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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1934
Page
4
Fragments describe the new Federal Housing Act aiding Amarillo with private capital backed by government bonds to fund home building and repairs. The piece also debates humane death options and Beebe's bathysphere voyage, praising exploration as an age of plenty versus surplus.
Bob confronts Marsha over a box of his late mother's items and a kiss that haunts him. After a night of remorse and self scorn, he realizes his true feelings for Marsha endure beyond anger and decides to seek forgiveness. Morning brings a chance to mend or deepen the rift as he prepares to talk.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the body's linked cardiovascular renal system and how heart, blood circulation, and kidneys affect each other. He emphasizes monitoring kidney function to ensure proper blood volume and chemical balance for overall health.
The piece recalls a past custom of a young sister acting as a gooseberry on drives with a couple. It notes the charm of chaperones faded as such figures become museum pieces and blames parental laziness for letting younger siblings intrude.
A reflective column notes 1934 cinema figures and New York culture including King George, Charles Laughton, Bubbles, and Mickey Neilan. It discusses reefer use among Harlem musicians, the narcotic issue in the metropolitan area, and personal anecdotes about journalists and window dressers.
In Great Bend Kansas on September 7 farmers harvest an unusual crop Russian thistle once a weed now used as cattle roughage for winter. Agronomists say it makes good hay if cut before maturity as drought conditions leave no rain to draw water.
A cryptic puzzle asks who philosophy s first martyr was and blends scattered clues across horizontal and vertical grids. It references terms from philosophy religion and language, with numerous numbered hints guiding toward a historical figure and related words.
Jimmy Skunk robs Bobby Coon of the fight by blasting him with a gas bomb in Farmer Brown’s woodshed. The attack ends Bobby Coon’s advance as he chokes and staggers from the powerful attack in the Green Forest setting.
The text cites U S coffee consumption from July 1 1933 to April 30 1934 at over 10 million bags. It also states Roger Williams founded the first Baptist church in Providence Rhode Island in 1639. It lists monetary unit countries: rupee India, gunder Netherlands, shilling England, peseta Spain.
A playful word builder puzzle leads into a forest tale where Jimmy Skunk and Bobby Coon clash over food and pride. Farmer Brown's Boy witnesses the skirmish and contemplates the woodshed feud ending as Jimmy’s scent bomb unsettles all. The scene closes with a moral about guarding feeding habits.
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