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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
4
An Amarillo editorial laments an ongoing spree of petty theft including radiator caps hoses and items stolen from parked cars. The piece argues crime thrives without strong police measures and urges citizens to reclaim old west vigilance and strict local rules.
A Scripps Foundation expert argues the falling U S birth rate could yield a more stable society with slower urban drift and less boom bust cycles. Also noted is the American Graves Registration Service plan to exhume about 40 soldiers' remains from Archangel, Russia for return to the United States, ending a difficult wartime chapter and raising reflection on why American troops fought there.
Glenn Frank cites a surge in educational workload and drastic budget cuts. He outlines urgent needs including new schools, permanent structures, modernization of 60 000 to 70 000 buildings, and replacement equipment to offset years of underfunding and delayed projects.
A Civilian Conservation Corps worker uncovered a Civil War shell at Gettysburg and detonated it with dynamite on March 3, 1934. The event occurred during a period of preservation work and involved hazardous unexploded ordnance found on the battlefield.
In a snowbound case at Pierre Dufresne’s home, Sergeant Harper reconstructs the double shooting. Hamill’s observations trigger theories about an unseen intruder who may have followed Dufresne, shaved and dressed as the victim, and fled by car before the city crew's return.
Dr Morris Fishbein warns that earache after swimming often signals infection that can spread from the middle ear to the mastoid cells or brain. He advises avoiding swimming with a discharge from the eardrum and explains how water can reach the inner ear via the nose and Eustachian tube.
The article advises summer outings to benefit family health through a climate change. It suggests moving from high altitude to lower levels or the seashore as a potential benefit to all members.
New York reports a waning celebrity craze as autograph markets shrink and stars like Lindbergh and Garbo retreat from public view. Lizzie brothers and show folk see fewer head turns, while Harlem enjoys new nightlife and Bill Robinson is heralded as Harlem’s mayor amid shifting public attention.
A reader solves a two dimensional word puzzle listing across clues for the horizontal line and down clues for the vertical line. The page presents many numbered hints covering objects actions places and terms.
Grandfather Frog sits on the Smiling Pool bank in green camouflage as a Longlegs the Heron nears. The scene opens with frog etiquette and patient watchfulness, hinting at quickness and wit beyond first appearances.
A rapid scene unfolds as Central Park draws steady pedalers and highway riders. Women in sleeveless jerseys and tassel berets ride, while locals describe mansions of fashion as a barber shop in 46th Street buzzes with grooming. Nearby, a nail gloss and hatband reveal a merchant from Amarillo, Texas, hinting at evolving country-town crossovers.
A reader asks about why each day is considered a Sabbath by different cultures. The seven days are assigned as Sabbath by various nations: Greek Monday, Persian Tuesday, Assyrian Wednesday, Egyptian Thursday, Turkish Friday, Jewish Saturday, Christian Sunday. Andrew Jackson killed a man in a duel. The Thousand Islands is a large St. Lawrence River island group.
A spring backyard grill session turns rainy as the narrator broils chickens indoors after weather worsens. The narrative then shifts to a private contest setup behind a Players venue, using a near web like net to shield the bowler from misthrows and a wobble described in bowling terms.
In a tense chase, Longlegs creeps toward Grandfather Frog, but the frog dives into the water just as the longbill strikes. Redwing the Blackbird watches, unsure whether to warn. The scene ends with Grandfather Frog safe and unfazed, the pool serene.
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