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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
4
British army authorities test lighter cloth and designs for Tommy Atkins to improve movement and reduce load. Trials in the Queen's Royal Regiment aim to extend to all troops after initial success, noting past uniforms prioritized looks over comfort and soldiers endured stiff outfits in earlier eras.
The Twentieth Century Fund reports foundations underfund economic study while other research prospers. Director Evans Clark notes the crisis in capitalism demands exploration of causes, yet funds remain scarce. Quotes from Dr Zdanowicz and Speaker Garner reflect cautious optimism and budget emphasis. Kansas City observer Henry Stern comments on farm life gains after city research.
Glenn Frank argues that fourteen years after WWI the United States failed to balance power and responsibility in Europe. He says US policy oscillates between isolation and global aspiration, demanding European arms and treaties while avoiding shared costs or accountability. He warns realist limits require accepting duties to secure European peace and US interests.
Barbara Quentin faces a feud between Mark Lodely and Farrell Armitage as a portrait reveals Leila Cane. Farrell presses for a strategic year apart to heal Mark while Barbara negotiates a future with him or with Farrell. The tension climaxes with Barbara yielding to a year, and Farrell preparing medical and artistic plans for Mark.
Dr Copeland summarizes a medical survey of 1600 patients on gall bladder dyspepsia. He notes many suffer digestive discomfort after meals and that gall bladder disease may be present without pain unless drainage is obstructed. Severe infections cause intense pain and require immediate care. X ray advances aid visualization and stone detection.
Winifred Black praises the Farmer clan noting a unique harmony. The family, married for forty years, hosts weekly gatherings. seven sons in law play poker with the father each Friday while seven daughters and their mother share Saturday luncheons.
O McIntyre reviews the era of ocean liners losing passengers and the flamboyant gamblers aboard. He paints the grayhounds as cosmopolitan, styles and manners changing with the times, naming figures from Bert Lahr to Lois Long and Christopher Morley, ending with a wry note on modern manners and a 1933 copyright.
A man pockets an emerald after a tense exchange with a woman, leaves without farewells, and watches from a car as the neighbor house lights go out. He contemplates Barbara’s faint gleam through fanlights, lights a cigarette, and drives back to Kings Maillard, while the poem hints at tomorrow’s vicarly disturbance.
In Thornton W. Burgess tale, Peter Rabbit and Little Mrs Peter exit Grandfather Chuck’s old house into a bright thaw after a storm. Sun shines, North Wind eases, but Jack Frost makes travel treacherous as they navigate fresh deep snow and bright glare.
Time notes shift in radio programming as humorists appear without scripts and spontaneous stunts enter broadcasts. Listings show WEAF NBC and WABC CBS schedules with Rudy Vallee, Jack Benny, Will Rogers, and others, highlighting new variety content and planned premieres.
Tommy Tit the Chickadee reassures Peter and Little Mrs. Peter that spring will bring food, explaining how hardship sharpens effort and endurance. The birds reflect on scarcity, sun, and movement, while noting the storm is over and life continues despite hunger.
A long labeled crossword style list listing clues for horizontal and vertical entries. It pairs mythical, zoological, astronomical, and linguistic items with numbers and partial phrases indicating answers. The page reads like a vintage puzzle feature with numerous cross-referenced terms.
The article discusses how children learn savings via a personal jar bank beside their parents’ regular deposits to a real bank account. It emphasizes spending with a purpose, pleasure from future goals, and developing saving habits that mature as a child grows, turning savings into tangible objectives.
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