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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1934
Page
4
A front page opinion piece reflects on life and death through a dying printer in his sixties. The author muses that faithful toil without reward may hold a hidden meaning, suggesting a reward in a larger human story beyond direct recognition. The piece frames enduring diligence as central to the human condition.
Glenn Frank argues that ongoing disillusionment with higher education stems from graduates facing unemployment and economic insecurity. He advocates a redesigned college program focused on social control and teaching graduates to navigate science and tech driven upheavals, not just professional training.
Janice Kent and Frank Grahame evade a sacrificial crowd at a Mayan altar after a dramatic struggle with Ortega. Greene detonates a daring self sacrifice and Graham pilots a damaged plane, firing at pursuers as they race toward an escape plane and a distant airfield.
Dr Fishbein explains tobacco manufacturing includes exhaust systems, hand washing, regular medical exams, and clean gowns to protect workers. He notes nicotine levels vary from 1 to 2 percent in mild tobacco and 6 to 10 percent in strong varieties, with ongoing exposure to other potentially harmful tobacco substances.
New York story from March 13 profiles Deems Taylor as a versatile figure nicknamed king of versatility. It traces his achievements from music criticism to opera, with peers like Gershwin and Kern noted. Also mentioned are Howard Lindsay, cabaret crafts, and a playful glimpse into life on trains and theatrical circles.
Randall County officers report the recovery of much of the loot taken from the Palo Duro cabin of M. G. C. Hancock, manager of the Hancock Lumber Co. at 820 Parker Street. Seven Canyon youths in possession of the stolen property were arrested. The loot included bicycles, fishing tackle, and guns.
Potter County superintendent Miss Laura V. Hamner announces teacher exams will be held in her office on April 6 and 7 with March 20 as the filing deadline. A college entrance credits examination follows April 25 to 27 at the same location, with early applications needed to obtain question lists. credits may count toward high school requirements.
Peter Rabbit contemplates adventure beyond the Briar patch as spring nears. He worries about leaving safety to explore Green Forest Old Orchard and Smiling Pool while listening for Peeper the Hyla. The piece mix includes social commentary and a 1934 syndicated copyright note.
An excerpt from a 1934 Burgess tale describes Peter Rabbit choosing to flee toward the Old Orchard at night. He senses danger from Reddy Fox and Owl Hooty nearby, deciding to reach the old stone wall as he heads toward the Green Meadows. The scene ends with him racing lipperty lipperty toward safety.
A playful word game riddle about building words by adding one new letter each time while reusing the previous letters. It uses a rhythmic prompt with hints like a tune, an Indian war dance, and a jab in the neck as potential variants. The puzzle invites players to guess the evolving letter set.
The text presents a playful note about choosing aLA carte meals paired with ALE. It emphasizes ale as essential like water to a CAMEL, claiming it tests and calms the writer while aiding digestion more than CARAMEL ice cream. The passage mixes wordplay with tasting preferences and humorous analogies.
A compilation style clue page listing across and down answers for a crossword like puzzle titled Speed King. Contains numbered entries, some garbled spellings, and multiple references to speed, mythic figures, and common crossword words. Includes terms like Roe, circle part, Vishnu incarnation, military aide, lurk, and various across and down clues with partial phrases.
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