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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
4
The Globe reflects on the 17th anniversary of U S entry into World War I. It notes disillusionment with the war, contrasts Armistice Day celebration with war memories, and warns that rising global tensions demand lessons from the past. The piece questions value of force and urges restraint amid new threats in Europe and Asia.
A Chicago rabbit that bit three children was saved from execution when an Iowa anti cruelty society protested. Police planned to destroy the animal but postponed tests for rabies to determine next steps.
A humorous verse by G B Br mocks tax burdens during wartime, imagining Santa and a bum resisting levies while noting hardships like missing meals and shoes. The poem critiques high taxes and calls for perseverance despite money pressures.
Judith Dale, newly moved in with Norman, vows to honor engineer Tom Bevins's dam and reclamation plans at Rio Diablo if he dies. Norman's law partner opposes Bevins. Bevins's daughter Matilda pursues Norman while Judith stands between loyalties as Bevins dies.
Article fragments present two distinct scenes: a parenting vignette by Alice Clarissa Richmond about Susan counting calories to regain weight, and a dramatic late-night sequence with Judith Lane confronting grief after Big Tom’s death at a dinner party. Norman comforts Judith as Dr Kelly and others respond to the tragedy.
Columnist 0. C. Mintyre recalls cultural icons from Hammett Lahr and Joyce to radio stars and fashion, mixing witty observations with anecdotes about theater, publishing, travel, and personal foibles. The piece captures New York social life and literary circles with lively, name rich vignettes.
A flood strands Peter Rabbit and Johnny Chuck on a raft with Mrs. Muskrat missing and five mice aboard. Hunger, rain, and fear grate while Skunks keep watch as dawn returns and hope wanes before a possible shore drift.
Dr Fishbein notes mothers push children toward 20 percent over standard weights while experts debate ideal child weights. He cites family tendencies to overeat and guides on preventing excess weight, contrasting with Japan's chemicals trade rising 47 percent in value from 1932.
Scientists claim the original horse existed in America millennia ago before man appeared on Earth. The text also notes Washington D C became the seat of government on July 16 1790 and that mosquitos avoid certain people immune to malaria, per scientists.
A philosophical old skipper declares you must accept nature as she is and cannot alter celestial workings or light the world. A timid man answers yesterday’s prompt with a vow against sin, joking that his wife would scold him and “deskin” him for the rest of his life.
A crossword style puzzle asks to identify the king's daughter from a list of clues and answers. The grid references various terms from royalty, geography, and common nouns to fill both horizontal and vertical entries.
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