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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1933

Page

4

Milk price fight hits Amarillo dairymen hard

The piece argues that wholesale price hikes favor producers paid by wholesalers while blocking independent retailers in Amarillo. It claims distributors profit while independent dairymen sell below cost, risking market disruption. It urges federal intervention for fair treatment and cites Postmaster General Parley and Judge Hudge remarks.

Amarillo Amaillo

Hair-raising gossip from New York society columnist

O O McIntyre recounts overheard quips about celebrities and power figures in Broadway circles. He notes Irene Castle, Helen Kane, Samuel Hammett, and Rockwell Kent among others, then recalls Spaulding Hotel days with Morgan’s Corsair cook and Henry Miller, ending with a wild prank by a fake Prince Powdosky at Murray's Gardens.

Woodstock Spaulding Morgan Corsair Stanford White Charles Frohman

Betty Bear's Dreadful Fright Escapes Hungry Stranger

Betty Bear disobeys and explores an ant hill. She tastes ants and is caught by the danger of a unseen bear. She climbs a tree as a stranger Bear approaches, while Mother Bear warns that wrong steps lead to trouble.

Betty Bear Mother Bear Mother Betty Beer Bear T. W. Burgess

Constructive Economy by Glenn Frank

Glenn Frank argues that public and private bodies must tighten belts during lean years. He warns against economy programs driven by short term income and upholds essential public services, stressing three points: deficits stem from income drop, services underpin civilization, and basic services should not hinge on current prosperity.

Glenn Frank

A Wistful Meeting Between Georgie and Nicholas

Georgie Bancroft faces upheaval after her uncle’s quarrel over the ailing housekeeper Mrs Lovelock and an injury to her face. Nicholas Boyd arrives, offering refuge as Georgie confesses fear and loneliness, until Dr Dodd delivers a grim verdict.

London Georgie Bancroft Mrs. Lovelock Lovelock Georgie Nicholas Boyd Heaven Nicholas Robin Dr. Dudd

Teeth Root Infections Linked to Systemic Ailments

Dr Morris Fishbein reviews a Drexel Institute study on 883 students showing 10 percent of teeth examined were decayed and about 20 percent had root infections detectable only by X ray. Among 175 with root infections, some had rheumatic disorders heart issues and kidney disturbances, underscoring X ray’s role in identifying focal infections and the potential spread from infected teeth.

J. H. Arnett L. M. Ennis Drexel Institute Philadelphia

Guiding Your Child and Their Emergent Friendships

Parents often overlook early friends as casual playmates until adolescence when a single figure becomes central in a child’s life. The narrative urges welcoming emancipation from parental dependence while allowing judgment to form and guiding toward healthier associations.

Mud-Flat Boats Deserted as Dwellers Get Jobs

Seattle July 7 The Mud Flats settlement along the Duwamich River, known for 100 house boats tied by rotting planks, is almost deserted as inhabitants take new jobs. The river port is busy with ships loading lumber and other cargo, and King County has provided over 3,000 jobs last month.

Seattle Ventice Duwamich King County

Silver-Throated Puzzle Answers Revealed From Image

The puzzle asks first name of the man in the picture and lists numerous clues with Gaelic, organ of smell, insect orders, and musical terms. It asks where the singer was born, what gained his fame, and the debut work. The vertical and horizontal items cross reference to reveal names, terms, and dates tied to a historic portrait puzzle.

Mexico Amell Ture Italy Samuel

Gag Revealed In Passport Renewal Duel Challenge

A humorous line recalls attempting to dodge a duel challenge before realizing it was a joke during passport renewal. The brief joke highlights a comic misunderstanding and reference to a 1933 syndicate caption.

McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Move We Adjourn

Poet Edgar A. Guest pays brief tribute to the member who moves to adjourn during debates. The verse contrasts restless speakers with the efficiency of ending sessions, praising the action of ending proceedings over lengthy discourse. Copyright 1933.

Edgar A. Guest

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