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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1934
Page
4
The piece argues unemployment drives the economic crisis and requires a broad, multi-front policy. It cites Isador Lubin’s analysis of 1929 employment levels across consumer goods, durable goods, railroads, mining and services, plus housing and farming as pathways for job revival.
Dr Frank argues a temporary bridge of NRA AAA PWA CWA FERA supports recovery after the Great Depression. He warns engineers doubt its safety but notes earth filling under logs signals normal progress could prevent a collapse. The view aims to give President Roosevelt room to refine reforms.
After the S S Boldero sinks by Captain Wong Bo, Harvey Bowers and Ivy Green escape on a raft to Tiger Island with Helen the monkey. They survive on wild fruit and water while the pirate crew flees toward Borneo aboard the Ladysmith, pursued by Commander Ashton. Tomorrow the tigers grow hungry.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses why men appear more prone to serious diseases than women. He cites birth, nutrition, and reproduction factors, plus ideas about chemical life activity, alcohol exposure, and other risks as possible explanations.
An essay urges parents to invest daily in child education through shared reading lists and courses in history and economics. It argues that parental neglect of cultural topics leaves children unaware of broader ideas and promotes a deeper, more tolerant family bond.
Robert Ripley, at 43, tops his peers in earnings and by products, earning a quarter of a million. The San Francisco born humorist blends sport, travel, and the Believe It Or Not era from New York, living atop the New York Athletic Club and pursuing explorations four months yearly.
Mrs Paddy and Paddy discuss winter prep in a Beaver tale. They debate weather forecasts and memory versus preparation, concluding the wise plan for the worst and ready for any outcome. The dialogue centers on food stock, shelter, and prudent work ahead.
Paddy and Mrs. Paddy guide two elder twins to help gather food from distant trees as they plan to extend the dam and create a larger pond. They will fetch logs via a canal from a spring to reach the new pond, stock a food pile, and plaster the house after harvest. The goal is to survive a hard winter.
A long puzzle listing across horizontal and vertical clues with several entries linked to wordplay. Includes references to musical notes, body parts, pronouns, and various objects such as fabric, pigments, and tools. also hints at professions, gods, and letters.
Questions about labor costs and poetry. The notes define charges on borrowed money at about 25 of every 100 dollars of wages. Calligraphy is elegant writing or penmanship. Robert Frost is identified as a New England poet.
Staff writer and Detroit character Charlie Hughes, famed for magazine pieces, dines at a brassy eatery on Tth avenue. While inspecting a sandwich, a waiter asks if the roast beef is rare enough. Hughes replies with a quip about a steer recovering from injury.
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