adds one letter to the previous, shuffling order as needed.
Yesterday's word builder notes describe a pleasant season for the hunters. They trapped red foxes, shot deer, and treed wild game. They fed well and rested better before steering a straight course for home and leaving the camp deserted for another year.
A long cryptic puzzle asks about a grand opera singer in a picture, with clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The theme includes references to born in Australia and various musical and linguistic terms, pointing to a famed vocalist in the illustration.
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