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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1931
Page
6
Maj. E A Wood, city planning engineer, prepares Amarillo for a zoning ordinance described as medicine for the city. He will speak for a week to explain how the plan divides buildings and business, curbs promiscuous growth, and prevents future issues by placing restrictions in residential areas.
Glenn Frank surveys Harry F Ward's Which Way Religion revealing a revival of social religion after World War I. Ward probes whether religion is social product or external revelation, its aims for ethics and social change, and whether it serves today or tomorrow, urging a vital religion engaged in daily life while resisting mere ritual or sterile theory.
A mysterious visitor confronts Dr. Charters as he treats Marjorie Lauderdell at a nursing home. Flashbacks reveal Charters's past as a London surgeon ousted by a blackmail gang and his escape to America. Tomorrow may reveal who among them faces fatal danger.
Opals once linked to luck via Sir Walter Scott's Anne of Geierstein and later tied to misfortune. The Romans used overshoes in rough weather. Cicero mocked them as Gallicae, naming the Galoshes after ancient Gauls. A Globe reader prompt invites ideas on how customs began.
A belated Times Square tale centers on a philandering husband bitten by a bear after leaning on a playhouse cage. The incident ends with hospital care, while the story twists include a Washington waitress signature and midtown bootleg racketeers.
This article advises parents to prepare children for medical care by choosing a sympathetic doctor who minimises pain and fears. It emphasizes building trust, not rushing procedures, and distracting the child with a toy or book during treatments while explaining actions to older children.
Kate Ralph an 83 year old farmer starts at 5 AM each day, walks three miles to a toy factory, delivers papers on the return trip, handles chores, and continues this routine for 66 years. The tale contrasts with a story of Livingstone and the natives who cherished his Bible before stealing it.
Crossword puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues for a themed page. Items include geography notes like largest river and biographical prompts about Bobby Jones, with entries spanning animals, objects, and common terms.
In a tale from Green Meadows, Reddy Fox learns that tiny details can reveal big truths. He notices wet leaves on a private path, deduces they signal a trap and a hidden Whitetail nest, and secretly watches to uncover the deer pair’s nesting location.
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