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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
4
Hell's Kitchen nightlife and street life are sketched through brief scenes of brawling youth, rooftop gossip, and local characters. The piece weaves in theater critics and show business chatter, plus a Sparrow tale about tail loss and adaptation, ending with a collage of quirky society notes and literary tidbits.
Dr. A R Dafoe, the rural Ontario physician famed for the Dionne quintuplets case, has tended 1,500 births with old style care and modest fees. His rugged devotion to the Hippocratic path, patient gratitude, and readiness to travel at 4 AM illustrate a trusted, stern medical figure in the backwoods.
Glenn Frank argues against producing less as a cure for economic depression. He cites early warnings to leaders, warns against social planning that curbs output, and contends a buying power to absorb goods must precede any production restraint. He frames restriction as avoidable if a robust consumer market is developed.
Detective Harper discovers a crime scene in Pierre Dufresne’s breakfast room where two men, including a policeman, seemingly die. He finds glassware with a water stain and clothes emptied from pockets, suggesting deliberate misdirection and prompting further investigation.
Health writer explains that adequate vitamin intake supports tissue health and antibody production, noting vitamin A and D deficiencies impair lung and skin tissues and antibody formation, with night blindness and xerophthalmia as advanced signs. Monday, a mysterious stranger spies on the detectives.
Mrs Jones, a newcomer, arrives in town and begins building broader contacts for her child. Alice Clarissa Richmond notes how guiding relationships with neighbors and local groups helps integrate the family and support the child's growth.
A rector discusses how selective Sunday schools create social divisions and hinder real democracy. The piece argues children must grow with shared experiences to build mutual respect, noting that future workplaces require intermingling of all classes. An expert cites only 4 percent of brains fitting first class standards.
The fragment presents trivia from a 1913 and 1932 tax comparison noting a $40 annual crime tax per family in 1913 and $135 in 1932, followed by a quiz item about the Russian alphabet with 35 letters including diphthongs and a query about the three R's: reading, writing, and arithmetic.
A playful fragment follows a red tame bird visiting a kitchen window and a moral about danger from Grandfather Frog. Mr and Mrs Sparrow discuss lessons learned, tail loss, and teaching children to navigate the world, stressing experience as a costly but valuable teacher.
A crossword style list of across and down clues titled German President. Includes hints for first president of Germany and various vocabulary entries such as melody railroad chatter charts and more. Contains references to German terms and biographical notes and ends with a note on puzzle answers.
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