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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1933

Page

4

Warnings on Rail Wrecks Spur Calls for Safer Practices

In a 1933 editorial from Oklahoma and New Mexico, the piece cites recent rail wrecks including the Crescent Limited and the Golden State Limited. It argues that aging workers, pension rules, and ultra cautious economies threaten public safety and urges trains maintain proper signals and manpower. Judge John 3 Parker is cited on government duty to uphold peace and order.

New York Roosevelt Southern Southern Pacific Rock Island Golden State Limited Erie Flyer John 3. Parker U. S. Court of Appeals

Nostalgia for Old Minstrel by C. O. McIntyre

A humorous nostalgic column recalls vaudeville era minstrel acts and showmen like Hap Ward and Charlie Russell. It notes chummy anecdotes about Eugene Pield, Anna May Wong, Babe Ruth, John J. McGraw, and other figures, with playful jests on showbiz life and headlines.

C. O. McIntyre New York Chatham Walk

Stickytoes the Tree Toad Teaches Quiet Drought Philosophy

In Thornton W. Burg's bedtime tale, Stickytoes the Tree Toad avoids complaint during drought. A frog born in the Smiling Pool, he lives in trees and offers calm resilience, contrasting neighbors who grumble about conditions. He believes acceptance reduces trouble.

Buckytoes Smiling Pool Stickytoes

Don’t Nazify the NRA by Glenn Frank

The author urges mass unity to support the NRA recovery program without resorting to mob tactics or intimidation. He warns against threats and “economic Ku Kluxism” and calls for careful, sympathetic handling of small enterprises lacking credit or scale while backing higher wages and shorter hours.

NRA Washington Johnson McClure

Fragmentary note hints at series questions and responses

A garbled message mentions how it began and asks for ideas to Berdanier care of lobe. It references frustration with a series and seeks input on origin or answer. No clear persons or dates are established.

Berdanier Lobe

Hidden Door Intrigue on the St Lawrence River

Colin Hewitt risks a hijack plot as he plans to warn Lazarre about Captain Dollaire's men. Germaine Tremblay reveals a daring ruse to aid Colin and to keep him safe. The pair conceal themselves aboard a launch near the club while plotting their next move.

Colin Hewitt Germaine Tremblay St. Lawrence Joe Lagarre Captain Dollaire Lazarre New York Colin Germaine Delijaire Jacques Antoinette Mr. Howard Cap A l'Orage

Sleeping sickness in St. Louis linked to brain involvement

Dr. Morris Fishbein reports on sleeping sickness in St. Louis, noting sudden onset with headache fever throat inflammation and neck stiffness. The cortex is often affected with high fatality and limited transmission suggests localized outbreak with no personal prevention possible beyond general caution.

St. Louis United States Public Health Service United States

Hollywood stars and studio quirks reveal backstage quirks

Interesting notes from Hollywood include George O Briens Christmas birthday tie with Marguerite Churchill becoming Mrs O Brien, Warner Olands lunch in a pail, Kay Francis 36 costume changes, Bing Crosby fan letters with powder, and Garbos bead heavy costume. Other highlights cover Victor Jory school expulsions and Ruth Donnellys career shift.

Hollywood George O’brien Marguerite Churchill Maurice Chevalier Bing Crosby William Powell Ruth Chatterton Paul Muni Wallace Ford Ruth Donnelly Harry Sharrow Jackie Coogan Los Angeles Chinatown Zasu Pitts Emil Jannings Garbo

Guiding Your Child Thank-You Letters

An guidance piece by Alice Clarissa Richmond on training children to write thank you notes. It emphasizes early practice, clear expectations, and constant moderation to prevent forgotten letters. The final reward is teens who take responsibility without embarrassment when meeting relatives.

Alice Clarissa Richmond Sarah

Who Is the U S A administration leader In the picture

A crossword style quiz lists clues about the pictured man and related terms. The prompt asks identify the U S A administration leader in the image and cross clues cover nouns verbs and roles from 13 to 59 across vertical and horizontal directions.

U. S. A. Administration

Lord Byron Umpire Recalled for Humorous Baseball Tales

A nostalgic reminiscence recounts a big league umpire nicknamed Lord Byron known for poetic calls and sharp retorts. Fans mocked his walk and voice before a dramatic outburst, and a cocky substitute batter drew cheers as a zany crowd moment at Polo Grounds.

Byron Lord Byron Polo Grounds

Radio Clock Listings Show Evening NBC CBS Mix

New York radio guide lists WBAF NBC schedule with Rudy Vallee at 6 and Showboat at 7 and Jolson and Whiteman at 8 The WABC CBS lineup features The Black Cat at 6 30 Deep River Orchestra at 8 NRA talk with Governor Ritchie at 9 30 WJZ NBC offers Tune Detective at 5 45 Wayne King Orchestra at 7 30 and Army band at 9 30.

New York WBAF NBC Rudy Vallee Jolson Whiteman WABC CBS The Deep River Orchestra Governor Ritchie WJZ Wayne King Army Band

Stickytoes the Inconspicuous Weathered Rain Caller

Neighbors blame a rumored rain caller who hides in plain sight as Stickytoes changes coat colors and stays cool. The bird avoids sun in shade, moves to Farmer Brown’s porch vine at dusk, and enjoys a damp hideout in the potting box while hunting insects at night. The tale mirrors small-town rumor and animal cleverness.

Scrapper Sticky Toes Stickytoes Hs Famly Farmer Brown Mother Brown T. W. Burgess

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