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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
4
The 1932 health report highlights fewer epidemics and slower motor deaths due to reduced traffic and longer outdoor life. Dr John W Brown notes the need to maintain health department funding despite economic strain to sustain relief and medical services.
A Moscow broadcast is listed for Saturday afternoon on WABC CBS marking the first regular program from the USSR. The 45 minute show will feature two choruses two soloists and selections by the state orchestra with Linton Wells as announcer.
Henry C. Lytton, a Chicago merchant, argues 1933 is the year to invest in advertising. He started with $12,000 capital 46 years ago spending about $3,500 to $4,000 on ads before opening doors. His business now valued around $7,000,000. He cites his case as proof that advertising drives growth.
A McClure Syndicate piece examines money in circulation versus price indices from 1923 to 1933. It notes inflation rhetoric often fails to predict price moves and cites yearly indices and monetary totals to show price levels do not automatically rise with more money.
Margaret meets Herr Schlacht a German secret agent who offers help in exchange for information about Raisul and the Maligni family. He argues danger is universal in the Kaid's court and proposes friendship and mutual aid while warning of jealous rivals among Zainub Sara and Elisa Bethel Ain.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains how the iris surrounds the pupil and how surface infections can threaten vision. He describes how a broken lens capsule leads to traumatic cataract, and how aging thin capsules cause senile cataract, noting surgical removal as the only effective treatment with high success rates.
In Hollywood society notes Wallace Beery and Jesse Lasky Jr. dine at Sardi's with Jean Harlow while Wallace returns from Palm Springs. Carole Lombard dances with Bill Powell at the Biltmore and Ruby Keeler and Jolson are present. Colleen Moore and Al Scott seek work after a stalled production and other stars mingle in late night suppertimes.
The piece roasts old and new society gossips and showy screen stars. It notes how Town Topics and other journals faded, while modern society writers rise in daily papers. It recalls Frank Tinney, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Charlie Chaplin, and a witty tea-room photographics of manners.
Old Mother Nature speaks through Une’ Billy Possum and Jumper the Hare in a rustic exchange about winter, caution, and survival as characters recount their seasonal behavior and fears.
A 1933 Burgess tale features Jumper the hare and Unc Billy the possum arguing against fighting. The possums claim they survive by running, avoiding battles, and spreading their kin while never meeting violence head on. The dialogue contrasts bravado with a survival ethos.
The page lists a crossword style puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues covering topics from anatomy to geography and language. Answers include terms describing parts of the body, cooking tools, operations and natural phenomena.
Last rites for Joseph C. Whittenburg 80 a Stinnett pioneer were held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the N B Griggs & Sons Chapel. Dr Roy C Snodgrass and several local pallbearers led the service. Burial followed in Dreamland Cemetery Canyon. Surviving are widow Mollie two sons Jake and Jodie Whittenburg both of Harper Ore two daughters Mrs Jarvis Lasater Stinnett and Mrs Lucy Currie Fritch a brother J A Whittenburg Amarillo and a sister Mrs B Yates Boulder Colo.
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