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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
6
A 1938 Globe News opinion section comments on the Oklahoma City kidnaping trial as a reflection of American society, praises Roosevelt’s $75 million farm surplus program as prudent relief, and notes supportive international reactions to the U S National Recovery Administration program from Canada England and South Africa.
A Globe News Staff reflection notes scarce jobs for the many while bosses, workers, and President all labor under extended hours. It contrasts skilled labor in digging, fencing, and dairy work with shortages faced by the unemployed and those seeking trades, calling out overwork at all levels.
Glenn Frank discusses essential limits of NRA policies during wartime and economic recovery. He weighs balancing price control and buying power with questions about abundance, scarcity, trade, enterprise incentives, banking stability, and national unity while urging thoughtful critique within the recovery drive.
Buck O'Mara Benny Malone and Colin Hewitt plan to stop Captain Dollaire aboard the rum schooner Alouette after Dollaire threatens a murder to guard counterfeit liquor. A lantern smashes, and a pistol clash erupts as Buck fires and Colin fights to end the standoff in the dark cabin.
Dr Fishbein explains that scarlet fever is usually mild but can trigger serious ear problems such as mastoiditis. About 4 to 25 percent of cases involve internal ear inflammation, often due to throat infection spreading via the eustachian tube. Early diagnosis by a physician and prompt bed rest are advised.
DAN THOMAS REPORTS HOLLYWOOD SEES A SURGE OF STARS WITH NAMES STARTING WITH H. FEMININE HEFTY LIST INCLUDES KATHARINE HEPBURN HELEN HAYES JEAN HARLOW ANN HARDING MIRIAM HOPKINS LILLIAN HARVEY. MALE Hs FEATURE WILLIAM HAINES ALAN HALE NEIL HAMILTON HALE HAMILTON OLIVER HARDY RAYMOND HATTON TED HEALY O P HEGGIE HUGH HERBERT JEAN HERSHOLT PHILLIPS HOLMES JACK HOLT AND OTHERS. STUDY CITES NUMEROLOGY AS KEY FACTOR BEHIND SUCCESS.
Reporter C O McIntyre tours the Mohawk Trail from near Boston to North Adams Massachusetts noting buzzing roadside inns humor signs and quirky attractions. He packs vivid vignettes from Curve Inn to Aunt Agatha s White Hen and laments tavern chatter while admiring brick chimneys and scenic overlooks.
An essay argues against rigid gender roles in labor and urges teaching both sewing and basic carpentry to children. It contends that skills like sewing and tool use are not inherently masculine or feminine and that early exposure reduces dependence on others. The piece notes women increasingly face need to know tools and men would value needle skills.
A dense crossword style prompt lists many clues with numerical labels, asking for the identity of a renowned woman. It references titles like Queen Mary and a daughter of ex-presidents, with multiple horizontal and vertical entries, some oblique phrasing, and scattered archaic spellings.
Farmer Brown's Boy narrates rescuing Bowser the hound from a steel trap. He travels fast despite heat to reach a road and guide his master to the suffering dog, carrying it to safety and planning the return home. The tale centers on mercy toward an injured animal and the trapper's role.
In a farm tale from 1933, Farmer Brown and his Boy recover a lost black and white hound and learn a trap owner’s identity through a steel trap marked with initials J and D. Jim Darcy plans to reclaim his dog and vows to action, while the dog’s rough fate prompts a moral about trapping.
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