Bluffer the Adder in a Cornerscape Tale
An Amarillo Globe feature recounts Bluffer the Adder, a bluffing snake, and Danny Meadow Mouse. Bluffer searches for a dinner under a board while Old Mr. Toad and local politics chatter unfold around him.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
4
An Amarillo Globe feature recounts Bluffer the Adder, a bluffing snake, and Danny Meadow Mouse. Bluffer searches for a dinner under a board while Old Mr. Toad and local politics chatter unfold around him.
In a reflective New York diary piece by O. O. McIntyre, memories of George Rector and his era surface. The writer recounts Rector’s hospitality at his restaurant and recalls Broadway figures, social scenes, and the decline of Rector and his father’s ventures.
A religious call to national political conventions urging lawmakers to see politics as a divine vocation. It appeals for courage, independence, and principled debate, warning against party fixation and factionalism while seeking the common good for all citizens.
Jerry Calhoun and Emory Battles pursue kidnapers who seize Nancy Wentworth and four others. The captors flee by sea and air, leaving Chicago investigations and a dangerous fight with rival planes looming as Stevens proposes a partnership to tackle the gang.
Dr Copeland outlines gastritis types acute versus chronic, causes from infections to toxins, and links to other illnesses. He urges medical exam, diet changes avoiding fatty foods, and adequate water intake to manage symptoms.
A 1932 Winifred Black column condemns teasing as cruel and unfunny. The narrator recalls a popular man who defends a shy boy by interrupting teasing about a rumored story in Whim Wham Consolidated, earning respect for choosing compassion over mockery.
S. J. Cole head of Amarillo chamber traffic department left for Austin to attend a Texas Railroad Commission hearing. He will represent Amarillo interests and assist Panhandle cities in presenting their cases. Tuesday he will attend a Texas Industrial meeting as well.
Mrs Agnes Lyne discusses Nancy who for a year longs for a princess dress pale blue with long sleeves and a diamond crown. She imagines herself a princess beloved by fairies and princes, and the question is whether such fantasy should be encouraged by the gift.
When a child clings to a strong imaginative wish a concession may help. If fantasy pulls the child from reality, address real-world unsatisfactions and make them more emotionally satisfying. Such concessions create sympathy and real affection, bridging the inner world and real life.
NBC and CBS will broadcast from Chicago's stadium starting at 10 A.M. with daily coverage of the Republican convention. Programs may interrupt normal schedules as sessions run long. Tonight's tips include WEAFNBC listings with Hyde speech and parade of states, CBS with Crosby and Boswell sisters, and NBC WIZ with Eastman Orchestra and Jack Denny George Olsen acts.
Baptist groups from the area will meet at the First Baptist Church for one of 11 state conferences supporting a rural evangelism drive. The Texas quota is 40 000 with 500 to 1 000 preachers to conduct revivals in pastorless areas. Conference leader Rev. McKinley Norman of Waxahachie and speakers Drs. R. C. Campbell of Lubbock L. D. Mitchell of Dalhart will speak. Services run 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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