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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1934
Page
4
The article notes Professor Piccard’s stratosphere work demonstrates humans are essentially two dimensional on the earth. His vertical ascent, far harder than horizontal travel, shows travel beyond ten miles requires months of prep and carries great hazards.
The Monthly Survey of Business notes a reversal in lending patterns from 1929 to 1930 as the government now borrows about 9 billion dollars while private business borrows 5.4 billion. The shift implies government spending must spur wealth creation to repay rising debts, with the author urging readers to draw their own conclusion.
Dr Frank argues the Roosevelt administration will reverse its price manipulation policies. He says artificial price boosting harms consumers and productive output, noting higher costs and restricted output inflate prices without delivering recovery. He criticizes AAA NRA monetary policy and warns the farm-industrial price gap remains.
Marian Gordon, Morning Dispatch reporter, lingered on the Brown bribery trial as Lon Casad left town. Brown stands accused of taking 10 000 to approve a defective high school building. Marian, torn between love and duty, heads to the courthouse awaiting the verdict while confronting fear and fatigue.
The article discusses hexuronic acid later called ascorbic acid and its role in preventing scurvy, plus the pure form of calciferol known as vitamin D. It notes ongoing studies on vitamin C’s effect on blood constituents and possible links to rheumatic fever, set against a broader scene of courtroom drama and character sketches.
Parents often assume their kids will prefer their friends children. The piece discusses how families often rely on proximity and familiarity, causing children to play together mainly when very young rather than choosing own playmates as they grow.
A column notes writers and artists abandoning New York’s pace for road trips and desert retreats. It highlights Brinkerhoff and others, touring Arizona New Mexico and California, praising simpler living and fewer expenses while recalling performances by Fania Marinoff and Helen Zelinskaya. It also describes Beekman Place studies and a critique of parental interference in children's friendships.
Paddy the Beaver completes a canal linking his pond to a grove of food trees, enabling safe transport of timber and protection from predators. He supervises the work, trims falls himself, and restricts the younger beaver from distant tasks, ensuring a safer operation.
An item titled School Days presents quick Q A on anchovies as small Mediterranean fish prized for their strong flavor and defines dollars exchange as overseas bills payable in U S currency and notes the Northern Lights also called the Aurora Borealis.
A word ladder game leads to a rural tale where Paddy and Mrs Paddy plan a canal change to reach needed water. They consider trees, a spring, and a dam, debating risk, weather, and sufficient food as winter approaches. The next story is Ready for Winter.
Clues across and down list many terms from a Canadian poet themed crossword style puzzle. Entries include guard, native metal, prophet, perched, tam, aperture, note in scale, half, wine vessel, uncooked, 2000 pounds, etc. The puzzle references World War era phrasing and a mixed set of definitions for historical cross reference.
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