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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1932
Page
4
A three year old sits beside a police dog at a middle western orphanage waiting for his mother as his parents disappear to seek work. The piece links his plight to the broader economic depressions and argues for preventing periodic economic downturns.
A concise look at Jos San Jurjo and the failed revolt in Spain. The piece contrasts revolts that surge with support against those that falter, noting leaders' risks and the crowd’s fickle allegiance. It also cites political figures like Colonel E. M. House and the Duke of Wellington as context for leadership and ruin.
An essay arguing that democracy risks producing a mass-man who wields power poorly. It cites Ortega y Gasset on average citizens feeling empowered, resisting abler judgments, and swaying political and economic life toward vulgar, self assured leadership. Copyright note included.
Nan Weare fears a plot against her husband Jervis Weare tied to Rosamund Carew and Robert Leonard. She dresses to meet Ferdinand Francis while a shadow grows as she learns Jervis may be harmed despite her warning. Nan steps into a dangerous social gamble with limited time.
Dr. Copeland explains low blood pressure or hypotension. He notes it is not a disease but a sign of possible disorders and may be temporary after shock or illnesses. Causes include Addison's disease adrenal issues chronic sinusitis and dental problems.
A 1932 King Features column praises a fearless New York grandmother riding a bath tub motorcycle with her grandson. The writer muses on old versus modern women, praising courage and faith while wondering about the changing roles of women and the outcome for their men.
A sprawling diary fragment recounts a day in New York from breakfast with a dentist to evening dinners and dances. It mentions Princess Der Ling, Pearl Buck, Clara Walsh, the Marvellous Millers act, roadside diners, hot dog wagons, and a London Claridge's encounter with a royal figure.
Mrs Chippy and her mate Face hardship as an orphan Cowbird within their nest grows larger and hungrier, snatching food from the other hatchlings. They struggle to feed their own young while coping with the demanding intruder. Headlines reference contemporaries and cultural notes from the era.
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues against suppressing childish play noting children crave dirt noise and destruction. She advocates educating child nature through outdoor creative activities using mud clay paste paint and a work bench to channel energy constructively.
Courthouse records show deeds for Wichita Falls Building & Loan Assn and Bonnie Belle McCullough with a $10 amount for Lot 10 Block 48 Roberts Pi. Also listed are car registrations Roy E. Brooks at Randolph Field Texas for a Ford coupe and Robt A Stone at 1604 Harrison with a Ford coupé.
A vintage newspaper puzzle lists numerous horizontal and vertical clues including Backward prefix and Public speaker entries. The grid references and numbered clues imply a cross word style feature with hints like Obsequies and Cuttle-bones, inviting solvers to fill a grid based on historic wordplay.
Alfred E. Smith appears as magazine editor on a weekly WABC CBS program discussing "Editing a Magazine" with a talk date a week from Wednesday and telecast via W2XAB. The schedule lists WEAF NBC programs and items including Glenn sisters and a parade of states.
Mrs. Chippy and Chippy discuss a cowbird in their nest. They worry about crowding, decide to feed the weak chick, and fear a predator while hoping Farmer Brown's Boy can help. The tale shifts to a new story, Farmer Brown's Boy Finds a Way.
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