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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1934
Page
4
Albert Payson Terhune argues cats are smarter than dogs in a noted essay, praising a cat’s self centered conduct and aloof loyalty. The piece contrasting dogs and cats ends with a reflection on crime and reform, citing political and penitentiary views.
Dr. Frank argues for bold, not quiet, leadership to counter fascist and communist pressures. He supports aggressive policy to raise purchasing power and curb overreliance on traditional business control, warning that passive governance invites radical upheaval.
A verse by G B R satirizes Congress and the brain trust. It calls Tugwell a raw-raw college fool and accuses Roosevelt’s circle of promoting recovery. The poem mocks political speech and public embarrassment with sharp humor.
Judith Dale confronts Morton Lampere and Mrs Bevins after Big Tom Bevins dies and leaves funds to build a Rio Diablo dam. The will hints at contested assets, trust limits, and threats to marriage as Lampere pressures Judith to obey. Norman Dale stands by but distrusts her accusations.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines advances in surgery from steam sterilizers and diverse anesthetics to specialized operating room X-ray devices electric knives electric saws and automatic tissue clips replacing silk sutures in today’s clinics New devices improve safety accuracy and speed in operations.
A crossword style puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries about music composer Bartholdy and related terms. It includes definitions for notes, emblems, places, and objects as part of the puzzle’s fill in.
A sketchy diary style profile of Albert Jay Nock, educator and critic, set in New York. It notes his aloof fame, distrust of newspapers, Gramercy residence, and disdain for press intrusion, alongside vivid vignettes of literary and theatrical figures and scenes from early 20th century Broadway society.
A mother mule like Mrs Peter frets over her curious son Peter who slips away to explore. Floods rise, the Smiling Pool disappears under a lake, and the old briar patch story unfolds with Burgess style caution about waiting too long.
A courtroom scene follows as Judith contemplates her husband’s firm and the judge urges a lighter pace. Mathile warns Judith not to be a fool as she exits toward the corridor, hinting at future encounters.
Public notices show warranty deeds transferring parcels in Uni Heights and East Amarillo with prices, plus assumed mortgages. Vehicle registrations list owners and dealer lines for Dodge, Olds, Studebaker and Plymouth models in Amarillo.
A reader questions nations known for foods with answers: roast beef England potatoes Ireland beer Germany oatmeal Scotland spaghetti Italy. Also asks what welkin means sky and linen origin flax.
A poetic fragment presents a beautiful actress pausing at a church door then settling in a pew. The passage notes curiosity on a morning and contrasts accepting nature with denying facts in a nautical quoted reflection.
A rabbit recalls rising Green Meadows flood and fear for Peter as water nears the Briar patch. She debates crossing to the Old Pasture for safety, delaying and misjudging the danger until a hollow between patch and pasture fills. Copyright 1934 by T. W. Burgess.
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