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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces carrier delivery options in Amarillo with prepaid rates and special delivery. Subscribers are urged to call 6262 if no copy arrives by 6 o clock P M to get a replacement, and to notify the paper promptly for service issues.
The piece urges a Senate investigation into racketeering in major cities as a step toward new legislation and crippling the underworld. It reviews American art, noting a shift from Paris to American centers and the Carnegie show in Pittsburgh. It also ponders modern hobby trends, including bicycles and puzzles, and ends with a remark on government relief efforts.
A clergyman writes on The Revolt Against God and the erosion of belief. The piece argues faith grows from living, not argument, and that society must foster compassion and love to sustain belief in a benevolent God. It cites Halford Luccock and Gustav Frensen to stress daily practice over debate.
Nicholas Boyd, once a screen star, faces disfavor and a broken career as his contract ends. On a voyage, he and Georgie Bancroft form a wary bond amid loneliness and unspoken longing. She reveals little of her life, while he contemplates an altered future and possible connection before arriving in Southampton. Georgie receives a gift tomorrow.
A discussion on how Americans rush through lunch and the shift of the day’s main meal to dinner. It notes quick mid day meals common among business men and urges a longer noonday pause for rest or light recreation to avoid indigestion and fatigue.
Mrs Agnes Lyne discusses child attitudes toward problems. Some avoid tasks, others rage and quit, while the resilient child pursues solutions with persistence. Parents should nurture this constructive attitude and avoid overprotection or frustration.
NEA Service writer Dan Thomas profiles Greta Garbo exposing public silence and private world. She avoids interviewers yet earns fortunes from films, while her only known romance was with John Gilbert. Her life remains solitary and guarded.
New York City piece notes Yorkville’s revival of beer and German charm. descriptions of Dachshunds, Curtailed shops, and old brewmasters returning, plus glimpses of Broadway landmarks, Broadway chatter, and cultural figures in a vivid, if wandering, social sketch.
Parents should aid a child only as needed, not take over tasks. They guide the child to solve problems like freeing a wagon wheel or reaching high objects, then encourage the child to finish by himself. Excess help or none at all both hinder growth, and praise should follow his efforts.
Mrs Marvin J Paul wife of Scout Executive Paul leaves Am arile for a month in Hollywood to visit her mother Mrs May Moffett and sisters Gail and Caroline Moffett returning in late July.
A dense list of crossword style clues and solutions covering themes from literature to geography. Entries include verbs, nouns, and descriptors such as perched obstruction stream entre en gusts, with references to devices, animals, and directions. The text lacks a clear single news event, presenting instead a compilation of hints and partial answers.
Old Man Coyote finds a Baby Bear cub under a windfall in the Green Forest and contemplates its safety as Mother Bear nurses and shelters her newborn while winter ends and spring begins. The tale follows Mother Bear’s careful tending as she searches for food and protects her three month old cub from predators.
Poem extols that nature and simple joys cost little or nothing. It argues beauty of gardens landscapes riverbanks and sunrise are freely enjoyed while basic needs like foodcost money. The piece celebrates wisdom and happiness earned through modest means.
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