Public works funds urged for Amarillo and county
Officials pressed for full consideration of federal public works funds to finance self liquidating projects in Amarillo and Potter County. The piece argues needed improvements can qualify for federal aid and urges thorough review to avoid missing eligible items. It also discusses disarmament questions and quotes figures on governance and character.
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Gift From Nicholas in a Moonlit Sea Passage
Nicholas Boyd, scarred and aged, forms a protective bond with Georgie Bancroft, a wealthy young admirer. On a moonlit deck they confront love and distance as Georgie clutches a cigarette case and departs with a kiss that seals a bittersweet farewell.
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Truck To Get Aid Under Farm Relief Act
The Agriculture Department announced that fruits vegetables and other specialty crops will be covered by the farm relief act marking a broadened aid program.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Feeding infants: balancing sugar and protein in milk
Dr. Morris Fishbein outlines infant feeding dangers from over and underfeeding. He notes milk must be properly modified with sugar to avoid weight loss and digestion issues, and that underfeeding can quietly stunt growth, cause restlessness, diarrhea, colic, vomiting, and gas, signaling a doctor review.
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George J. Feldstein
Harold Lloyd Plans Catspaw and Foreign Legion Film
Hollywood gossip notes Harold Lloyd to shoot Catspaw from a Kelland novel, marking his first screen adaptation of a printed work. He then aims for a French Foreign Legion Picture with a budget over 1 million dollars. The piece hints at industry rumors about Frank Borzage Helen Hayes and lofty casting quotes from Sequel Goldwyn.
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Harold Lloyd
Clarence Budington Kelland
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China
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Eddie Cantor
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Lindy’s Wave for Balconies and Broadway Echoes
A column of random vignettes from New York cultural life in June 1933. The writer recalls Lindbergh’s Ziegfeld appearance and public adulation, theater chatter, and memories of family life centered on Alice Bunch, ghost stories, and small domestic anecdotes.
Races Set For July 3 4 At Legion Celebration
Two bicycle races will accompany the American Legion July 3 4 celebration. Adjutant Floyd Sloan handles entries at the Legion office Municipal Auditorium. Men ride from the Municipal Auditorium to Hall's Ranch while women compete on the same course. C C Gibson chairs the event and runs concessions. Admission to grounds for camping fishing and picnicking is free. Several dances are planned at the ranch pavilion.
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Legion
Municipal Auditorium
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C. C. Gibson
The Indy in the picture and related clues puzzle
A collage style word puzzle asks for the name and last name of the Indiana figure in the image and provides vertical and horizontal clues. It references a first woman to secure a certain count and includes multiple definitions for plants, measurements, and nouns to fill the crossword.
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U. Department
Phoebe Woodcock
Egypt
Betty Bear Comes Out
Betty Bear, the cub of Mother Bear, emerges from the den as spring returns. The story traces their bond and Betty’s first steps outside, highlighting Mother Bear’s patient guidance and the cub’s growing curiosity in the Great World.
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Betty Bear Learns Obedience in the Green Forest
Betty Bear whimpers and is cuffed by her mother when crying, then learns to obey. She test s limits by peeking outside while Mother Bear is away and is found in the Green Forest.
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T. W. Burgess
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A man seeks happiness in wealth and success but finds true joy by feeding a hungry stranger. The act of giving shifts his view, proving lasting happiness comes from generosity rather than accumulation.
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Edgar A. Guest
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