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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1934
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes a nationwide dip in mood yet highlights rising adult education in CWA programs and growing high school graduations in Amarillo. The piece stresses parental support and the better preparation of today’s youth for life’s responsibilities compared with 1924 trends.
A square rigged four masted bark Abraham Rydberg raced a Mauretania off the blue Atlantic, briefly keeping level before the wind eased and the steamer pulled ahead. The sight underscored how a wind jammer can briefly match modern liners under favorable conditions.
Detective Connally and Hilleary investigate a snowbound Powhatan Terrace mansion after a murder is found at the Hamill case site. The pair prune clues through a storm battered night, encountering a locked, dimly lit hall and a front door that won’t stay shut as they search for the killer.
Dr Fishbein discusses yeast in the diet noting its vitamins may help prevent pellagra and beriberi. He says many Americans already get enough B vitamins, but workers in industrial Michigan may lack essential nutrients due to diet.
Alice Clarissa Richmond examines a mother child exchange over large scale art. Mrs Smith seeks a large sheet to draw a big picture and debates using a foolscap pad. The piece explores practical choices and parental guidance for creative projects.
Los Angeles Chinatown faces upheaval as a new union station is planned nearby. The piece surveys Alvera Street’s Mexican quarter, Hardby Japanese town, and the Pilipino settlement with destitute communities and shifting social dynamics.
Puzzle entry lists horizontal and vertical clues about a poem or author family with references to a well known former justice and various wordplay hints. The grid includes clues on law figures, geography, objects, and titles, suggesting a themed crossword style puzzle solution.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale, the kingfisher Rattles and Mrs. Rattles tirelessly feed their nine hungry offspring. The proud parents endure long nights and hard days as they fish for minnows water beetles and grasshoppers to sustain the growing brood.
A fragmented passage asks who founded Mothers Day, noting Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia conceived the idea in 1907 and sparked the first observance in Philadelphia on May 10 1908. It also asks about San Marino as the smallest old republic and notes patriotic glands description near the head region.
A wary father questions his featherless feathered babies. Mrs. Rattles insists the coats are feathers while the father sees quill like growths. The scene ends with continued doubt as the strange coats lengthen. Copyright 1934 by T W Burgess.
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