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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
4
A Honolulu Star Bulletin special edition marks 50 years of Japanese settlement in Hawaii. It portrays a thoroughly Americanized Japanese community integrating with white Americans and highlights a Japanese resident urging understanding and shared patriotism.
In New Concord Kansas James Stimson III, an orphan raised by grandparents, faces a clash between Miss Julia Pratt and Judge Holcomb over his prospects. Julia disputes his potential despite the Stimsons’ standing, recalling Molly Ewing and arguing heredity versus character. The judge retreats, muttering about dementia Praecox as he returns home with his hound Caesar.
James Stimson, a gifted child, delivers a moving storm of oration at New Concord Congregational Church. The young performer channels an unknown Indian warrior, moving the audience as his grandmother Sarah Stimson weeps. The governor later rebukes overindulgence, keeping James's mask of modesty intact.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses the rise of order in health advice amid chaotic claims and fake treatments. The piece notes misdirected patient efforts, the role of nerves in illness, and calls for careful evaluation of therapies and mentors in medical care.
In the New York scene Russell Crouse, a former Kansas City Star columnist, emerges as a key theatrical fixer guiding plays through rough trials. He collaborates with heavyweights like Bolton and Wodehouse, reviving flops and energizing hits such as Life Begins at 8:40.
A vivid sketch of Walker Whiteside described as a staunch trooper and veteran romanticist who toured cities beyond New York each year. The piece notes his repeated failures to win New York, his undaunted public appeal, and calls his life the oddest in theater annals with vivid asides on contemporaries and quips.
William Knox, a Scottish poet, wrote Mortality which Lincoln favored. Buffalo Bill organized the first Wild West show in 1883. his real name was William Frederick Cody. Olive Schreiner wrote From Man to Man under the masculine pseudonym Ralph Iron, living 1855 to 1920, with the work completed over decades.
Polly discovers Johnny suspects another Chuck and presses for details while Johnny accuses her of flirting. Polly asserts her independence and declares she will go where she pleases to meet whomever she wants, ending their confrontation with a sharp stand. Copyright 1935 by T. W. Burgess.
A long mixed clue set referencing animals ontology ocean geography and various objects. Contains many numbered hints from horizontal and vertical groups including fur animals, garments, tools, actions and places. The list includes terms like snow leopard pelt ocean cells pastry bag and others with several entries pointing to fur trade goods and general vocabulary.
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