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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1934
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe reports former President Hoover’s rare public comments on recent U S government growth. He notes vast powers and a growing bureaucracy since 1933, but until now has avoided labeling the New Deal a liberty threat, keeping his stance quiet amid political shifts.
A Washington society lady recounts traveling in Soviet Russia and wearing a Hope McLean diamond. She says crowds disliked the display yet were fascinated, calling the scene blood curdling and signaling it will be safer for American women to wear jewelry in Russia. Explorer Robert C. Murphy lauds Denmark’s culinary standard.
In a 1934 McClure Syndicate piece the author argues that democracy requires four procedural revisions: a fixed crisis government process, clarified roles for legislature and executive, defined duties for experts, and trained public servants. Yet survival hinges on solving economic problems and maintaining stability amid growing direct democracy tendencies.
A couple faces love and deception as a forged note and past entanglements surface. The woman reveals she forged a letter from her dying mother to win back Bob, then argues feelings and forgiveness lead to a renewed bond and a hopeful ending.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses the ongoing severity of appendicitis and new Philadelphia labeling rules warning against laxatives or stomach intake when abdominal pain occurs. He notes four hours of cramps demand medical advice and that diagnosing appendicitis is harder in children due to dietary factors and thinner appendix with more lymphoid tissue.
New York writer Charles V MacArthur and Ben Hecht work at an Astoria studio under strict hands off orders. The pair remain the focus of attention as Hollywood moves draw Broadway names into film, with industry shifts noted and veterans like David Warfield lingering at the Rialto.
In this bedtime scene Farmer Browns Boy finds a lost skunk cub named Little Jimmy and hides it from his mother. Mother Brown insists the animal be moved outside while caring for the cub with milk. The boy secretly prepares a sleeping box in the barn with newspaper bedding I’m sure he hopes to keep the cub.
The narrator recalls being a holdout against a white suit, ending up a clearance sale victim and finishing the season with one. Two upstairs whistles hint at ice cream as they walk, and the blue serge remains unmatched.
The document lists quiz questions and answers about livestock delivered by truck to Chicago, the nacre or mother of pearl, and the longest non scientific word in English anti disestablishmentarianism.
In a 1934 tale, a skunk named Little Jimmy becomes a house pet at the Brown farmhouse. The family adapts as he explores, receives milk and cereal, and ends up content beside Farmer Brown, despite concerns about keeping a skunk indoors.
Alice Clarissa Richmond argues that fostering a child’s avocation in art such as painting music or acting builds resilience. She cautions against pressuring for a professional path and urges parents and teachers to cultivate genuine appreciation while allowing art to develop its own course.
The excerpt argues that given freedom a child will channel talent into expression, and that professionals, artisans, workers, and the affluent all gain happiness from a creative outlet beyond their routine duties.
W J Beecher and Mrs C C Cunningham of Cunningham Floral Shop report from the International Florists Telegraph Delivery Association convention in Denver. A major public fashion show launched fall and winter gown and flower styles by renowned stylists, signaling a revival of wearing flowers this season.
Puzzle references a composer of Waltzes Horizon ta 1 and notes an eminent musical family. Includes clues about wife’s portion in a husband’s estate and various crossword style hints across horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle mentions dates around 1825 and the work The Beautiful Blue Waltz as a noted piece.
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