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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1935
Page
4
An editorial argues for robust freedom in U S schools to pursue inquiry without fear. Glenn Frank cites three safeguards: a courageous teacher, administrators who defend academic liberty, and tenure security. The piece notes ongoing debates over trade with Japan and preview remarks on teachers' role tomorrow.
A call to support a noble cause urges sacrifice of resources and treasures for a greater national objective. Citizens are invited to give up songs and other materiel to aid the effort.
A brisk diary entry from April 22 1935 recounts McIntyre's day in New York. He notes encounters with artist Barclay and Percy Crosby, a park stroll with dogs, dinner at Mon Paris, and conversations with George Armsby. He reflects on Will Rogers travel gear, Faulkner's Pylon, snuff trends, and a crowded Times Square snapshot of performers and bookers. The tone preserves the period voice with vivid names and places.
James Stimson III of New Concord Kansas is urged by local women to marry Jane Northrup the ideal match. Jane returns refined and capable but James unexpectedly falls for Leslie Harris the printer's daughter causing a love triangle and town speculation. Copyright 1935 Marcel H Farnham.
The article notes stamps issued around 1920 in Albania featuring the double eagle motif. It mentions ruler Veaten Wallan of Wied and war era influences, with stamps issued for prince gifts and later revalued under new values.
Mothers question why rules persist for growing girls and how to handle conflicts. Teens like Mary Susan Sallie and Martha challenge limits as unrest and rebellion rise, while parents struggle to provide honest guidance and risk awareness. Knowledge is framed as protection.
Oscar Margo from Costonia was fined 25 dollars for catching 23 catfish in the Ohio River, exceeding the state limit of 20 fish under Ohio game laws.
A word puzzle lists clues for a horizontal and vertical crossword about national symbols and terms. It asks which country’s coat of arms is pictured, with multiple clues for common words such as river in Germany and various everyday terms, forming a classical fill-in.
Carlton Taylor of Toledo lost his watch two years ago at Camp Perry during National Rifle matches. Col. Harry Kerr, keeper of property at the reservation, found the timepiece recently on the firing line of the 1,000 yard range where Taylor had dropped it while firing with the Toledo Rifle Club.
A hunting hound pursues Reddy Fox through the Green Forest chasing pleasure rather than need. Reddy, weak and protecting his babies, eludes the dog by retreating to Jimmy Skunk's burrow as the chase unfolds with caution and peril.
An university survey shows freshmen hold varied beliefs on disease and health, revealing gaps in education. The piece blends health advice on dog bites with a comic tale of mistaken identity as a fox observer anticipates Reddy’s exit, only to be surprised by a dog.
A group of Connecticut clergymen spearheaded the movement that led to Yale University. Beginning in 1701 as the Collegiate School and evolving into a university in 1887, the institution's roots lie in clerical backing and formal expansion.
A riddle scene unfolds with clues about summer, a lilac bush, and a bass string. A son’s prank in the hat closet triggers a father’s watchful discipline, a smart whack, and a bedtime consequence.
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