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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1934
Page
4
A researcher argues educational films could cut learning time in half, urging school leaders to explore this method. The piece notes potential for nationwide impact and cites broad benefits from media in classrooms.
Judith Lane faces a tangle of oil prospects, a contested will, and a missing husband as Morton Lampere, Bevins heirs’ attorney, presses a suit to break the will while funding for the Rio Diablo dam looms. Judith mingles with engineers and workers at local eateries, hearing rumors of oil during dinner talks.
Mrs Jones settles a long standing pencil dispute by assigning each child a color and marking for her husband, reducing friction and teaching ownership. Judith and Max discuss oil rumors, dam safety, and Cunard contact as Scoggins voices concern for wife and child amid labor unrest and hunger.
In Baxter Street markets of old clothes, chatter and hustling salesmen lure passersby. A record dinner bill at Billy Rose’s Casino de Paree tops 1100 with legendary past big spenders cited. The piece muses on aging poets, famous men, and Broadway decay with anecdotes from New York.
Dr Morris Fishbein argues against the fad warning of not mixing proteins with carbohydrates. He notes centuries of mixed diets including meat with potatoes and cheese, stresses proteins for growth and repair, and starches for energy.
A compact reminiscence notes a square sighting of a large hotel and mentions Mr Scoggins in a quixotic act planned for tomorrow. The piece preserves a 1934 tone with minimal context and name references.
In the Smiling Pool the singing of Peeper the Hyla grows louder as spring arrives. Cousin Stickytoes the Tree Frog awakens and joins, glad for warmer water and the chance to sing with family.
In this brief reader item, the youngest U S president was Theodore Roosevelt, inaugurated at 42 and serving 1902 to 1909. It also notes the quote about men from home attributed to Shakespeare and defines the Otto man Empire as Turkey.
Two young tree frogs named Peepers and Stickytoes discuss living in trees versus the ground. They reflect on safety, climbing, and sound as they prepare to resume singing in the summer, with a brief encounter near a shore and a note on upcoming tales.
A crossword style memorial puzzle references a Danish dedication to bravery and defenders of Louis XVI, including clues for numerous historical and linguistic terms. The grid hints at themes of memory, tribute, and ceremonial honors across multiple across and down entries.
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