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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
4
A reader letter highlights Potter County library use, noting 190,000 yearly circulations and a four-person staff while criticizing budget cuts and unspent book funds. The piece urges continued support, linking library services to education alongside 22 city and nine county public schools.
Glenn Frank argues Americans require a unifying national mission beyond material fixes. He asserts life gains color when a people pursue a grand enterprise, urging leadership to humanize and stabilize the overheated economy and to abandon old slogans for new problem solving.
Nan Forsyth, newly married to Jervis Weare, stalks unsettling memories of a man she blames for Jervis’ near murder. After losing her job and fearing Rosamund Carew, Nan trails a taxi to No 29 as Robert Leonard appears with a plot to extract cash, hinting at danger and past sins resurfacing.
Dr. Copeland outlines the electro cardiogram as a precise, painless tool to detect heart block and other disorders. The device records heart impulses via galvanometer connections, producing photographs to compare with normal patterns, aiding diagnosis and treatment.
Winifred Black questions a mother's punishment of her 18 year old son jailed for stealing cookies. She contrasts abuse with potential love and kindness, suggests the mother try understanding and warmth, and hints at a hidden good in the boy.
New York dispatch notes that many artists face lean times after a boom period. Commercial illustrators lost large profits, some returning to Europe or smaller studios, while others faced rapid financial losses and shifts in work. The piece cites Arthur William Brown and Herb Roth as examples and includes a critical verse about George Jean Nathan.
A mother tries every tactic to coax her 4 year old to eat, using guilt and relatives as motivation. The child resists with a calm, stubborn smile while the mother’s anxiety grows. Experts advise transferring meal supervision to someone who remains unconcerned to avoid feeding resistance.
In St Paul on September 8 Farmer Charles B Ott warned he would turn his pigs loose around the capitol to protest deer spoilage of his truck garden. The governor sent the complaint to the game and fish department. Also noted: 4 H club corn yields in Iowa averaged 52.7 bushels per acre versus 50.4 in related fields.
In a summer survey of 96 000 head on Finnis farms only a fraction of a percent showed infection. The report notes tests indicated very low spread among dairy cattle and highlights robust herd health across regions.
A historical crossword style list mixes definitions for transfers as property, entrances, units, shanks, and parts of speech alongside references to trade ministers and U S commerce. It combines geographic hints with transportation, measurement, and movables in a dense plural clue set.
A nostalgic miscellany features Sun Shine the Warbler and Sally Sly in a tale of egg thievery and clever forest contrasts. It also notes cultural tidbits from 1932, including authorial biographies, railroading knowhow, and humorous housekeeping notes.
New York reports a week of radio time for campaign speakers with Ogden Mills, Norman Thomas and other figures. WEAF NBC presents a treasury address by Mills at 7 30 p m Saturday from Portland Missouri followed by a variety of programs. WJZ NBC carries Thomas next Wednesday night and other stations offer music and talks through the evening hours.
Mrs Sunshine and Sunshine recount how Sally Sly imposed an egg on their nest claiming cunning. They reveal they outsmarted her by building a two story nest and keeping the egg, while noting Sally Sly’s pride and the sparrows’ naivety. The tale ends with the egg remaining in their nest as a mockable trophy.
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