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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1934
Page
4
A column reflects on how modern water systems replace old tasks like dipping from a well with convenient taps. It argues that easy access to resources requires joining a highly integrated, cooperative society that curbs some individual freedoms, likening it to past dipper and cistern days fading away.
Glenn Frank argues the Roosevelt era redefines government as an economic power. the Constitution must be treated as a social tool responsive to modern industrial society. He warns against rigid legalism and urges a radical readjustment to keep government functioning in a corporate, technical age.
A fable style poem recounts a blue eagle beset by critics and a wily owl who warns against harassing the noble bird. The owl’s scolding dictates restraint as the crowd disperses, leaving the eagle to endure his imagined disgrace. Versed attribution notes G. B. R.
Curt Tennyson guards Sonya as she plans to desert for Igor Karakhan. LeNoir’s pursuit signals danger as Klosphee Indians ambush guides Francois and Jocky, prompting Curt and Paul to flee the island with Ralph while fearing pursuit and betrayal.
Hollywood humorist Dan Thomas tries to gather ideas on courtship from George Burns and Gracie Allen but finds the endeavor lazy and fraught with misdirection. The exchange touches on ships courts and Hollywood waterless contrasts.
Dr F ishbe in discusses how mood affects recovery during financial depression. He cites mass psychology and government propaganda efforts and cites Paul Fadern noting Austrian morale differs from Americans due to national attitudes.
A collage of celebrity encounters in New York and Hollywood. C C McIntyre recounts meetings with Charles and Kathleen Norris Edna Ferber Clifton Webb Noel Coward and Mrs Roosevelt plus Mae West and Clara Bow. The prose shifts to a moonlit Brooklyn Bridge scene and a prison-window image conveying urban loneliness.
Hairy the Woodpecker endures a brutal winter storm in the Green Forest. He gathers food, seeks shelter in his hollow, and braves North Wind as the season’s rigors threaten hunger and exposure.
A collage of clues asks Who is the woman in the picture with hints pointing to a famous writer. Across entries include Yellow bugle Meadow Dogma and To choose by ballot, while down lines cover pine apple road bone and gun.
Mohair is the hair of the Angora goat from Asia Minor. William Jennings Bryan was known as the boy orator of the Platte. Wisconsin derives from an Indian term meaning wild rushing channel.
A word ladder style puzzle traces a speaker near the races with lingering memory after excess ends life. The yesterday clue shows a word chain with letters shifting to form new words like TORE and VOTERS, TAR among others.
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