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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1934
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe reports potential removal of air mail service next week as government contracts lapse. It notes lines shifted to army operation and urges a mass meeting of business leaders to demand the Amarillo route be maintained.
The text lists questions and answers including the purpose of the Binet Simon test to determine intelligence, Washington as the leading lumber producer, and Antonio Stradivari as the most famous violin maker.
The article criticizes political fixer lawyers who mix law with high party roles in Washington. It argues such men abuse influence to solicit clients and influence hearings, noting the practice harms public trust. It credits President Roosevelt for addressing the issue firmly.
Glenn Frank argues the machine era must be managed to extend benefits to all. He warns into emergency measures risk reverting to scarcity and urges avoiding permanent limits on production and prices set by old trade associations. He credits Roosevelt for expanding mass well being while stressing the need to shape abundance as a tool, not forego its gains.
Frank Grahame and Spin Winslow rescue movie star Janice Kent from abductors led by Ortega. Grahame suspects hidden motives and a familiar volturine figure, while Janice’s safe return sparks Grahame's growing affection and doubts about his own reasoning. The trio heads toward Caliente with Winslow injured and Janice recovering.
Frank tends Spin's dislocated shoulder at Agua Caliente while Janice stays by his side. Frank realizes he is in love with Janice as they share a tense, memory-laden departure and a brief kiss before she withdraws. Tomorrow Myberg makes a momentous decision.
New York reports on Peggy Fears of Dallas making headlines with her stage pursuits and marriage, plus quick sketches of Groucho Marx and others. The column notes her fragile on stage presence and a string of sensational personal anecdotes.
Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy chase food through snow then hide under a barn to plan stealing Bowser the hound’s breakfast. Mrs. Reddy catches two mice while Reddy misses, then a Rat provides a turning moment as dawn nears. The scene blends nature and playful narration with a 1934 copyright note.
A mixed text presents a word building game with evolving clues and a long farm scene where Farmer Browns Boy Bowser Reddy and Mrs Reddy eye breakfast. The humorous snippet ends with a tease for the next tale Mother Brown Is Startled in Burgess 1934.
The 35 year old man killed in a highway accident near Mineola was identified by his wife Mrs. Lucille Franklin of Minden Louisiana as J. R. Franklin. He was struck by a truck while walking along the highway and will be buried in Minden tomorrow.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes meat dairy and egg proteins are most important for growth and repair while vegetable proteins are less critical. He cites Eskimos living on animal foods and blubber as healthy, highlighting differing dietary effects on blood vessels kidneys and gout between cultures.
A study of Anne who develops nausea when asked to do tasks against her will. At a four year old play school she fears separation yet adjusts once her environment is familiar. The piece suggests nervous tension causes unconscious physical reflexes that fade when inner conflict is resolved.
A crossword style puzzle page lists clues and answers focused on song writing and related terms. It mentions a photo question asking who wrote the song in the picture and includes numbered word prompts across horizontal and vertical sections with various definitions and hints.
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