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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1934
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe urges voters to approve $147,000 in water works revenue bonds tied to a $186,000 PWA grant for downtown system rehabilitation. The federal loan requires voter approval, not a tax, and aims to keep insurance rates low while funding improvements and job creation.
A 17 year old girl in New York faced death without blood transfusions. Over 400 volunteers offered to donate blood as hospitals struggle with budgets. The piece argues dramatic appeals reveal public kindness and the need for federal aid to education, outlining nine reasons for 1934 35.
Judith Dale travels to Rio Diablo to supervise a dam funded by the Bevins will. Norman Bevins and law partner Morton Lampere plot to contest the will and disfavor Judith and her daughter Mathile. Delphy, illiterate but proud, reads a troubling letter from Norman about trouble at home and hints at further scandal.
In a family vignette Judith Lane navigates discipline for sugar theft by John and reflects on balanced parenting amid a tense dam project. Delphy and Miz Dale contend with gossip as Big Tom Bevins looms over Hillendale while an inheritance dispute and court case approach.
New York essayist notes Broadway as a mosaic of toy shops and garish lights, where hustle and floral displays clash with cheap furs and operatic touches. He observes Central Park South Rialto, glamorous hotels, and a street racket, while praising the friendliness of clerks and recalling Clarence Budington Kelland’s witty Dutch Treat luncheons.
Dr Fishbein cites simple steps for bowel health including fruits water walking and a regular schedule. He endorses using ordinary salt water as a gentle laxative with two cups of water and half a teaspoon of salt warmed to body temperature to aid evacuation.
A blend of springtime scenes at the Smiling Pool with Jerry Muskrat and nest building birds. The piece shifts to reflections on mike fright from Charles Hanson Towne and a Ft. Wayne postcard quip, ending with a 1934 McNaught Syndicate copyright note.
A reader asks about an international boundary four thousand miles long with no gunfire for over a century, the age of Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, and the nature of bismuth. The answers identify the Canada United States border, Juliet’s age set around fourteen, and bismuth as a chemical element a brittle, aight reddish metal used in stereotyping.
Fragmentary memoir line recalls tears flowing as gay young soldiers march to war and leave behind a nation, preserving a moment of collective emotion. The incomplete passage hints at a poignant wartime scene and personal reflection.
A brief note urges using legs for brisk walking to snap out of the blues. It argues that leg movement provides animation, stings stagnation, and humbles by highlighting our dependence on leg activity.
In a quiet night at the Smiling Pool, faint singers seem to emerge from the water guiding a chorus. Jerry discovers a silvery bubble source that coincides with a single clear voice, linking the unseen singers to bubbles that swell and vanish as the chorus begins or ends.
A crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues seeks a famed dramatist. The puzzle includes entries like Persia fragrant smell June flower and other themed hints, with numerous numbers and partial phrases guiding word fits.
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