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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
8
The Globe weighs the Hoover Roosevelt race noting Roosevelt is more colorful yet not guaranteed victory and Hoover risks alienating voters with the bonus army incident. It argues both attack and defense tactics shape the contest as the nation seeks better times.
A New York police officer replies to criticism urging caution in public matters. He defends police fatigue and family hardship, then shifts to a serialized tale segment about Mr Weare and Nan in a courtroom drama, ending with a moral about perseverance under pressure.
Glenn Frank and L P Jacks propose three standards idealism efficiency and sportsmanship to judge actions and enterprise. They warn idealists may be sloppy workers business executives may lack idealism and true sportsmen may lack both. The coming economic reconstruction requires leaders who unite these three qualities.
A fragmented account describes a pursuit that started with fear and confusion. It references Fowler and a method to frighten rivals into retreat, leaving players scattering to hiding spots among the wet grass.
Ambrose Weare on his deathbed dictates a will with a sharp condition: if his grandson Jervis Weare does not marry Rosamund Carew within three months of his death, Rosamund inherits. The scene contrasts Weare’s brittle humor with Page’s cautious legality as family ties and money collide.
Dr Copeland outlines burn risks from common sources and urges caution. He notes rising burn injuries, especially among children, and provides at home first aid steps from cooling with starch to baking soda baths and when to seek hospital care. He also mentions tannic acid treatment once used in World War I.
A nostalgic vignette recalls a family feast centered on a home made ham and the smoke house. Vivid details include Hickory scent, spring house, old silver cups, whipping whips, and Grandma on the porch as cooking memories unfold.
The page lists a long set of across and down clues for a word puzzle with numbered entries including common terms like mercantile medium and orange, custom, rubber port in South America and others. It reads like a vintage crossword or word-fill puzzle segment.
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