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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1932
Page
4
City leaders warn vacant lots threaten public health and appearance as weed crop grows. owners urged to mow and cooperate with employment via Community Chest. Quotes discuss Soviet trade relations and youth education as broader context.
Glenn Frank argues two shortages drive low mood: realism about the present and foresight for the future. He recalls 1928 1929 romanticism about prosperity and notes officials ignored warning signs. He counters calls for immediate optimism and previews next pieces on hopeful signs foretelling the end of the low mood cycle.
Jerry Calhoun and Ashwood’s gang fight to defend Ashwood’s tropical island stronghold while Nancy and Jerry face a strained marriage. Emory vows departure with Ashwood, leaving Jerry and Nancy to ponder a risky future as a mysterious letter reveals a planned getaway.
Dr. Copeland Savys explains that childhood diabetes, like adult diabetes, is manageable with insulin and a careful diet. Early signs include excessive thirst and urination with good appetite and weight loss. with proper care and routine, diabetic children can grow to normal adulthood.
A compact safety list advises drivers not to cut in front of cars near turns or intersections, not to pass at intersections, avoid speeding or running red lights, stop at stop buttons, not to drive drunk or in love, stay right side, respect police, avoid talking back, keep both hands on the wheel unless justified, and not obstruct larger vehicles.
Winifred Black muses on the idea of Siamese twins living in ordinary circles. She speaks of Sue, friends, spouses, and relatives who dominate conversation, leaving others little room to speak. The piece questions if true intelligence resents such constant overlap and longs for individual voices.
New York July 19 A growing number of New Yorkers are satiated with the metropolitan celebrity complex and call the showy crowd phonies Most celebs lack lasting merit preferring a brief glory The truly notable avoid public fawning while figures like Lindbergh Earhart and Disraeli are cited as humble examples The piece rails against self promotion and notes a shift toward humility and away from the spotlight
An Enid Oklahoma clipping highlights a menagerie of tales from Thornton Burgess style bedtime stories and a whimsical run in with various characters. It also recounts a 1932 McNaught Syndicate item on fictional figures and a humorous family incident in which Charles Rothe, age 9, swallowed his father's car keys, monitored by a physician with daily X rays, drawing amused envy from peers.
Charles Curran continued a marathon dance as police served a warrant for non payment of alimony. The dance manager said Curran could win first prize and would pay $10 weekly toward alimony while he kept dancing.
A list of partial crossword clues labeled horizontal and vertical with numbers and fragmented phrases for a puzzle solution. The page mixes wordplay prompts like spruce, blubber, and lemmas with antiquated spellings and typographical artifacts.
Radio listing for WJZ NBC shows 6 45 Gene Austin and Jane Froman, 8 The Country Doctor, and 10 30 Charlie Agnew's Orchestra. It notes a 6 45 start and program sequence with performances by notable entertainers.
Inky and Grunty meet a large black stranger at Paddy's pond. The newcomer, unfazed by observers, eyeing water plants and biting roots, grows twice his size and sways his tail as he advances. The two friends exchange puzzled glances while the figure looms closer. The next story titled Fretful Quilly.
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