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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes Texas voters will face an unusually long Democratic primary ballot in Potter County with 150 names. Voters must scratch out all but their chosen candidate. ballots marked otherwise will be rejected as mutilated. An estimated 800000 ballots are expected statewide.
The article cites a National Safety Council finding that sober careless drivers cause far more U S highway fatalities than drunken drivers. It urges vigilance, adherence to speed limits, and constant focus on driving, warning that lapses can cause tragedies.
Dissatisfied socialite Sondra Kent longs for freedom and cash to escape marriage constraints. At a theater reception she chats with John Anderson, a wealthy but separated husband-looking figure, who recalls his Congo past and offers a wary path to influence through his wealth.
Dr. Copeland explains how tongue appearance reflects health before modern imaging. He notes swollen gray coated tongues in intestinal issues, dry tongues with fever, strawberry tongue in scarlet fever, browning in early typhoid, and moisture levels signaling kidney concerns.
Autotalk warns that changing pace in driving causes many accidents. While uniform direction and speed could prevent mishaps head-ons and side swipes occur when vehicles travel in opposite directions or slow for ramps, requiring caution.
Winifred Black recounts a child nicknamed Screechaboo who screams constantly. The mother defends the behavior as ego development under advice from a psychoanalyst. The piece questions the impact on neighbors and wonders about addressing the issue.
A collage of literary and cultural sketches notes Evans Willis Sweatnam Charles Francis Coe and Katharine Dale Owen as public figures in art and media. It weaves reflections on Sondra Merriman, Rodin, and Roosevelt rumors with a July Brooklyn Conn item noting 300 telegrams misidentifying T R and F D Roosevelt.
Advice for parents on handling a child who hurts animals. Remove the animal, distract the child, and gradually awaken sympathy by helping the child identify with animals. If cruelty persists, consult a psychiatrist while monitoring for broader emotional difficulties.
A mixed fill in crossword style list with horizontal and vertical clues. Clues include geographical names, objects and common terms such as mineral spring largest city Argentina cape at extremity of South America prostrate breed of pigeon ancient Greek theater anger earth tiny particle festival minor note carbon which colors smoke to decrease doctor bugle plant onager deity wood of genip tree elder son of Isaac and Rebekah Spain Ala rubber wheel pad subsided small flap seaweed to lagas street to cheat to dwell mountain chain in Mexico department store thief region above silkworm model unit southeast wrathful magic conclusion street almond Heath cotton fabric that which holds a vessel in place most beautiful exhaled utility sword guard inscribed waste matter barley spikelet wine vessel striped fabric thin to depart by boat steamship Russian mountains billow rodent bad monkey closed flower night before exclamation senior.
In a Thornton W. Burgess bedtime vignette, three youngsters Inky the Skunk Quilly the Porcupine and Grunty the Possum contend with envy over each other’s traits. The tale contrasts desires with gratitude for one’s blessings amid a string of whimsical, period references.
NBC studio changes end the chime ritual as any electrical device can trigger network time signals. Tonight's listings include WEAF NBC 5 Schwab Organ Concert 8:30 Rachel Morton soprano 9:30 Don Bester orchestra. WABC CBS 5:45 Connie Boswell songs 6:30 Kostelanetz Symphony 7:45 Fray Braggiotti piano 9 Little Jack Little. WJZ NBC 6 Ross MacLean baritone 7:30 Roy Shield orchestra 8:15 Irene Taylor contralto 9:15 Sodero concert.
A Burgess tale follows Grunty the possum as he envies his two friends Inky and Quilly. He wonders which ability to fear or to climb matters most, noting Inky’s dead-like stillness and Quilly’s climbing skill while debating which favors Old Mother Nature granted the possum family.
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