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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1934
Page
4
In Amarillo a cattlemen gathering discusses beef promotion and ad agency strategy to boost meat demand. The piece links advertising prowess to prosperity and cites comments by Homer S. Cummings on advertising and public duty plus a Denver municipal court warning about passenger liability in close-quarters driving.
The text states India’s national flower is the lotus. It discusses government plans to repay 10 billion spent for extraordinary purposes over three years at rates of 1.5, 3.5, and 5.5 billion for 1934 1935 and 1936 respectively. Amsterdam is named as the center of the world diamond trade.
Glenn Frank argues that postwar chaos stems from a power shift toward state control across Communism Fascism and the New Deal. He urges a tempered path, criticizes laissez faire, and calls for nationwide business leadership organized to align with enlightened policy rather than mere salvation through government.
Frank Grahame tracks missing aviator Bill Langton in the Yucatan and frees Janice Kent and Greene from sublevados atop an ancient Maya pyramid. Captured again, Grahame is wounded and imprisoned with Greene. They study their barred cell and devise a plan to summon water, signaling for rescue by using loud pleas in Spanish.
Grahame and Greene struggle in a stifling prison, plan a break through the bars, and uncover Langton's scratched message from December indicating a desperate escape plan and Langton's fate as they await an uncertain, dangerous tomorrow.
Dr. Morris Fishbein reports a study comparing 750 angina patients with 750 controls from the same social group. Findings show 46.1 percent of angina patients never smoked and 24.4 percent of patients smoked excessively, while 37.2 percent of non-angina individuals did not smoke and 33.5 percent smoked excessively. The data suggest tobacco is not primarily responsible for angina pectoris.
Elisabeth Cobb known as Mrs Alton Brody earns praise as a third novel author while her Cork father Irvin Cobb supports her. The Ritz plans an exchange of bartenders from Paris to London to entertain an international clientele, reflecting a bustling New York theater and nightlife scene.
Robber the Rat and Little Saw-whet Owl story fragments show hunger driving Little Saw-whet from the North to Farmer Brown's barn. Spooky the Screech Owl recalls old homes in Saw-whet and Woodpecker nests. The dialogue hints at preferred habitats and the danger of hunger.
A profile of Clara, a highly sensitive girl sheltered from pain by a protective mother. Exposure to stronger truths in school and media hardens her stance, while critics warn that overprotection creates neurosis and traps children in an enchanted circle of bliss.
A memoir flavored reminiscence recalls Charles Broadway Rouss the blind merchant and a later magazine sale of a feature for 150. The Colony serves mushrooms provoking a lighthearted fright wig moment. townsfolk recall Crazy Dutch who eats toadstools and historic delicacies like squab tied to fever tales.
A Brown Owl and a young Rat clash in a barn as the rat underestimates the small predator. Saw-whet and Spooky observe, while the owl plans to stay until spring. The tale reflects patience, harboring a predator’s quiet advantage.
A crossword style clue list listing numerous entries and definitions across horizontal and vertical directions, referencing depictions, measurements, and terms such as occident, membrane, and Eucharist vessel, with several entries tied to historical artists and objects.
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