Globe-News and Amarillo Daily News Publisher Notes
The piece touts The Globe News as an independent democratic newspaper with postal and subscription details for Amarillo. It includes editorial commentary on munitions firms and world conflict, arguing the arms trade reflects broader societal ills and cannot easily be reformed amid global tensions.
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Territorial Paradox as Philippines Chooses English and Puerto Rico Goes Spanish
The Philippines, moving toward independence, adopts English as official language while Puerto Rico, an American territory, shifts elementary instruction to Spanish with English kept for high schools. Spaniards and Americans contrast in language use as Filipinos vote English official, yet Puerto Rico embraces Spanish in schools.
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The Carnival of Self Distrust by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank warns that growing state involvement in private enterprise risks creating a culture of distrust in the people's capacity to govern themselves. He argues the solution lies in enterprise reform, not political backrooms, amid emergency measures.
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Boldero Crew Faces Medical Crisis Aboard Dutch Port Call
The tramp freighter Boldero docks at a small Dutch port en route to Singapore where owner Wong Bo and Flint consider scuttling for insurance. Angus McLeod, sick with appendicitis, fears hospital costs while Harvey Bowers contemplates joining the voyage as doctors plan an urgent operation.
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Health Talk on Football Injuries and Skin Infections
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses common football injuries tied to training and practice. He debunks soaking skin in salt water as useless and notes it may spread skin infections. Sharing gear risks infection. leather helmets can be sterilized with sulfur fumes to reduce contamination.
Texas Explorer Claims Devil's Sinkhole Larger Than New Mexico Cave
Dr Frank E Nicholson explorer of Carlsbad Cavern says Devil's Sinkhole near Kerrville is larger than the famous New Mexico cave Mouth about 90 feet across and a subterranean mountain a mile around at base rises to within 271 feet of the surface He estimated several miles of passages with striking formations and other corridors leading to unknown distances The cave is described as one of the nation's greatest natural wonders Propers: Kerrville Clarence Whitworth ranch Carlsbad Cavern New Mexico.
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Few Writers Wear Glasses
A reflective column by C O Mintyre discusses writers and eyewear habits, noting few wear glasses at a Waldorf luncheon and recounting anecdotes about editors, readership signals, and the lore of press life. It cites Francis and industry figures, including Dreiser and Beck, alongside quirks of dress and ritual in journalism.
Little Jimmy the Skunk Learns to Find Food
A Skunk named Little Jimmy roams with Farmer Brown's Boy and Mother Brown in the orchard and meadows. He prefers natural food from the wild, eating grubs beetles worms and grasshoppers while the farmer jokes about skunk pest control and grateful for the feast.
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Skunk Mischief and the Grub Player
Farmer Brown debates the ethics of stopping Little Jimmy the skunk who helps control root grubs. The foxed dialogue shows respect for the creature’s pest control value while acknowledging acceptable limits to harm. The tale concludes with Jimmy’s grub-eating scene and a reflection on unseen positive roles in nature.
Building and loan associations financed 1930s homes nationwide
Financing for the homes of 1,000,000 families was supplied by the nation’s building and loan associations in 1930 31 32 with a total home lending volume of 3 000 000 000. Caledonia is the ancient name of Scotland. Igorotes are inhabitants of northern Luzon in the Philippine Islands. some are head hunters.
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British Banker Puzzle Quick Reference
A cryptic style list of clues including terms such as banker governor, exclamation, spines, and various word definitions. The jumble hints at a crossword like exercise with numbered entries and cross clues across parts of speech and common phrases.
Mexican Trade Up At Border Points
Laredo dispatch reports July 1934 trade through the port of Laredo up sharply. Imports from Mexico rose 330 percent from 1933, exports up 60 percent, with 414 carloads exported and 412 imported. Lead imports at 302 carloads topped the list, followed by bananas and other carload items.
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