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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
4
Postmaster Bill Kenyon reports July and August postal receipts in Amarillo show a definite upturn after a long decline. The gain over the same period in 1931 is nominal but the trend signals a bottoming out and a slow renewal in business and commerce.
A sea promenade turns into a microcosm of life aboard a liner with honeymoon couples, expatriates, con artists, and boxing skirmishes. The piece blends wry observation with characters like Nan and Jervis, culminating in a tense exchange about Robert Leonard and a dangerous suggestion. Nan defies the looming threat, standing by her choices in the wake of a fateful bridge incident.
Reddy Fox trots home to the Green Forest after a failed hunt for tender young deer. He hopes Mrs Reddy will help find hidden babies near the Old Pasture as he contemplates hunting, danger, and a mood of restless planning.
A University of California professor claims success breeding ultra smart rats and argues humans could follow. He imagines political, entertainment, sports, and economic upheavals if a super intelligent race emerged, then questions whether society could survive such a shift.
The piece argues three questions about schooling goals and adds three more on individualism nationalism and internationalism. It contrasts national loyalty with global responsibility and notes widespread confusion among American teachers.
Nan suspects Robert Leonard lurked near the Weare country home as a storm brews and fears danger for her husband. After Bran the dog balks at a broken bridge, Nan and Jervis survive a fall with Bran saving them. Nan reveals she saw Leonard and the couple confront the truth in tense conversation.
Dr. Copeland explains tularemia in plain terms for readers, detailing how the disease transfers from infected animals to humans. He notes exposure routes, early symptoms, and the risk to hunters and lab workers, plus precautions and the importance of thorough cooking to kill the germ.
Winifred Black comments on Daisy and Kitty pursuing repeated divorces citing unfaithful or abusive husbands. She argues both women repeatedly select similar partners, predicting Daisy may divorce again in a few years, noting their fondness for types and a wish for a different choice. Copyright 1932 King Features Syndicate Inc.
Rev Robert C Jones of Amarillo will open revival meetings Friday night at the Wildorado Methodist Church with long sessions led by H P Scarborough of Amarillo. Sermon topics include Pleasing the Lord The Inspiration of Example Prophecy The Work of the Spirit Sanctification Calling on the Name of the Lord Gods Questions and The Kingdom of Christ. The Indiana University freshmen enrollment this year rises by 164 over last year.
Reddy and Mrs Reddy scheme to recover Mrs Lightfoot's babies after noting her bold actions reveal she has at least one infant. They plan to split duties, one keeping Mr Lightfoot occupied while the other searches for the deer young. Mrs Lightfoot suspects Reddy and vows to outwit him.
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