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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1934
Page
4
Amarillo Globe advertises subscription pricing for Texas and Oklahoma with options for daily and Sunday editions. Rates show one month eight sixty five, six months three ninety, per year seventy six, and Sunday only per year two sixty.
The Globe reports on Japan erecting fortifications on League of Nations mandate islands in the north Pacific. It notes Versailles terms limit mandates from fortifying assigned territories and cites Yap treaty specifics. It discusses Japan's planned withdrawal from the League next March and possible continuation of mandate under League oversight.
An essay on democracy at the opera season reveals how opening night shifts from elite boxes to a broader crowd. The piece argues democracy battles not only dictatorship but the human hunger for social inequality, hinting at the fragile democratization of cultural life.
Marian plans a grand birthday dinner for Lon Casad amid renewed confidence from his new foreman role on the East Brazos high school project. Silver and McSwain plotting tensions surface as Marian contemplates exposure, then the couple shares a quiet, hopeful moment before a dramatic twist upends the evening.
New York recalls Stark Young, Texas born writer once obscure, now soaring after So Red the Rose tops best seller lists. The piece sketches his rise from University of Texas professor to critics’ admiration as England and Italy champion his work, and notes other cultural observations and industry sentiment in 1934.
The piece argues Americans favor choosing their own physicians and warns state medicine would harm this intimate doctor patient bond. It notes U S illness and death rates compare well with other nations and cites AMA data suggesting few Americans lack access to medical care.
County treasurer Maude Shea reorganized fixtures to create more room for public access. The reshuffle aims to streamline service and improve customer flow in the office.
Chicago reporter notes the bailiff John Duffy of Judge Rudolf Desort's courtroom pacing with a four month old, Dolores Artino, during a divorce hearing. The infant wailed as the mother testified, Duffy took the child, then resumed proceedings and ordered the audience to silence.
In Thornton W. Burgess Bedtime Stories, Honker the Goose travels with Mrs. Honker and friends, greeting old allies the Quack family at the Smiling Pool and pondering whether a larger flock will rest on the Big River as autumn signals their seasonal call. Peter Rabbit alerts the Quacks, and they await Honker's arrival amid warnings of hunters and distant sounds.
A quiz fragment lists three questions including George Washington’s birthplace and date Westmoreland County Virginia February 22 1732 and an old style date February 11 Shakespeare quote about greatness and a definition Sanskrit as the ancient language of India.
The passage notes a word builder game where each new word adds one letter to the previous, with letters possibly rearranged. It recounts a scene where a "fat man" sits and breathes heavily, while the kids in the neighborhood rally around a playful slogan about skiing and the kids gathering near something called SKIDS.
Crisp waffles will be served this Friday night in the Amarillo High School Cafeteria by the Sandies' Mothers Club. The supper begins at 6 o'clock with 35 cent waffles. Proceeds go to a banquet for the Sandies after the football season.
Three Shield of Faith School faculty members entertained Cliffside School students and patrols last night. Miss Ella Wheeler Bond performed vocal and piano numbers, Donald Land spoke on dietetics, and Kenneth Hetfield gave a travel talk. The Mennonites are a religious sect founded by Menno Simmons, born in 1492.
Peter Rabbit and Mrs. Quack discuss distant birds flying in a V toward the Big River. They identify Honker among the flock and sense tiredness and caution as the group nears water after a long journey.
Puzzle clues mention German composer and musical terms with varied definitions. Answers cross between musical and everyday words, hinting at a themed crossword style puzzle with several vertical and horizontal entries to solve.
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