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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1932
Page
4
The Globe discusses community chests uniting charity groups into a single funded plan. It highlights benefits from consolidated social service programs, including aid tracking, budget education for the poor, and mother and family training, with Amarillo seeking $75,000 for care of the jobless and supporting character-building institutions.
Glenn Frank relates a parable from Ray Lyman Wilbur on the political economy. He notes the shift from rich industrial activity to reliance on discarded factory byproducts and warns the nation must return to hard work and prudent economics despite subsidies and speculation.
Jervis Weare trades with kidnapper Robert Leonard for ransom after fending off an attempt to drown. Rosamund Carew confesses a web of past marriages and schemes as Leonard presses for payment. Nan, tormented by dreams of Jervis death, lies unsettled in the cave where danger and deceit entwine with a plan for escape.
Dr. Copeland describes body heat regulation through metabolism and shivering. Food provides tissue repair and energy while the skin acts as a thermostat. When air cools, nerve signals raise cell vibrations and muscles shiver to generate warmth using stored nutrients.
The column meditates on fear and suspicion evoked by hidden mischief in relationships. It contrasts nighttime anxieties with waking to a renewed, friendly life, pondering whether later we wake to a different life free of doubt and sorrow.
On a foggy voyage the narrator notes mood shifts aboard ship and follows Nan toward danger. A stormy night leads to a cliffside chase and a mysterious visit to Robert Leonard's home hinting at a future horror.
Peter Rabbit watches an army of armyworms advance across the Green Meadows toward Farmer Brown's cornfield. Workers dig a ditch, kerosene is poured in holes, and the hungry caterpillars fall in and die. The corn is saved as the army malfunctions due to lack of retreat.
The Texas Railroad Commission will soon decide on Santa Fe Railway permission to discontinue the motor car passenger service between Amarillo and Borger. Testimony was given Monday before Col. Ernest O. Thompson of Amarillo, commissioner, with the railroad citing revenue loss and Borger residents not protesting.
Schedules show networks dedicating evenings and afternoons to politics. Highlights include the Republican rally at Madison Square Garden on October 31 with President Hoover, and Gov Roosevelt speaking November 4 at the Advertising Club of New York.
A cryptic style crossword listing multiple horizontal and vertical clues referencing Gandhi themes and related terms. Clues include body care, tools, anatomy, geography, and honors, forming a large grid with entries like High terrace Street and Gandhi went on strike.
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