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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
4
In this 1934 Amarillo Globe piece the editor discusses the epidemic of strikes as a lesson in individualism. It argues strikes reflect lack of public planning and long term interest, noting workers and industrialists focus on immediate gains while alternatives like communism or fascism are not appealing.
Dr. Prank argues reforming capitalism can reach desired goals faster than communism while criticizing liberal and industrial leaders for mixing radical politics with reactionary economics. He urges solving daily wage and living needs at the source of policy rather than taxing away wealth to fund public works.
Detectives Harper and Lafferty follow leads in Pierre Dufresne house ambush. They seek Ellen Becker at 1221 West Magnolia Street amid whispers of forged letters and hidden alibis. The probe shifts to a middle aged housemaid as the search continues.
New York columnist O. O. McIntyre muses on Broadway life and personalities. The piece wittily surveys fashion, celebrities, and social scenes from Grace La Rue to Fay King, noting entertainers, writers, and a 1900s police term glimpsed in a guest book.
A Thornton Burgess bedtime piece and assorted notes blend natural signs from Green Meadows with urban anecdotes. Wigglenose the rabbit learns from his measuring tree as Old Briar Patch life hints at growing beyond the patch and into the Great World.
A playful prompt traces a word-building game and a narrative featuring Wigglenose and Mrs Peter from 1934. The passage blends etiquette notes with a bedtime style tale about a young hedgehog preparing to leave the Briar patch for adventures in the Old Pasture.
Dr. Morris Fishbein notes an epidemic of infantile paralysis in California with past outbreaks in 1925 1927 and 1930. He warns of rapid spread and advises keeping small children from travel to California until cold weather. explains transmission by carriers and the lack of evidence for inoculation of all exposed children.
A crossword style list of clues for across and down entries. The page presents definitions and cross references for a themed puzzle, including explorers and objects like thatched stores, fabrics, and natural phenomena. It reads as a detective-like word game with many entries tied to historical and geographic terms.
Weatherford Texas July 6 U P Parker County watermelon crop faces possible heavy damage unless rain falls within ten days. Some fields already damaged. yields may be well below normal without rain. One farmer R F Parkinson reports good crop despite drought. Other notes mention Samuel H Roberts visiting Amarillo after California trip and housing news of local families in New Mexico.
The total amount owed to school teachers for services performed is approximately 107 million dollars. The figure reflects accumulated debt to educators nationwide.
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