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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe editorial reflects on national politics and prohibition repeal. It discusses how voters form strong, near uniform opinions across states and elections, likening recent trends to landslide outcomes and noting the paper's stance as independent and reform-minded.
A Peiping woman traces direct lineage to Confucius as the 77th descendant, making the dynasty about 2500 years old. The piece contrasts Chinese reverence for long lines with Western genealogies and cites remarks from Mencken Farley and Professor Sherman, ending with a Cuban official's quip about not joining a musical comedy.
The speaker argues political statesmanship must steer economic policy to save the nation from depression. He credits the NRA with stabilizing employment and broadening the income base while noting disagreement with some aspects. He warns critical detail debates risk obscuring the program’s essential goal and urges rapid outlining of its main lines.
Colin Hewitt disguised as Clarkie Lunn shadows the Mask's circle in Spinelli's New York club. He tracks Dollaire and Heimie Schwarm over champagne and tells himself a hero's dilemma: warn the target or let the game unfold while he writes the moment. Tomorrow brings a dangerous encounter with a former acquaintance.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains common knee injuries from football such as torn semi lunar cartilage and the typical healing with rest. He notes the standard operation removes cartilage to prevent disability, but cites Canadian Dr C S Wrights method using leg realignment and iodine to encourage natural healing with two weeks in a splint followed by gradual mobilization.
Hollywood gossip notes Zita Johann stays in Hollywood despite six months with trunks ready to move. She followed a string of roles in Luxury Liner The Man Who Dared The Sin of Nora Moran and now plans to wait and see what happens. Norma Shearer hosts a birthday party for her son Samuel Goldwyn dives to rescue him from a pool.
Nebraska schools face higher enrollment this school year as abolition of child labor under the NRA reduces budgets. Figures from the Nebraska State Teachers Association show increased pupil numbers with the 1933 34 term beginning in Lincoln.
O. O. McIntyre writes from New Haven about a relaxed journey through Connecticut autumn scenery. He notes Yale University and the Yale Bowl, New England charm, and travel quirks including mishaps with tires and a watch, while observing towns, farms, and college life.
The essay describes two strict family rules banning pointing sticks as guns and throwing stones. It argues clear limits teach safe behavior to prevent tragedies from pretend gun play and stone throwing, drawing a parallel with cave dwellers who used stones as weapons and emphasizing firm, trained guidance.
A tale of Reddy Fox fleeing a smart dog in warm weather. Reddy uses tricks, tires, and a final move toward a distant place as he tries to escape the persistent pursuer. The scene blends Burgess animal fable style with reflective asides on wandering and memory.
Reddy, pursued by a baying dog, reaches a hidden trap beneath a stone path. He recalls a long‑abandoned steel trap set for him last winter and, desperate, schemes to trigger it to escape. He fears the trapper forgetfulness may yet seal his fate.
Washington reports the treasury will consider extension requests from gold holders unable to file by midnight tomorrow due to circumstances beyond their control. Officials say no relaxation of Roosevelt era reporting rules for those with more than $100 in gold certificates, coins, or bullion. A fragment notes the prickly pear cactus in Michie RAN.
A puzzle asks who the deposed president is in the picture and which party the pictured map belongs to. It also queries the ambassador who served in the country at the time of the presidency change and lists related clues across vertical and horizontal entries.
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