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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1934
Page
4
The piece uses a Midwest juvenile court case of a 10 year old boy who drowned an 8 year old girl to argue that parental love and stability are essential. A psychiatrist condemns repeated moves through 11 homes as eroding conscience and security, framing the case as a warning about parental duties and the cost of broken families.
The article criticizes the Tugwell undersecretary nomination and its Agricultural Adjustment Administration program. It argues against reliance on output cuts and labels the debates a tragi comed y. It emphasizes judging leaders by current actions and practical intelligence rather than past labels or speeches.
Sergeant Harper and Lafferty uncover a 45 caliber revolver hidden in a roof gutter at Pierre Dufresne's house. Harper retrieves the weapon and confirms an empty shell, prompting questions about who hid it. They inspect the gun with a magnifier and prepare to reveal the killer.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains ivy and other poisonous vines secrete an irritant oil that can cause severe skin reactions in susceptible people. He outlines symptoms, affected areas, and treatment including immediate washing, alcohol use, and wearing gloves to prevent exposure.
Miss Lorene Files arrives from Itasca to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. T. Louie Miller at 1617 Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Simmons relocate to Amarillo from Belvue and reside at 1207 Crockett Street.
A diary style column notes a First Avenue hotel sign promising ninety beds for farmers only and quips about farmers and wise guys. It weaves in social chatter on George Raft, Loretta Young, Frank Gould and Montaigne, with sidelong observations on dining, street gossip, and fashion, ending with a maxim on optimism.
Texas Tech will host a cotton grading and stapling short course during the summer session. The program runs from July 9 for three weeks with federal cooperation. Government examiner Laverline Lackey will assist Tech textile staff and eligible participants may obtain a government license.
A crossword style clue set asks for the author of Plain Tales from the Hills and includes many numbered hints for related words and cross references. The puzzle lists across and down entries with definitions such as poem to verify exchange and various literary and linguistic terms likely cross linking to Author name and related vocabulary.
A Thompson era tale recounts Mrs Peter Rabbit risking her life to lure Flip the Terrier away from the Briar patch nest. She hides her six hidden babies, watches for threats, and endures a tense stand as Red Foxes, Reddy family, and a Black snake threaten the nest.
The text presents a word building prompt about discipline and signs of overstrain, then a narrative of Mrs. Peter battling Mr. Blacksnake to protect their babies in a Briar patch, with a 1934 copyright note. It closes with a travel anecdote about EF Bryan and family, and others returning from Lakeland and Oklahoma City visits.
A mixed set of trivia notes covers weekly film attendance in 1933 at about 60 million, the pirate Captain Kidd famed for legends and his 1701 execution, and the impracticality of lifting a cubic foot of gold weighing around 1200 pounds.
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