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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1934
Page
4
Labor leaders across the state praise the highway minimum wage bill. Potter County workers note pre law wages as low as 15 to 20 cents, now raised to 30 cents, with contractors forced to increase pay. Senator Clint Small of Amarillo supported the measure and received commendations from labor groups.
Frank argues Russia’s planned economy emerged from scarcity while American planning faltered in abundance. He says private managers run most efficiently and government should set broad goals, then let private enterprise pursue growth. Published under McClure Syndicate.
Marsha Moore, a sixteen year old living with her austere aunt, learns to mask emotion as she navigates parental loss and constant male admiration. The narrative traces her early adulthood lessons from an upbringing of neglect and guarded affection, shaping her view of relationships and gender dynamics.
Health talk warns that intestinal inflammation roots are diet driven and can become chronic without doctors eliminating causes. Symptoms include griping colic headaches nausea and excess intestinal activity. Rest the bowel with diet control and avoid strong laxatives until appendicitis or peritonitis is ruled out.
A regional article notes a local "water witch" using a peach wood divining rod to direct A. M. Menke to drill 12 feet beneath the surface. Menke drilled a 90 foot shaft before water was reached at the specified spot in the Greater Cleveland area.
New York July 24 Max Baer remains unpredictable yet popular after six weeks as champion. Broadway notes his restraint after victory over a brave opponent and his Dempsey like showmanship. The piece travels through Long Island scenes and ends with a vivid portrait of a decaying mansion and nocturnal streets.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale Old Jed Thumper, a gray rabbit, chases Wiggl enose the young rabbit into the Old Pasture. Wig glenose learns Jed’s persistence as an old foe inside his own kind, forcing him to improvise for safety.
A fragmented diary style note references a writer dubbed spookiest by locals and calls the scene the town's ugliest eye sore. A parent’s magazine quote about a boy turns into a quirky reminiscence of a thimble crack memory from a grandmother.
A word builder puzzle hints at letter play with new letter additions. The excerpt from a 1934 Burgess Rabbit story follows Wigglenose and Jed Thumper in the Old Pasture as they scheme, plan, and chase, revealing family ties and rivalry amid Bramble tangles and woodland life.
A trivia item asks for a famous street in New York City's financial district that starts at Wall Street and ends at a river. The second question defines a somniloquist as a person who talks in his sleep. A third query notes the WWI era French box car described as housing 40 men and 8 horses.
A list of numbered across and down clues with associated words including patriot, boat, cup, solitary, deity, jewel, sailors, mountain pass, ventilating machine, dry, skillet, male fowl, verb pronoun, frozen dessert, doctor, lava, observe, serene, tissue, great lake, fern seeds, chest bone, music drama, wings, career start, South America, helmet shaped part, grandparental, free, structural unit, astringent, limb, accomplish, electrified particles, toe, measure of area, submit, sarcastic, bill of fare, secular, model, aperture, three, barrel shaped vessel, moor, morindin dye, born in io France, rodent, horn on an arrow, chela, lubricates, renown, harem, melody, related, chum, Hawaiian bird, pair, corpse, and like.
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