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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1934
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe printing details and subscription rates for The Globe News Publishing Co. subscription terms, delivery service, and staff credits appear, with a note on independence and a reflection on birthday celebrations. The article cites dates from 1924 and 1934, plus figures for weekly, monthly, and yearly rates and combined newspaper options.
A reflective piece recalls the 1776 fight for freedom and democracy, arguing that liberty remains fragile. It urges readers to defend the enduring heritage of democracy while celebrating Independence Day with purpose, noting global doubt and the need for civic commitment.
National leader Glenn Prank argues the United States must adopt a centrally driven relief plan to address persistent unemployment and insufficient purchasing power. He warns against fully devolving relief to states and localities, noting industrial and international policy lag behind technical progress, and urges a nationally integrated approach to sustain recovery while world trade is reopened.
Sergeant Harper digs deeper into two murders at 34 Powhatan Terrace as evidence points to a wastebasket note writer. Whitmore provides clues about staff, finances, and jealousy among the Dufresne circle, while Ellen Becker’s departure hints at hidden tensions.
Dr Morris Fishbein describes pinworms as the common seat worm that inhabit the lower bowels and sometimes reach the mouth. Symptoms include nocturnal itching and irritability. diagnosis by observation or microscopic examination. treatment relies on cleansing, antiparasitic medicines, cathartics, and sometimes water enemas to expel the worms.
New York columns describe Broadway dress shops filled with flashy garb and sportily styled displays. The piece notes fashion influences from Garbo and Hepburn, mentions actors Clifton Webb and Noel Coward, and profiles expatriates Michael Arlen and Dudley Field Malone. A planned sanitized dog shop and hospital is to convert a brownstone off the avenue into a canine complex with a yard.
Police reports show Amarillo recorded 40 traffic accidents in June with ten injuries including two deputy sheriffs Roy Brewer and Ivy Wilkinson. A woman was a hit and run victim.
Birth certificates for 28 boys and 27 girls born last month in Amarillo were filed with the registrar of vital statistics at city hall. There were 39 deaths in June. Several births occurred in late May as physicians had five days to report or file certificates.
The Allegheny County jail's baseball team, including a murderer among its players, has enjoyed success against sheriff and county treasurer office teams in jail yard games. The warden now forbids any return matches, ending the run of wins.
Chicago July 4 Dr Samuel J Taub told a World s Fair audience that hay fever is a misnomer. The illness symptoms are not caused by hay and there is usually a subnormal temperature rather than a fever.
Impetuous young Peter Rabbits rush to the Great World but fail to gain knowledge without patience. Wigglenose, the smartest of six, stays in the Briar patch while his siblings venture out. Mrs. Peter questions his caution as he admits his greater awareness of what he does not know.
A daughter questions Wig about leaving the world and knowledge to explore, while his mother probes what enemies and risks prompt his hesitation. The dialogue touches on self sufficiency, backers, pet care, social change after a crash, and a pigeon's bold moment amid life’s unpredictability.
The source presents three questions and answers on taxes shoe sizes and a classic tale. The first asks the annual Federal gasoline tax paid by the American motorist with the answer about 180 million dollars. The second asks the length difference between shoe sizes with the answer one third of an inch. The third asks for the password to enter Ali Baba’s cave with the answer Open Sesame.
The old southern colonel remarks winters are no hardship then speaks of happiness in balmy air and sunshine. A prior line notes officers of the law resist publicity to spare families and to keep problems solved through secrecy.
In the Briar patch Wigglenose declares he must learn by watching those who know, while Mrs. Peter and Peter Rabbit urge caution and self reliance. Wigglenose mimics growth by measuring up a tree, signaling his progress toward maturity under parental guidance.
A reader puzzle lists across and down clues ranging from Evolution to chemistry terms. The grid references classic terms like spiral, lace mesh, and lariat with partial phrases and scattered historical notes.
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