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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1934
Page
4
The Globe reprints Henry Wallace on using scientific gifts for the general welfare. It argues discovery should benefit mankind, not fuel war or inequality, and urges scientists to push for responsible, humane applications and sane progress.
New York hospital commissioner Dr S B Goldwater drafts rules to limit free care to those under 20 dollars a week for a single person, 25 with one child, 30 with two, and higher with more. The metropolitan area cost of living raises questions about the nation’s boosted standard of living.
Glenn Frank argues followers must choose between dictatorship and democracy, nationalism and global cooperation, abundance through ingenuity and social policy, or sinking into scarcity. He insists decisions be clear and decisive to avoid moral and economic collapse.
In this dramatic scene, two men die in Mrs Dufresnes breakfast room. Sergeant Harper questions Dr Ulrich as medical and police staff sort evidence and scene details while Mrs Dufresne lies injured and silent in her room.
Dr Fishbein explains that once diphtheria is diagnosed antitoxin should be given promptly to prevent organ damage. The first dose should be large enough and is often injected in the back or thigh. rapid improvement and reduced throat membrane spread follow within 24 hours. Delays lessen effectiveness but still offer benefits compared to no treatment.
Irving Thalberg appears burdened by success and routine in a portrait of the young mogul. The piece notes his insomnia and devotion to his 83-year-old son, while contrasting his hunger for escape with his inability to leave the studio system. The column also surveys West Adams and Hollywood society, including Joan Crawford and Wallace Beery, and reflects on child-rearing tensions in daily life.
In this excerpt from Thornton W Burgess Bedtime Stories, young Kingfishers imitate their parents to learn fishing. They observe, practice, and gradually improve, while Longlegs the Heron complains about the noisy sessions, highlighting the needs of growing learners in the Green Forest.
Puzzle clues list multiple word definitions across two columns with numbers and directions. The page mixes quiz items, answers, and language prompts, referencing British fascism, verbs, nouns, and directional terms without a single coherent article narrative.
The writer recalls former celebrities Tom Mix Buster Keaton Norman Kerry and George Young living in the area and the rapid changes as they moved away. Memories of rough planks Oriental rugs and hardwood floors mingle with the town’s changing scene during quieter winters.
A school section presents trivia on mottos and historical figures. The motto E Pluribus Unum means Many in One and was adopted by Congress on June 20 1782. The sandwich is said to have originated with John Montague the fourth Earl of Sandwich. About 10 percent of the U S population is colored, roughly 12 million people.
A tale from Burgess narrates nine young kingfishers watching their father evade Sharpskin the hawk. Rattles demonstrates a water escape that saves him, urging the fledglings to remember the trick for dangers ahead as the next story begins with Greedy Touslehead.
Johnny builds a castle of blocks in the nursery minded by Alice Clarissa Richmond. He works with focused effort and a contented hum until the supper call interrupts the quiet construction scene.
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