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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes William H Woodin, a collector of George Cruikshank sketches, after his appointment as Secretary of the Treasury, reflecting on his concern about parting with his Cruikshanks collection and his plans for the future.
The farm population in the United States has risen by about 650,000 over two years, driven by unemployment and the appeal of self-sufficiency. While seen as encouraging, the piece warns the shift offers only a bare living unless new farmers can achieve more than subsistence and avoid becoming as pitiable as down-and-out factory workers.
Glenn Frank argues against two kinds of advisers dogmatic business and dogmatic economist who oversimplify to fix the economy. He warns that balancing the budget or single monetary tricks cannot restore prosperity. the credit system must serve the nation, not dominate it.
Post One of the Foreign Legion in Mekazzen is relieved and moves under Major Riccoli toward the Citadel of the Raid. Riccoli plans treachery to murder the Kaid and crown himself Sultan, fearing English support led by Otho Belleme and allies Tant de Soir and Pere Poussin. The march across a burning desert tests men as Tant de Soif questions survival while Riccoli maneuvers to outflank a camel raid.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains benzene uses in industry and the dangers of exposure. Symptoms range from dizziness and drowsiness to fainting and death, with milder cases showing depression, nausea, vomiting, and sleepiness. Early recognition involves rest, ventilation, proper remedies, and nutritional support to recover blood health and prevent lasting damage.
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues that mothers and children both dislike interruptions. A child’s ability to concentrate builds work habits. interruptions should be limited to urgent needs or real emergencies. Delaying nonessential requests fosters better cooperation and mutual respect between parent and child.
New York critics portray the Weber and Fields revival as a faded act losing its sparkle with a modern audience. The piece contrasts elder stars with younger tastes, noting the show’s poor reception as spectators depart in disappointment while a few remain to honor the veterans.
A Franco-Mandate military party led by Prince Raisul reaches Mekazzen after a grueling and heat drenched desert march. The exchange with a French major highlights discipline and risk. The caravan nears the citadel Castle of Mekazzen set atop a cliff, shimmering above a palm sea.
In Thornton Burgess bedtime tale Reddy Fox critics Jimmy Skunk and plans a beetle hunt near the Old Pasture. Mrs. Reddy argues over their empty home as Jimmy lingers away from the Green Meadows, and Reddy considers a risky night trek for a meal.
New policy shifts are shaping radio as performers migrate to new programs. Auditions at NBC feature acts from tap to grand opera with 40 member panels. Tonight’s lineup includes WEAF NBC with Anson Weeks, Ben Bernie, Ed Wynn and a dance hour. WABC CBS showcases Easy Aces Jane Froman and Maria Jeritza. WJZ NBC airs Education radio Crime Club Willard Robison Orchestra and a Frolicking Fifties finale.
A quirky reminiscence blends diner fried ham with tang and a spiced deviled egg flavor. The narrator contrasts a humble board-train treat with a pricey Ritz dessert, recalling Walter oe and a boom era note about soft footfalls at his door.
Horizontal and vertical clues cover terms from howling to existence with many common crossword entries. Includes items like staff on a spinning wheel, base parts, attestations, and various nouns adjectives and verbs across themes and languages.
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