The Globe May 9 1935 Independent Democrat News Paper
The Globe is an independent Democratic newspaper publishing the news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics. Subscriptions by mail available for Oklahoma and New Mexico with options for one month one year and Sunday only editions. May 9 1935 issue notes pricing and mailing details.
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Germany Defiance of the Peace Treaty and European Security
The piece argues Germany under Hitler violated Versailles restraints and reached parity in arms, complicating efforts for a general non aggression pact. It notes fears of a punitive alliance against Germany and suggests that only a broader peace settlement, not a simple security pact, could ease European tensions.
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Orphan James Stimson Grows Under Grandparents Guiding Hands
The story follows James Stinson 111 an orphan raised by the New Concord community. Grandmother Stimson shapes his early life with gentleness and stories while Grandfather adds scale, grounding James in the past as he builds roots in the town.
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Pasteur Lifesaver Prized for Health Across the World
The piece profiles Louis Pasteur as the savior of countless lives through pasteurization and serum discoveries. It sketches his famed parents and a child’s questions about heaven, then shifts to New York literary and social notes, mentioning James Huneker, Victor Herbert, and various cultural figures amid city life vignettes.
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Johnny Chuck Jealousy Sparks Bad Humor
Johnny Chuck travels Green Meadows in a jealous mood misreading a rival as living in his old underground home. He plans to eject the intruder, forgetting Old Mother Nature’s law of possession. The tale centers on mistaken ownership and tempers over a dugout shelter.
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The Secret Springs of Progress by Glenn Frank
A critique of Rene Fulop Miller’s Leaders Dreamers and Rebels arguing a third force drives history: collective dreams. The piece predicts 1936 mass movements shaped by visionary leaders whose visions magnetize the public beyond hunger or reason. It urges readers to watch for a new dreamer who could rally the masses.
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Fragmentary quote hints at medical observations in old travel narrative
The speaker recalls a traveler describing a scene with a girl mistaken for an angel and a direc tor assessing someone laid out cold. He mentions dilated eyes signaling brain involvement and calls for a doctor, noting a more aflicted condition.
Ring Out Of It And Time
A brief humorous note recalls a moment when a ring nearly caused a distraction in the speaker’s day, pondering how a second’s delay could alter perception. The dated copyright establishes a 1935 McNaught Syndicate context.
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School Days 1 The Little Brown School House
In a reader friendly section, questions cover Columbus wealth at death 1506 and a bullfrog jump of 13 feet 7 inches. Also notes Herod ordered male infants slain in Bethlehem, while Mary and Joseph fled to Egypt with Jesus.
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Health Talk on Structural Diseases and Tissue Recovery
The article explains structural diseases arise from tissue changes such as broken bones or liver inflammation. It notes recovery is possible when tissues repair, but permanent damage can occur if cells like those in the heart or brain are destroyed and not replaced. A NSW councilor owns a railroad pass worth 4000 dollars but still pays fare. in studying the pass with diamonds the largest diamond weighs nine and a half carats and the pass is defaced.
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Johnny Seeks Polly in a Jealous Chase
Johnny fears Polly Chuck has vanished after wintering elsewhere and plans revenge on a rival. He paces between empty houses, confronts danger, and wonders who she met while pondering her whereabouts. The scene ends with Johnny vowing to find Polly.
Prodigy and Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense clue list pairing a ten year old musical prodigy with a crossword style grid. Includes various definitions like diner indigent female deer particle of fire and more Sagacious sea eagles and many down clues such as Tongue cyst Indians Oak and springing gait of a horse.
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