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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
4
The first recorded labor strike in America occurred in 1741 when New York bakers protested a bread price ordinance. The term Tommy Atkins refers to a British soldier. The question notes the most easterly point in the United States, though the specific state is not provided in the prompt.
The Amarillo Globe reflects on Washington's birthday and asks if modern followers would sustain a great leader. It argues leadership depends on citizen courage loyalty and endurance, urging self-examination of citizens’ readiness to support national goals amid distractions. The piece also notes calls for reform within politics and supports Roosevelt era student aid through CWA and CCC as preventive statesmanship.
New York hearers chase a last Ade play before the humorist of Brook, Indiana, retires at 68. He splits time between Brook and Miami, visits Chicago rarely, and lives in cognito with Ort Wells at the Biltmore. The piece sketches Ade’s wit, bachelor life, and views, along with fashion notes and sketches of contemporary personalities and socialities.
An eccentric mix of Thornton W Burgess style bedtime lore and disparate clippings recount a whimsical tale where Johnny Chuck refuses to watch his shadow while Peter Rabbit insists, noting tradition marks winter’s length and hints at spring’s approach. The fragmentary text also references wedding plans, eyeglasses mishaps, and a London labor employment statistic.
Frank Grahame confronts Blond Ortega over a cocaine cargo run from Progreso to the United States. Grahame seeks news of aviator Bill Langton and Janice Kent, while Ortega orders him to depart at dawn. The scene unfolds at a coastal hideout as men stack cases nearby.
By Alice Clarissa Richmond the piece argues children should study George Washington as a model of honesty, vision, and perseverance. It emphasizes the founding leader’s enduring influence, noting his integrity under slander and his role in shaping American manhood for future generations.
After a tense shootout Grahame escapes with Juan the sixteen year old after fending off Ortega and Pedro. They retreat to the jungle near the coast with danger looming. Juan weighs the risk of joining him as Grahame offers money and a path forward. Tomorrow, Mr. Greene learns of Mexican difficulties.
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses how teeth health hinges on adequate vitamin D and minerals. A diet rich in calcium and phosphorus with sufficient vitamin D helps calcium and phosphorus availability, supporting tooth growth and decay prevention, while emphasizing proper dental care and skepticism about overhyped claims.
A themed word puzzle lists Indiana poet Whitcomb and many clues across and down. Solving yields terms for geography, literature, and common objects, linking to poets, languages, and historical references in a compact quiz format.
A word ladder style puzzle describes an ostrich farm owner after feeding his flock trying to make one run around a track. The whip cracks, the bird drops, and the neck flattens as a dramatic accident unfolds. An yesterday quote references a physician noting a dose reviving a man posing as a narcotics foe and the chart of his heart action sloped upward with no lasting spot in life.
Peter and Johnny Chuck ponder shadows in a wintry scene. Johnny dismisses the idea of shadows and length of winter, wanting to sleep until Mistress Spring arrives. Peter asserts six weeks remain, but Johnny retreats to bed, muttering about strange beliefs and waking to spring.
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