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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1934
Page
4
Special delivery and mail rates noted for The Globe subscribers. The article discusses evolving warfare shifting from mass armies to technologically equipped forces, noting tanks planes and machine guns reducing the need for large numbers and the possibility of smaller professional armies in future conflicts.
Glenn Frank warns that rigid tradition risks revolt or dictatorship. He advocates flexible intelligence and responsible leadership to modernize private enterprise and political liberty, warning against both radicalism and reaction. The piece questions whether Americans will adapt or self-destruct under inflexible ideals.
Bob Power wrestles with divorce from Marsha as they clash over love and pride in a tense library scene. He imagines a year in Mexico to heal their rift while she writes letters, flirts with detachment, and keeps him at bay amid rain on a dismal court.
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes cases of gasoline and coal oil poisoning in children aged 10 months to 4 years. In a two year hospital study, 11 percent died, with higher fatality from gasoline than coal oil. Most cases stemmed from simple curiosity and access to hazardous substances.
A modern mother Mrs Brown raises her child with a free self expressive approach. She keeps a baby in a pen to go out and enrolls him in nursery school to foster independence. Her affection is limited to occasional kisses.
New Yorker D. O. Mintyre notes a summer revival of regional theater, with stars like Grace George Glenn Hunter Francine Larrimore and J C Nugent performing in Long Island Maine and Connecticut towns. He praises barnlike venues and modest pay, and contrasts cabarets and mushrooming fitness eateries with lively street scenes and bustling 57th Street coffee house culture.
Farmer Brown's Boy installs a night table and lamp to watch who cleans out his wood shed pans. Bobby Coon, unseen at first, sneaks in and eats, revealing Jimmy Skunk and Mrs. Jimmy are not the only nocturnal visitors. The tale notes how the Green Forest's small residents keep watch on neighbors.
A column argues mothers should avoid either neglect or excessive control. It calls Mrs Brown lazy for rationalizing neglect, urges steady affection like routine needs, and warns against dangerous overthinking. The piece notes practical hazards and cites a fossil nest near the Grand Canyon and seven pound crawfish in the Gulf of Mexico.
Clues cover artists, objects, and relations across horizontal and vertical entries. Answers include a Spanish designer, various body parts, measurements, and common words, with cross references guiding the fill.
Most fish are color blind and colors have little meaning to them. Connecticut is the Nutmeg State. The Ba den Baden, built by Captain Anton Flettner, is famous for using rotor wind power for propulsion instead of sails.
A word building game prompts players to find a sequence where each new word adds one letter to the previous, though order may change. The prompt blends odd phrases about flowers, brides, and a florist, with garbled bits about a great injury and a gaiter and cigarette.
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