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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1934
Page
4
Merchants and the public would gain protection through bond posting and a $50 license fee for itinerant solicitors. The plan aims to assure delivery quality and prevent fly-by-night sales, while balancing city privileges with safeguards.
A World War I era court martial involving an army medical officer in the Canal Zone is reported after accusations of malpractice with castor oil given for injuries and appendicitis. The piece reflects on AEF medical practices and wartime shortages, with passages from notable figures.
Janice frees the area and fights jaguars while a plane lifts off the coast. Frank Langton and Janice reunite amid danger as Horatio Greene mocks danger, then the crew heads home with Bouer aboard, reflecting on the dishes and future work.
Dr Fishbein discusses how segregation of TB carriers could eradicate the disease though impossible to isolate all carriers. He notes bone and gland TB in youth via milk from infected cows and cites tuberculin testing laws. He explains inherited ideas faded as children often contract TB from parents.
Three year food study at Amarillo High tests milk and other diets on white rats named Snowball Sniffy Whiskers Sweetums Poncho and Jessie Bean. Rats gain or lose weight as diets shift every three weeks with milk a common factor and candy or gelatin tested for weight changes.
New York report from March 29 details a London esque barber shop near the British Pavilion at Rockefeller Center. It notes patrons like Noel Coward and P G Wodehouse, mentions staff memories of London culture, and describes ongoing banter about critics and literary figures.
Buster Bear emerges from hibernation at Paddy the Beaver’s pond and laments waking early. He struggles to sleep, drinks deeply at the water, and is questioned by Paddy about his appearance and restlessness.
A collage of 1930s curiosities cites Joe Elwell murder lore in Shipp's Landing alongside an array of figures: Anthony Abbott Carolyn Wells and S B Van Dine in a detective arc. James Joyce Ulysses long solo vision noted. Astor walks miles. Dietrich Crosby Whiteman quotes add music hall flavor.
Mrs. Maida Mickle formerly Miss Works of Amarillo spoke to Central High School sophomores on Japanese customs languages and schools. She has spent 13 years in Japan and teaches English there. The Paname Canal notes estimate 360 million tons of rock and earth removed in its construction.
Excerpt shows a riddle about debt and debut, then a penguin tale where Buster the bear complains of tender feet after waking from hibernation. Paddy questions his reluctance to hunt, noting scarce food and the long spring ahead. The penguin.
An essay argues against public punishment of children noting humiliation harms the child’s self worth and parental trust. It urges private correction to preserve mutual respect and avoid shaming the child or parent in public spaces.
A reader quiz lists three questions and answers on geography and military aviation history. It asks for Mt Mitchell as the highest peak east of the Rockies, Uruguay as the smallest South American republic, and Colonel William Mitchell as the outspoken U S Army officer focusing attention on the Army air service.
Readers tackle a crossword styled puzzle with clues spanning canal builders and ancient terms. Entries reference American canal history, French leadership, ship terminology, weather and garden terms, plus mythic and military hints.
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