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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1934
Page
4
The Globe comments that the Lindbergh kidnapping, brutal and devastating to America’s beloved figure, marks a low point but ends with renewed national resolve. It argues lawfulness, vigilance, and organized pursuit prove the country has not become lawless, restoring faith in social order and justice.
A critique of religious leaders engaging in politics suggests the parson as a political figure has a long history from Hebrew prophets to American churchmen. The piece notes how religion has intertwined with state and economy across eras and promises to continue the discussion.
Harvey Bowers leads a cargo of animals bound for Singapore aboard the Boldero. Ivy Green captivates both Bowers and Flint while Captain Wong Bo and Flint plot to scuttle the ship for insurance. The voyage features near-Borneo reefs, lively sea life, and a growing bond between Bowers and a live tiger as Flint suffers unrequited love and jealousy.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that fainting usually stems from reduced blood flow to the brain. He advises keeping aromatic spirits of ammonia on hand and understanding emergency steps for a fainting person.
An article outlines essential first aid supplies for homes with children. It recommends a thermometer, a simple croup remedy, castor oil, old flannel, oil for running noses, chest and throat friction preparations, rubbing alcohol, adhesive tape, gauze, absorbent cotton, bandages, disinfectant, iodine, and an enamel basin with pitcher. It notes some surgical material should be kept handy and emphasizes usefulness of these supplies for family care.
O. O. M'Intyre surveys New York cultural circles noting actors comedians and writers. He sketches Beltway and Broadway figures including Chic Sale Babe Ruth John Stein and Duncan Renaldo while detailing a Nevada silver claim and the era’s precarious economy. The piece mixes Hollywood stages with bowling lore at Thums and profiles of literary figures like Morrie Ryskind and Morris Ernst.
Paddy the Beaver visits Jerry Muskrat at Smiling Brook to compare ponds and open spaces. Paddy admits he came to see Laughing Brook and Smiling Pool, noting the Green Meadows stretch beyond, offering an unfamiliar wide view and moonlit scenery.
Reporter notes David Graham Philips enjoyed bowling and had an engagement at a lower Broadway alley the evening of his death. B A Bergman from Scioto valley recalls passing through Gallipolis on a recent vacation as ferry trips carry two passengers each, signaling upgrade progress.
A fragmented reader exercise asks: What country leads shipments to the United States and which war ended in Portmouth and Roosevelt's mediation. Answers note Canada as top supplier, Russo Japanese War ended, and quote credited to Benjamin Franklin.
A reading about a word-building game where each new word adds a letter, followed by a dialogue between Jerry Muskrat and Paddy discussing land, safety, and preferences. They contrast open terrain with the Green Forest pond, noting predators like Yowler the Bobcat and Buster Bear.
Puzzle lists clues for a large crossnumber with entries on kings, animals, objects, and Siam related terms. Across and down hints reference Siamese ruler, monarchy, crops, wildlife, religious notes, and common nouns with multiple definitions.
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