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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1934
Page
4
Editorial argues unemployment is a federal concern, detailing NRA debates. It contrasts government job creation with private industry limits, citing Dr. William Mayo and Capt. John Stege on crime determinants and public duty.
Glenn Frank notes a post 1929 shift as MIT head Karl Compton and peers defend science’s role. The new mood demands planning and social control to ensure science serves society, addressing disillusionment with unbridled research and its applications.
Frank Grahame the explorer and Janice Kent with Ho ratio Greene face a fate planned by a savage sublevados in the interior of Yucatan as they are led to be sacrificed to a heathen god Juan Piedra. Janice remains composed and grateful to Grahame amid danger.
Grahame and companions witness a gala crowd at the temple as Juan is forced to reveal Don Raoul Ortega’s aid. Ortega proclaims friendship, but the ahkin executes him with feathers and a knife, the temple drum beating a flat, sullen rhythm.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses the risk of water contamination from sewage and the need for pure water, noting accidents occur even in well run systems. A plant holiday repair left a valve open, flooding boilers with river water and causing many employees to suffer diarrheas, amebic dysentery, and typhoid fever.
The diary entry spans New York scenes from March 12 noting meets with Basil Woon Bert and Grace Lytell Theodore and Helen Dreiser and Ramona singing at a theater. It praises John Lardner junior’s byline rise and style while sketches urban street life from Ann Street to Union Square and the Bowery with portraits of Maud Adams Nat Goodwin and Will Rogers.
Courthouse records list transfers and loans: Chas A Green and others deed to Frank Adkisson for a block in G S and Pi valued at 10000 dollars. Roberts and Olver acquire Lot 2, Block 63 for 10 dollars. Sheriff deed records note H Lott to E L Roberts for 600 dollars. other properties and motor vehicle registrations appear among several exchanges and loans. An Emory University note and a 1934 copyright attribution appear at the end.
Thornton W Burgess recounts Peter Rabbit's uneasy mood as signs of spring appear. He wanders the Briar Patch and Green Forest, provoking Mrs Peter and fearing the wider dangers beyond their sheltered world. Spring's approach brings both hope and restlessness.
A 1934 Burgess children’s tale fragment follows Peter and Mrs. Peter in the Briar Patch. They discuss nutrition, the snowy Owl Whitey, and hope for next winter while avoiding Reddy Fox. The scene ends with Peter planning the next story angle, “Peter Has To Go.”
In a carnival mood he flaunts a hundred thousand dollars in tens and twenties as he enjoys festive outings. The narrator recalls a past dining visit to a southern tea room where gossip and jokes mix with cocktails or wine requests.
A word building sequence links letters with each new word. Clues describe a dinner choice and essential needs like water and digestion. The narrative recounts a car crash leaving a scar and a beauty seeking a surgeon, with hints of escalating letter inclusion through the puzzle.
Circulation of Blood provides a filled crossword with clues across and down. Entries range from science figures such as discoverer of blood circulation to common words like region and meadow terms, with formats including Mexican dollar and Indian references.
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