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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes General Hugh S Johnson, administrator of the industrial recovery act, earns 12500 dollars annually for his services to the United States. The piece contrasts his salary with that of high priced executives who would report to him and suggests the absurdity of valuing a leader by salary size.
A Northboro Massachusetts citizen left 3000 dollars for the town with a plan to grow to 10000 and fund tax relief. One sixth of interest would add to principal while five sixths went to the town church until 9000 reached, then alternating gifts to the best mother and finally tax relief for the town.
Glenn Frank paints Frances Perkins as the first female cabinet member of the United States. He credits her with leadership, social reform, and a living wage concept. He praises her clarity, courage, and humane statesmanship in adapting to technology and expanding purchasing power.
Nicholas Boyd visits Georgie Bancroft and learns of her affection as he contemplates a life-changing surgery to restore his face. A distant relative’s money sparks plans to return to acting, while Georgie grapples with impending separation and a looming marriage entanglement.
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes Alice Carleton of Oxford findings on face powders. He lists ingredients from vegetable minerals and oils, notes past lead use banned in the US for decades, cites rare sensitivities to orris root and aniline dyes, and argues cosmetics are largely safe and commonly used by both women and men.
Hollywood report notes Miriam Jordan formerly Miriam, now Mimi, ditched demure image after hair short and name change. Studio bosses push livelier parts as she explores bolder public life and new persona. Roscoe Karns jokes about pool mishap after forgetful water overflow.
The diary recounts social rounds in New York City including encounters with Clara Walsh John Charles Thomas and Emily Vanderbilt and notes on plays editors and theater figures. It ends with Georgie facing another blow tomorrow and hints at personal turmoil amid literary and cultural gossip.
Betty Bear experiences a frightening encounter with Mother Bear after disobeying orders to stay in a tree. She seeks comfort yet senses tension as Mother Bear questions her behavior and recalls the ant hill incident that sparked the disobedience.
A lively slice of old Brooklyn life contrasts a mischief making shade snatcher and a fatherless beaver story with a mother bear disciplining Betty Bear. The vivid vignettes capture children and families in playful danger and rustic humor from 1933.
A reflective poem explores childlike awe at celestial streaks, pondering Reason, and the mystery of existence. The poet contrasts innocence with adult bafflement about Sun, planets, and the outdoors, ending on life’s ultimate questions.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Lady Scientist from a distinguished local resident, with scattered clues including clues to a vertical 1 middle condition, intents of a forward girl, and several cryptic terms and coin references. The passage is incomplete, offering a glimpse rather than a clear news item.
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