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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1934
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe editorial urges the newly organized Amarillo Chamber of Commerce to push for a connected highway system. It argues seven state and federal routes entering Amarillo are not linked across the Panhandle, isolating the city in wet weather and hindering tourism and regional pride.
A humorous verse depicts Saint Peter overwhelmed by modern tourists. They offer various comical explanations for their deaths and admit questionable wisdom as they seek entry, prompting the saint to sigh at what he sees as modern expertise at dying.
Farmer Brown and his son hear a mysterious saw filing sound in the barn. They search the toolroom and stalls but find nothing and conclude there may be a mystery in the barn. The scene ends with Mother Brown startled by the noise as they return home.
The article argues Congress must settle terms for Philippine independence, criticizing past half measures and urging a formula protecting both nations. It notes Filipino rejection of the previous measure and calls for timely action aligned with public sentiment in favor of independence.
Glenn Frank argues Americans face a choice between social cooperation and economic compulsion. He outlines nationalism and internationalism as two extreme policies and urges a new spirit of national cooperation to avoid surrendering to coercive planning.
Janice Kent and her company trek into the jungle guided by Ortega while Frank Grahame searches for his missing aviator friend Bill Langton. Grahame and Juan seek safety as a rifleman fires from the swamp, injuring Juan’s pack and forcing a tense wait near Ortega’s headquarters.
Grahame and Juan flee into jungle behind a ruined screen as an ambush force passes. They rescue a wounded American named McGrath who came from Hollywood on location and fear Ortega has been captured. As the small group waits and observes, a tense nightfall unfolds with unseen pursuers closing in.
Dr Fishbein explains water’s value both internally and externally for hygiene and disease care. He describes hot baths to relax and stimulate skin functions and cool baths to lower fever and act as a nervous tonic. He notes starting hot baths at 98F and not exceeding 115F and stresses quick baths for morning stimulation.
New York in late February sees a brisk social mood as ballroom activity rises. Lingerie and silk dominate fashion with dressmaking drawing crowds. Theatre remains vibrant with many plays and touring stars, while Old Vic comparisons highlight enduring audience loyalty. Jimmy Cunningham anchors Broadway as a local icon amid urban change.
A columnist argues mothers should explain why pointing and calling others funny is wrong. By guiding early lessons on consideration, parents can curb un social behavior and help children understand others' feelings rather than facing harsher peer correction later.
A missing camper prompted a search near a forest trail after witnesses heard a brush turkey and glimpsed a small animal darting into dense brush, with hours passing before responders located the area.
Puzzle provides a list of across and down clues for a crossword style grid with numbers and definitions. Key entries include references to a Cuban President and various everyday terms across categories, asking for correct word fits and related abbreviations across horizontal and vertical directions.
A playful puzzle warns that each new word adds a letter to the prior set amid a story of a Afghan colors imagery and a calm white ending. It notes a man in a rut risks rust unless he bursts from surroundings, needing robustness to change.
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