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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
4
A quotation emphasizes that capacity without education is deplorable and education without capacity is wasted. It highlights the interdependence of learning and ability. The saying, attributed to Saadi, underscores practical knowledge paired with schooling.
Dr Harold F Clark of Teachers College argues that rising graduate output far exceeds absorption by the economy. He notes that enriched life from college does not guarantee higher earnings and cites examples from teaching to engineering, medicine, and advertising. He says scarcity once boosted wages, and physicians push higher standards to limit numbers.
Prof John Erskine urges young artists to stay in small towns where talent is needed. He says artists should view art as part of daily life and serve the masses, not live apart. He notes the United States currently offers broad opportunities for musicians, writers, and painters through schools, churches, and orchestras.
Gilbert Swan notes plans for a $50,000,000 swell of apartments around Bowling Green, from Battery to Rector streets, transforming a historic waterfront area with views of ships and the harbor. He praises the skyline and recalls the park’s colonial and revolutionary memories while warning of concessionaire spy glasses and tourist crowds.
Allene Sumner notes a travel bureau letter urging European restaurants to consider American tastes and dietary needs for half a million tourists planning to visit. The piece contrasts French cooking pleasures with American health focus, citing buttered broilers, cream sauces, and breakfast habits as differences in palatability and health philosophy.
Molly Anderson and Mary Holmquist discuss engagement plans and money in a lunch stop called The Greasy Spoon. Molly worries about marrying Bob Brownell, while Mary mocks him and favors older men. Back at the office, Sticko pressures Molly with dictation after hours, highlighting office hierarchy and working conditions.
Menu week beginning Sunday June 9 with breakfast lunch and dinner items including omelets bacon beets pork sea bass and more. Recipes for Fig ice cream and general health diet Q&A cover asparagus rind orange and gastritis with invites to send self addressed envelopes for replies.
A playful domestic scene shows Little Benny's family debating spring cleaning with humor and wit. The father jokes about delaying chores to let dust grow, while the mother muses about hiring help and the father explains he must attend to a customer, choosing to read the newspaper instead.
A scene shifts as Molly Anderson confronts an unexpected office moment. The narrative freezes on her anxious question What have I done as he adjusts a green shade to reveal her face. The moment hints at upcoming revelations in the continuing tale.
The passage presents three prompts about grammar and pronunciation. It asks what is wrong with the sentence "He was greatly enthused" the correct pronunciation of "English" and which word is misspelled among Eligible eclat eccentricity easel. It provides sample answers: His enthusiasm was aroused the E in end and eccentricity, though the text ends abruptly with "it not" and appears partial.
In spring 1918 Allied hopes sagged as Ludendorff outmaneuvered Foch and Germans breached Chemin des Dames. Cantigny fell to Americans, first independent action. Eleven years ago today Chauteau Thierry saw fierce fighting as American troops tasted real warfare. The June 7 push followed by a broader Allied offense pushed Germans back far from Paris.
A short rulesheet explains Letter Golf a word game where one letter is changed per step to reach a target word in a set number of strokes. Each intermediate step must be a valid common word, with no letter order changes, and one complete solution is printed on the last page.
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