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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1933
Page
4
A Globe editorial reflects on the suicide of Robert E. Farley, former Rotary Club president, and critiques a cheerful living code. It argues that facing the worst, not merely laughing it off, builds resilience amid sudden shocks. The piece cites Farley's magazine code and warns against forced optimism masking hard realities.
A historical column discusses buying now to spur prosperity and examines the NRA's role in economic recovery. It weighs views that the NRA boosts profits for labor, raises costs, affects small businesses, and questions its effectiveness as a lasting policy. Copyright McClure Syndicate.
Nesta Riddell pressures her brother Tom to move a fleeing husband who talks in his sleep of emeralds. Caroline Leigh pursues a cousin believed to be aboard the Alice Arden, while a nurse hints the man may be Jim Riddell or Jim Randal, and a wife’s keen wish drives the search. The mystery deepens as a clue slips tomorrow.
Dr Fishbein cites NCAA physicians who urge complete abstinence from alcohol and tobacco to improve physical condition. They emphasize long practice requires sleep, recommending ten hours nightly and bed before midnights. They note ankle knee and shoulder injuries need extra protection in sports.
Tyler Texas senator Tom Connally told Rose Festival audiences that Roosevelt will soon fix the gold content of the dollar at 55 to 65 cents, boosting prices and business. He predicted the president’s re election and Democratic control for a quarter century, citing farm relief and banking reforms as signs of recovery. Speakers included Lon A. Smith and Rep Morgan G. Sanders.
In Hollywood Mae West shines in I'm No Angel with memorable lines and a strong box office forecast. Footlight Parade, a Warner musical starring Cagney Blondell Keeler Powell and Kibbee, also impresses, rivaling Gold Diggers of 1933 and 42nd Street. Harpo Marx jokes about Billy Cagney eloping to Mexico for laughs.
A reflective column by O McIntyre in New York on October 13 surveys writers performers and critics. He recalls Adela Rogers St John, Bainbridge Colby and Lillian Gish while noting recalls of Noel Coward Roy Atwell and Bugs Beer. He recounts a 1940s hotel scene with Col Mann and a campus friendship between Harry Kemp and Brock Pemberton.
Chatterer the Red Squirrel observes Thunderer the Grouse elude a hunter as open season begins. The piece blends natural lore with reflections on hunting, fame, and the era’s cultural figures and print note from 1933.
A columnist argues for gendered reading during adolescence. Girls benefit from sentimental novels emphasizing womanhood while boys gravitate to sea stories and histories of conquerors. Logical early reading builds a head start and broad, cultured minds.
Preston Brown and spouse deed lot 45 block 1 Highland Addition to Earla Edwards for 600. Lucile Turnley and spouse deed lot 11 block 15 San Jacinto Heights to J D Turnley for 3000. Frost Motor Co listed Pontiac and address 1206 Van Buren with owner G C Davis. B and B uk 4 Zaplan Chivales listed.
A historical crossword style clue set asks who was the famous star of yesterday in the pictured feature. It includes references such as the royal palm and mentions Russian schooling, with multiple encoded hints about words and positions across horizontal and vertical entries.
Tonight’s lineup on WEAF NBC features Orchestra and Cavaliers at 1, Fred Allen at 8, Mark Fisher Orchestra at 10:30, March of Time, 8:30 Football Show, and Olson and Johnson at 9. Roosevelt address at 9 on WJZ NBC, Cab Calloway Orchestra at 11. WBNX ABS offers Half Past Eight Revue at 7:30 and Modern Arabian Nights at 8:30.
Thunderer and Mrs. Grouse discuss how hunters begin their season and warn their young about dangers. Chatterer trails a hunter’s dog, witnessing a series of takeoffs and gunshots as a grouse evades capture and one is lost, while the young birds remain hopeful yet naïve.
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