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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1934
Page
4
The Moscow Park of Culture and Rest installs life sized wax figures of park offenders with signs detailing their misdeeds. The idea, meant to curb rowdiness, is discussed as a possible domestic use in American parks to deter public misconduct and improve safety.
In Hardin County Ohio an onion field labor dispute has grown violent with an indictment for pointing firearms and assault with intent to kill against striker leader Okey Odell. A mob seized Odell and warned him away. Odell returned armed prompting federal mediators to attempt another settlement.
Dr. Frank critiques how the National Industrial Recovery Act is administered citing the policy aims to maximize use of capacity and raise purchasing power. He contrasts early leaderships call for prosperity through plenty with current steps that push minimum production to lift prices.
In Sinbao the animal trainer Ivy Green joins big game hunter Harvey Bowers on a voyage to Singapore carrying McLeod's wild cargo. He plans to scuttle the ship for insurance while Ivy defends her animals and laments his hunting instinct.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes aging brings weaker legs and heart and diminished mental work. Dental advances give better teeth, yet the stomach remains unchanged, risking overload. He urges a sparse diet as key to longer life, while overweight remains a danger to the elderly.
Acute indigestion proved fatal yesterday to Volunteer Sultan first prize winning junior bull calf in the Tri-State Fair Jersey Show. The Royal Purple succumbed just 25 hours after being honored by judges. The calf was from the Platter Herd whose entries won both junior and senior bull championships.
Observer O C Mintyre catalogs a cheeky slice of 1930s New York society and nightlife. Names like Bert Lahr, Ted Husing, Louise Groody, and Tallulah Bankhead appear amid Broadway vice, Sardi's longevity, and a wary view of the era’s social scene.
In this Thornton Burgess tale Lightfoot the Deer, weakened by new antlers, flees three hunting dogs through hot summer woods. He risks injury dodging branches, tries water to throw off the hounds, and finally seeks human help as he contemplates surrender before a final dash toward safety.
The questions report annual U S timber destruction by fires storms and inserts totaling 17 billion board feet. It asks what a gaur is and identifies Constantinople as Byzantium, noting a wild ox native to India.
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The text hints at a riddle asking where the speaker can find no place so alluring while away from home. It mentions a house with acres that reaches out and tugs at the heart, suggesting a longing place tied to home or memories.
The Neches River joined the Colorado and Brazos in proposing creation of irrigation authorities. A House bill requests state approval and an appropriation of 30000 dollars for engineering and preliminary work. The Neches had previously sought river bed withdrawal near the La Fruta Dam from public sale.
The Murphy family held a quick wedding reception after Mrs. Mabel Murphy, now Mrs. Charles McCallum, brought home her new husband. Her two sons Norman and George disclosed their secret marriage and a prompt reception followed immediately.
Mrs. William L. Bridger’s dog unearthed a four leaf clover in the yard of their Auburndale home. The dog lifted its paw and would not move until his owner came and plucked the clover, adding a charming moment to a quiet Mass. scene.
Crossword style clues reference a great feminine author born 1804 and educated, with numerous entries including vessels fans and monastic cells. The puzzle pair lists across and down questions test vocabulary, geography and biographical facts linked to the writer.
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