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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1934
Page
4
Palo Duro, long the Panhandle’s public playground, opened July 4 with 10,000 visitors admiring the 15,000 acre tract and CCC improvements. The formal opening introduces the park to the public and promises to become a major Southwest attraction within a year.
Sergeant Harper presses Sylvia Dufresne for truth about last night and the murder tied to Ellen Becker and Joseph Donaghy. He reveals a web of payments, alibis, and secret rendezvous while cautioning hospital staff and launching a possible court case based on circumstantial evidence.
Health guidance urges patch testing to detect skin sensitivity before using cosmetics. The piece notes cosmetic safety has improved, cites US beauty industry growth from 15 million in 1909 to 150 million in 1931, and mentions 250 million annually in shops with about 250,000 workers. It also traces beauty practices to ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, including eye paints, henna, and body coloring.
Tommy Guinan carries on the night life tradition begun by his sister Texas in New York. He is said to have imported Joe Zelli from Paris to his decorated Greenwich Village haunt at 7512 Bedford Street. The piece mixes nightlife lore with sketches of Edna St. Vincent Millay’s former home, immigrant elevator operators, and artist Dean Cornwell’s travels, ending with a playful Sunday editorial on Darwin.
The page presents a mixed word puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues ranging across various definitions. Entries include terms for land rights inlet above newly married woman conjunctiva and many more, with numbers marking each clue and several longer phrases referencing historical or linguistic terms.
In Nice France July 10 a dramatic Riviera scene saw Euge nia Bankhead Hoyt arrive but not visit her ailing ex husband Morton Hoyt. She claimed no remarriage plans and the meeting with her monkey caused a parade and traffic delay. Their 14 month old daughter Reeco was presented to her father with the pet in arms.
In the Old Pasture Wigglenose crouches on a log as Bowser the Hound follows a cold trail to a warm scent. Mrs. Peter warns him to wait while she cleverly dodges Bowser using the nose over eyes trick, teaching Wiggle nose a hard lesson in danger and cunning.
A word builder game uses incremental letters revealing a puzzle tale. Bowser pursues Mrs. Peter through brush as Wigglenose tracks a scent, showcasing canine skill and a family chase set in Wigglenose and Bowser’s world. The next story titled A Difficult Moment follows.
A reader quiz reveals which two federal government units operate profitably the patent office and the navigation bureau. The piece notes Guam belongs to the United States. It also defines the Pitti Palace as a Florence residence housing a world famous art gallery.
A special meeting of the executive committee of the American National Livestock Association will be held in Denver on July 20 and 21 to consider problems facing the livestock industry as a result of drought. Called by Charles E Collins of Kit Carson Colorado, president. The note also mentions an estimated average weekly movie attendance in the United States in 1933 of 60,000,000.
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