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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
4
The notice lists subscription and advertising rates for daily and Sunday editions, with periods from one week to one year and separate pricing for Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. It mentions the Associated Press rights and department contact lines.
A Wellington youth was killed by a hunter who could not see the target. Authorities determined a seven year old was shot from within a hundred yards, prompting a call for careful firing to prevent danger to others on the premises.
A journal on municipal affairs lists recent ordinances. Rochester bans careless burning of ice battery boxes to curb lead poisoning risk. Grand Rapids requires all ice to come from pure water. Duluth weighs a sanitary code on dining room pets and TB reporting. Cincinnati allows private care for under 21 with social diseases. Miami Beach licenses masseurs and sun-ray specialists. San Francisco forms an emergency relief committee and targets charity racketeers with a police license for drives.
Dr. Frank notes Brookings study America's Capacity to Consume disputes reducing the work week as a universal cure. 1929 output priced at 51 hour weeks would drop if the week fell to 30 hours unless efficiency rises. even then consumption would fall. The piece cites 1929 figures and warns against broad production restrictions.
Harvey Bowers the big game hunter chaperones Ivy Green as a cargo of wild animals is moved to Singapore aboard the Boldero. Captain Wong Bo and Flint plot to scuttle for insurance while Ivy and the Chinamen handle the cages. The voyage unfolds with dinners, bridge games, and tropical heat as danger edges toward a new moment for Bowers.
Dr Morris Fishbein warns that mouth inflammation signals possible serious illness if neglected. Irritations may follow burns from hot foods or irritants, but most often stem from poor dental care, tobacco use, or ill fitting dentures. Inflammation causes bad taste, odor, and swelling. children may develop fever.
Mrs Smith reacts to childhood illnesses with fear and worst cases. A stomach ache triggers thoughts of typhoid or appendicitis while a sore throat raises concerns of diphtheria and a scarlet fever rash. she tirelessly imagines the dire possibilities.
O C McIntyre notes a muffled New York mood with fewer evening crowds and colorless openings. The piece contrasts Manhattan’s subdued Fall with London’s looming revival and adds anecdotes from urban life, literature, and nursing psychology.
A. H. Ludwig, while husking corn on his Eau Claire farm, found ears that had already popped due to extreme heat. The 107 degree heat wave this past summer triggered the unusual phenomenon.
A newspaper puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues about a German steel magnate, Nazi party purges, and assorted wordplay. The grid references include terms for metals, geography, pronouns, and titles, with notes on historical figures and general crossword trivia.
Paddy the Beaver meets Bobby Coon and learns of Yowler the Bobcat nearby. He moves with caution along Laughing Brook, chooses a hidden den under a tree near a deep pool, and spends a day sleeping and watching the surroundings until dusk.
A collection of social anecdotes mentions a graceful diver, beauty parlors thriving in low moods, Edgar Rice Burroughs a former Salt Lake City policeman, John N Willys orchids for his honeymoon, and Hollywood colonization by W A Brady and Grace George. It also recalls Helen Jacobs dining out, Damon Runyon’s restaurant pattern, and Paris souffle memories linked to Amon Carter.
The text lists Christmas and New Year as world observed holidays. It recalls Jenny Lind as the Swedish Nightingale and identifies the Mississippi as Father of Waters.
Paddy travels a marshy landscape seeking a safe home and food supply while reflecting on resilience and community. He contemplates building a dam at a shallow crossing, imagining a pond and shelter, and recalls past calls from Jerry Muskrat as he visits Laughing Brook and Smiling Pool, Green Meadows.
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