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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1934
Page
4
The piece links Thanksgiving to the Pilgrims, noting a shared experience of hardship and recovery. It urges gratitude to Divine Providence and a determination to move forward with freedom and democracy, despite past trials. The tone is hopeful about overcoming difficulties and renewing national purpose.
A Bolivia Paraguay clash described as a miniature of modern war. Bolivia drafts 18 year olds and claims a smashing victory with 15 000 enemy losses while Paraguay counters with claims of victory. The piece notes heavy casualties and a grim mobilization of youth.
Dr Frank argues against price raising as unfair competition. He cites NRA ties to curbing cut-throat practices and warns against manufacturers and retailers who collude to push prices above reasonable levels, narrowing access for consumers.
Marian Casad battles a contractor McSwain who schemes to replace her friend Waki with his own gardener while her husband Lon is drawn into work at East Brazos High. A detective letter from John King offers a possible proof of McSwain’s deceit, as Marian seeks leverage.
Marion receives a coded telegram and plots with double to woo Lon away. McSwain anticipates the bank visit and a staged letter from Cliff to Silver Hondon. Marian endures monotony as days pass, awaiting Long's return and fearing the plan's exposure.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains throat infections in plain terms. Acute laryngitis is often caused by streptococcus or staphylococcus with hoarseness and throat swelling. Diphtheria remains the most serious form, producing a thick white membrane and potential breathing difficulty.
A child named Sam loses trust as his father uses promised rewards as threats over months. The essay defines Indian giving as unconditional promises withdrawn by threats. It argues such tactics spoil anticipation and undermine motivation, leaving the child discouraged and hard to manage.
Columbus tailor Julius Hendricksen rises as early as 2 30 A M and for 31 years has walked 25 miles before breakfast to study the night sky keeping busy and healthy, according to a U P report from Columbus Wisconsin.
A portrait of social ascent from mannequin to royalty features Washington novelty, and London society notes. Josephine Armstrong and Doris Duke rise in elite circles. Erskine Gwynne and the Earl of Dudley figure in rumored matches. Chaplin reminiscences, Doc Perry’s revival, and bustling lower East Side scenes pepper the column.
Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse leave their grassland home to avoid Roughley the Hawk who sits by a lone tree on the Green Meadows. Nanny resists leaving but agrees to move for safety as other predators loom nearby.
A reader puzzle asks for a lettered word from scrambled letters plus one extra. A children's tale follows where Danny and Nanny Fox scout Farmer Brown's cornfield at dawn and consider making a home there while describing their hunger and corn craving during their long journey.
Viscount Admiral Makoto Saito, former Japanese premier, says war between Japan and the United States is unlikely while warning that Russo Japanese tensions require vigilance. He defends Manchukuo policy and argues the new state will prove itself amid Asia Pacific power shifts.
A Girl Scouts Training Course led by Miss Margreth Chesmore of St. Louis will take place next week. Schedule shows afternoon sessions 2:30 to 4:30 and evening classes 7:30 to 9:30 on select days at Central Presbyterian Church in Amarillo. The course is a required prerequisite for all scout leaders.
A grid style word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues covering terms from fruit to geography and language. Includes references to states, symbols, and daily life terms such as birds berries and tools, with an AARGENTINA FLAG themed answer and various directional hints.
Questions ask who conquered the Northwest Territory named Ohio Michigan Indiana Wisconsin and Minnesota. Answers include George Rogers Clark, then explain gourmand versus gourmet. Also references Admiral George Dewey and the Battle of Manila Bay with an incorrect date given as May 4 1998.
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