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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
4
The article recalls Julius Rosenwald guaranteeing his employer's brokerage accounts during the 1929 stock market crash, costing him 7,825,000 dollars. It notes such acts were beyond his duties as employer and illustrate his habit of using wealth to aid others.
The stock market gains are tied to the belief that US Russia trade relations may improve. While Americans largely oppose the Communist regime, Russian orders abroad could bolster American industry and future profits.
Nan questions Rosamund about Jervis's sudden absence and possible alibi as Ferdinand notes Leonard's early departure. Rosamund teases Nan, hints at hidden moves, and deflects, saying men go off and suggesting Jervis may be with someone or at a New York flat. Nan pushes for truth amid veiled replies.
Dr Copeland outlines gout as a constitutional disorder caused by excess uric acid in the blood. He notes that faulty nutrition and malnutrition drive it, outlines dietary limits on purine foods, and recommends general hygiene, regular meals, exercise, and fresh air as part of treatment.
Venice shines with the Doge palace described as perhaps the world’s most beautiful edifice its pink facade edged by white stone and numerous balconies. The writer notes Tintoretto and other treasures inside while observations drift to guides fashion and a humorous dig at barber pole inspired beams.
A young Grouse watches his mother amid two stilling dogs and hunters with guns. He wonders why she stays and why she does not fly, as the hunters plan a sudden strike to lift the bird and endanger the mother. The scene blends Nature study with suspenseful survival.
A twenty five year old asserts independence from a meddling mother while she contemplates whether to let him face trouble alone. The mother vows to mind her own business, a decision the piece calls a sane resolution. Two intertwining scenes reveal trust, tension, and a quiet test of family duty. Two eager investigators, tomorrow, look into Robert Leonard's alibi.
Crossword style clues ask about current US party in power and Woodrow Wilson representation, with many vertical and horizontal hints covering geography and common terms. Includes prompts like age, confining, you and me, and river Caesar crossed.
Radio editor reports experiments by E B Myers showing inductive light television on a 28 inch screen from a transmitter half a mile away. Programs list WEAF WABC and WJZ schedules with bands orchestras and a drama.
Mrs Grouse evades two dogs and two gun-happy hunters by running between them and bursting from the thicket with a roar of wings. The old bird tricks both hunters who admit she has learned their tricks.
Five year old Charles Davis was struck and killed while trying to follow his dog across a road in North Carolina. The automobile driver Harry Tucker of Hammond Indiana stopped and was attacked by the dog, which was beaten off. Ossie Solem begins duties as new University of Town football coach and allows spectators at Monday and Thursday practices.
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