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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1934
Page
4
An Amarillo Globe editorial urges voters to approve a $147,000 federal waterworks loan with 4 percent interest over 25 years. It explains the grant portion, loan mechanics, and the need for representative government as turnout concerns rise, quoting William Green on striking language.
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece argues rapid progress in physical sciences fuels social instability by outrunning social science controls. It urges scientists to plan and publish research with awareness of immediate and long term social impact to prevent revolt and protect civilization.
Pierre Dufresne, threatened by anonymous letters, faces danger after a gunfire incident. He argues with Detective Sergeant Harper as Connors assigns protection and a plan to lure the stalker. Dufresne hints at hidden motives, while Harper weighs suspects among friends and staff. The scene closes with a wary sendoff as night falls.
Dr Morris Fishbein quotes guidance from a large U S clinic on indigestion prevention. It lists orange juice grapefruit and melons as inadvisable, coffee in moderation, and cautions about chocolate tea and fatty meats. It outlines acceptable breakfast options including white bread mush rolled oats and cornflakes while banning shredded wheat and bran and advising graham bread over coarse whole wheat.
A seven year old boy returns from his first week at school with a black eye. An only child who had never mixed with other boys, he is the beloved son of a devoted mother. Further details reveal the fraying of parental guidance and social integration.
Irvin Cobb and daughter Buff visit Los Angeles to discuss movie work and sign an acting contract. The pair entertain at a restaurant as fans and locals swarm for autographs while Cobb riffs on stage settings and locals, with references to Paducah reenactments and a tour through city spots, plants, and hangouts.
A staged after school fight between two boys led to a shocked mother and a complaint to the school. The principal declined discipline, promising only a lecture. The piece reflects on the social dynamics of junior school fights and the quicker social cost of exclusion over physical pain.
A cryptic style crossword lists across and down clues with numbered positions for a stage star and related words. The puzzle includes hints for nouns verbs colors and animal names, asking for fitting terms in a themed grid across horizontal and vertical entries.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale, Billy Mink eyes the kingfisher family in the sandbank home. He repeatedly fails to climb the bank while Rattles and Mrs. Rattles guard their nine hungry nestlings. The stealthy chase ends as Mink withdraws before capture.
Government estimates state three billion tons of soil are washed away from fields and pastures in the United States annually. The Kalmucks are a nomadic Mongol race inhabiting parts of China and Russia. American private investment abroad at the start of 1934 totaled about sixteen point seven billion dollars, not including war debts.
A fragmented item notes wartime policies in both land and sea where government controls food sales and regulates price scales. It states such measures conserve rations and implies opposition by a supposed slacker. The text also briefly references a girl’s rude behavior and a humble home.
Oklahoma City May 25 Kenneth Zeigler 14 years old lives near a drug store and spends nights around the corner. His stepfather is employed and the youth does his lessons at a fountain table outside the house while awaiting midnight.
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