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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe prints subscription rates for carriers and mail, with notices on delivery service. It quotes Washington optimistic commentary on the blanket industry code, urging unity and selfless national effort, and includes quotes from Tarbell, McCarran, Kipling, and Oglesby on culture, work, and individual spirit.
Glenn Frank argues the nation's distinctive task is reorganizing separate scientific and economic activities into a cohesive social and economic system. He urges broader government leadership and open minded policy as the country moves from production capacity to organized progress.
Georgie Bancroft fears a film star’s death news may implicate Nicholas Bond while Clifford Asher pressures her. She seeks an evening paper in a panic, then confides to Bishop, revealing her true love for Nicholas as she faces heartbreak and loneliness.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains the incubation period of typhoid fever from three to 21 days, averaging about ten and a half. Early signs include headache, body pains, exhaustion, loss of appetite, chills, and possible nosebleeds. As it worsens, high fever, bowel ulcers, gas, bloating, rose spots, and possible delirium may occur. Diagnosis relies on history, exam, blood studies, and a specific test once discovered by a French scientist.
Hollywood notes Malibu Beach loses its crowds as road work shifts visitors away. Mae West resists change while Mae’s dressing room is redecorated by Peggy Hopkins Joyce and left unused until restored. Al Boasberg recalls a party where 28 percent of guests were familiar.
Otto Kukuk of Wink aged 23, a burn victim from the Graham Drilling Company oil well blast near Royalty, will be buried after funeral services in Pecos today. The other victim, B. G. Graham, 43, was sent to Plainview for burial. Gas from the well ignited while tubing was being placed.
New York July 25 Captain David W Bone of the Transylvania is a Glasgow born liner skipper who writes sea tales in spare Atlantic crossing moments. He counts William McFee and Christopher Morley as intimates and his brother Muirhead Bone is a renowned etcher. Bones often gathers at The Players or Algonquin and he writes for fun, not income.
A reflective poem about starting anew after struggles and lost wealth. The speaker recalls old friendships, lessons learned, and resilience. It affirms continuing effort, faith, and support from friends to work again despite hardship. The piece ends with a vow to persevere.
Chairman Sumners of the House Judiciary Committee plans to name a subcommittee to travel to Miami and open an impeachment inquiry into Federal Judge Halstead L. Ritter of Florida. The panel is expected to depart Washington within days.
Mother Bear and her cub Betty visit a burnt blueberry patch famed for berries. Thwarted by a late morning departure and a curious nose, Betty bears fruit of caution amid a dangerous unknown scent in the patch.
A humorous 1933 McNaught Syndicate piece contrasts Max Baer with Larry Larom a New York Princeton society figure who runs a western dude ranch and is retooling for city sidewalks It notes Baer salvages customers from traffic without solicitation Peggy Joyce once stopped and includes a Bret Harte anecdote about a manuscript promise humorously critiqued as analytical fodder.
In a 1933 Burgess story fragment Betty Bear discovers a tin pail full of blueberries in a berry patch near a great mountain. She investigates curiously, touches the tin, spills berries, and senses a strange smell, preceding the next tale "A Feast Interrupted."
A wide list of crossword style clues appears with across and down entries. Items include references to a famous trouper a lady in a picture and various short definitions such as suture sun god fern root and lava. The grid includes many intersecting terms like temple of peace and legal claim with multiple numerical hints.
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