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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
4
The editorial asserts President Roosevelt has taken command of the currency crisis with courage and confidence. It argues America remains rich in real value, notes banking turmoil and barter experiments, and emphasizes spiritual foundations and renewed purpose driving resilience and trust in the economy.
The writer argues inflation proposals assume a credit shortage that does not exist. He says there is ample currency in the United States, but a lack of borrowers and lenders willing to operate under current conditions. Restoring confidence is key to freeing credit and reviving enterprise.
In Mekazzen castle English girl Margaret confronts a tangled web as Jules Maligni returns with her, while her husband Otho plots against France. Lady Elisa Bethel Ann recalls past betrayals as Raisul, the Kaid’s son, schemes and Lore holds deadly sway in a desert power struggle.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains securing a dog suspected of hydrophobia for 10 days to observe for symptoms, cauterizing bites promptly, and using Pasteur treatment. He notes low failure rates and emphasizes access through labs and pharmaceutical suppliers, while urging proper handling over euthanizing dogs.
Tony Gaudio, famed motion picture cameraman for 23 years, rose from early 1910s work to top ranks in Hollywood. A stocky Italian with a lingering accent, he photographed stars from Florence Turner to Greta Garbo and Norma Shearer, also writing the story for Mary Pickford’s The Queen's Honor.
A column recalls encounters with Broadway actors managers and writers in New York, noting Autograph seekers, Jerky anecdotes, and social scenes. It mentions Ziggy Sam Kingston Walter Kingsley Lucent figures and a portrait of Kay Francis Eugenie Leontovich Brock Pemberton and Sid Blackmer. It also references Louis Bromfield travel and the upcoming Lady Zainab plot.
John Karschel, a Salisbury Rhodesia Boy Scout Cub, alerted by a cracked bridge pier on the Gwebi River, ran to an engineer who closed the span. He received commending letters from his school head and the Government Road Department.
Ruth Cowles of New Britain recalls that moonshine makers in South Africa give illicit brews honest names. One especially potent liquor was called Killy Me Quickly, a striking label noted on returning missionary Ruth Cowles.
Government officials outline radio university plans. Courses will be broadcast, examinations sent to entrants, and papers graded on accuracy. Entry fee set at 50 cents with lecturers paid from the revenue.
Peter Rabbit hides under a bush with Reddy Fox close by and Jimmy Skunk nearby. He listens as Skunk criticizes him and weighs his chances if the fox notices him, wishing to return to the Briar patch.
A humorous exchange unfolds with a man noting his coat is buttoned and trunk locked while another caller, a professorial Dyked gent, shows interest in an encyclopedia set. The speakers trade obscure words like fenestrated mulebrity moiety in playful, joshing fashion.
In New York on March 10 the doctor forces Phil Lord to rest and observe, causing the Country Doctor to leave WJZ NBC after next Wednesday night while Seth Parker programs continue on WEAF NBC without his on air participation. Lord, under 30, is known for older man voice roles and prolific writing. Listings include WEAF NBC 5 45, 7 orchestra, 8 Tom Howard, 9 Jack Benny, 11 05 Ted Weems. WABC CBS 7 30 news drama, 8 30 Ethel Barrymore interview, 10 Nino Martini, 11 30 Ozzie Nelson. WJZ NBC 5 30 Three X Sisters, 6 30 Charlie Chan, 8 30 Julius Tannen, 10 15 Doherty Day.
In a dramatic moment Peter breathes in fear as Reddy eyes the bush where Peter may bob up. Peter surges ahead with a long leap while Roddy pursues, certain no escape exists. The scene hints at a forthcoming desperate situation and a dramatic next chapter.
A compilation of scattered crossword prompts and clues covering geography numbers and verbs with partial hints and inconsistent spellings. The grid references and theme notes are incomplete and read like a partially solved puzzle draft.
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