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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
4
Rates shown for Amarillo delivery in advance include weekly monthly six months and annual options. The listed prices appear incomplete with some figures garbled but indicate channeling carriers in Amarillo setting payment terms.
The Government Printing Office published a Bureau of Public Roads reconnaissance on the Inter American highway from Nuevo Laredo to Panama. It notes North American access uniting temperate and tropical zones, with vast undeveloped lands in Central America awaiting capital and initiative. It predicts new markets for U S manufacturers and tourist prospects once completed.
The treasury reports $109,000,000 due to holders of matured U S treasury bonds. Many owners appear to have forgotten these investments and expect only a small portion of the funds will be claimed.
Glenn Frank argues that Flexner's ideal of pure learning cannot fit the state university. He contends state schools must serve government and professional groups, balance research with public duties, and operate within the battle of national life despite idealized tensions. He asserts state universities function in the battle with broader obligations.
James Stimson II inherits local family traditions but faces East Coast dismissal of his roots. Back home Aunt Sarah pushes him toward law while James clings to medicine. Judge Holcomb defends law despite family pressure as plans for his future crumble amid friction and misdirection.
Before his death the judge altered the will making Miss Sarah James sole guardian and full control of their joint estates until he and James were 25. Miss Sarah had acted as secretary and business interest grew, but she had few interests left after the change.
In 1935 a story follows Miss Sarah and her nephew James who trust a broker to invest in farms and stock across Oregon Rhode Island and Mexico. The plan collapses as their income drops and the broker vanishes, prompting a pivot from medicine to law with help from Judge Holcomb.
A long, punchy column recalls Chillicothe as a muse for authors and performers from Wodehouse to Mencken and Nash. It surveys Ohio town lore, then shifts to Greenwich Village and New York nightlife with references to Beatrice Lilly, Arno, and Fitzgerald, noting cultural circles and fashion moments.
Amherst Massachusetts April 16 College of Massachusetts offers a one week course in vegetable gardening to teach fundamentals for growing vegetables on a restricted budget. The program aims to help residents reduce living costs by learning practical home gardening skills.
Puzzle list featuring clues for a horizontal and vertical crossword style grid. Clues reference people places and objects with varying word lengths including roles such as Claudette and titles like viceroy and god of war. Solving yields a thematic set of interlocking answers across two directions.
Polly Chuck and Johnny Chuck choose a new home spot along an old stone wall. A dislodged rock and foundation stone create a safe entrance between roots, with sun on the doorstep and a nearby flat rock for use. The scene blends nature wisdom with a touch of burlesque nostalgia from 1935 era.
A set of questions and answers covers various facts. An oyster lays three eggs at once. The composer of Robinhood is Henry Louis Reginald De Koven. Zane Grey is a man, not a woman. he was born in Zanesville, Ohio in 1875, with Betty Zane as his first book title in 1904.
Johnny and Polly dig a deep hidden burrow to shelter for summer and winter. They finish a roomy home beneath a rock overhang near the Green Meadows while Jimmy Skunk and family reside nearby without trouble.
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