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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe reports a proposed city ordinance to regulate itinerant peddlers and outside sales reps who solicit orders in Amarillo. Merchants support protection against unfair practices while preserving legitimate out-of-town business. The measure aims to shield local merchants from external competition while not targeting regular traveling salesmen.
A satirical look at bootleggers selling forbidden items in wartime Germany while noting the demand for Aryan genealogies. The piece contrasts illicit paper forged documents with broader critiques of laissez faire capitalism and calls for government minimum controls on wages hours prices and profits to stabilize the economy. The author argues private initiative must be guided, not chained, by prudent policy.
Jim Randal hides at Hale Place to piece memory after a six week gap and prove if he stole the Van Berg emeralds or is Nesta Riddell’s husband. Caroline Leigh learns Susie Van Berg wants to see her, and a rushed marriage proposal arrives from Robert Arbuthnot while a suffocating mystery tightens around Hale Place.
A meandering, sensory tour of fish markets from Fulton to Seine and Billingsgate, detailing odors, stalls, and the ritual of early buyers. Vivid vignettes mix market life with brief social sketches and cultural allusions from New York’s Broadway to Delmonico’s.
A diary like brief collection presents Whitefoot the Wood Mouse and Nimbleheels the Jumping Mouse with tale clash over tails and a fox interruption. The vignette contrasts pride in a tail with practical danger as a fox nears, amid theatrical notes and burlesque credits from Canfield’s and Lambs along with 1933 syndication credits.
The excerpt narrates Nimbleheels the Mouse and Whitefoot the other animal recalling the value of a long tail for balance and jumping. Timmy the Flying Squirrel demonstrates tail aided glide. Nimbleheels credits the tail as crucial for winter readiness. Burges closes with a note about a new story.
Dr Fishbein explains that alcoholic drinks add calories and require extra activity to burn them. A pint of beer, whisky, or highball equates to significant food energy, potentially offset by long walks or vigorous exercise. He notes daily needs of 2500 to 3000 calories and how banquets with drinks raise energy balance.
Hollywood chatter notes Garbo’s accent, rumors about Eric Linden and a contract walkout, Colleen Moore ready to return, and a looming executive housecleaning as the studio scene cools. It mentions Jimmy Gleason’s polo pony and Jackie Cooper’s fading appeal amid the talk of changes.
Mae West notes that girls seek film careers in Hollywood and often find men. Madge Evans stands out as an exception and her engagement to Tom Galley signals a forthcoming wedding as other players falter while maturing.
The Amarillo Hotel unveils a remodeled coffee shop with updated equipment decor and four new booths. A grand opening featuring Bobby Muse with free coffee and beer from 2 to 3 pm Friday is planned. The restaurant will be run by the Davis brothers of Sweetwater who previously operated several Southwest eateries.
A fragment from Nancy Morrow’s Word Builder puzzle hints at a word-building game with a past tense theme and broken sentences. The text references an election time and a dinner interruption, plus a nightlife scene at midnight and a gnat disturbing a tango.
A themed crossword featuring clues on heroines, notes, measures, verbs, and badges across horizontal and vertical entries with references to famous women, saints, and historical figures, including reactions, objects, and weathered phrases from the puzzle. The grid centers on a blend of musical notes, linguistic terms, and mythic references.
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