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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1935
Page
4
The Globe notes Braniff Airways adds a new Amarillo schedule linking to Dallas Austin and San Antonio. It claims faster, direct connections save time versus trains or autos, promising better Panhandle access and improved business for the line.
The dust storms across the Mississippi River basin align with National Resources Board and Mississippi Valley Committee reports from December and January. President Roosevelt backs reclamation funding, urging a far reaching plan to save vast soil from wind and flood loss and to employ the unemployed in salvaging agricultural land.
Dr. Frank condemns both propaganda and intrusive probing by government and media alike. He warns that press pressure on schools risks surrender to centralized control, urging reporters to defend classroom freedom as essential to safe democratic progress.
James Stimson a new lawyer in Judge Holcomb's office faces family pressure to marry. He courts Jane Northrup but abandons her for Leslie Harris daughter of a drinker. The Harris family, living modestly in New Concord, includes quiet Leslie and her mother Mrs Harris, as social circles debate suitable matches amid hints about Leslie's future and Jane's rival appeal.
A fragmented narrative recalls Mussolini’s saber rattling at Abyssinia and the border tensions with Italian Somaliland. Amidst political foreshadowing, a personal vignette unfolds with James, Leslie, and Sam Fletcher as they navigate love, dream, and disillusion aboard a porch setting, hinting at forthcoming family conflicts.
The piece surveys Norman Foster once Hollywood's rising star now partly eclipsed by unclear causes. It notes his stage beginnings with The Barker opposite Claudette Colbert, a marriage centerpiece, and later setbacks including film miscasting and a major operation. It also mentions other society and literary notes.
A free public journalism class conducted by F. N. Blevins is offered in Room 211 of the Amarillo High School building from 7 30 to 9 00. The course covers prose poetry and newspaper writing, with several forms of writing studied.
Thornton W. Burgess recounts Reddy Fox trapped in a burrow as Old Mother Nature watches. A barking dog outside spurs Jimmy Skunk to plan action while Reddy slips deeper to avoid confrontation with the Skunks. The Fox fears discovery and weighs escape timed with the dog’s noise.
Dr Morris Fishbein warns in Health Talk that botulism risks rise in home canned foods due to spoilage and under sterilization while factory canned foods show no traced outbreaks since 1925. The piece emphasizes careful home canning practices and notes the author’s closing hope for readers’ safety.
A prompt appears with several Q and A items. The first asks how many distinct operations in an American clothing factory. The second asks which Canadian province leads in fishing, with the answer British Columbia. The third notes iodine first used for goiter, mentioning ancient Chinese use of seaweed and recent medical lesson.
A puzzled old man rebukes a boastful youth about claiming attainment. The piece then shifts to a narrator sewing by a lilac bush and noting wrens building with string strewn on the grass, while promising to spread the news as summer approaches.
A dense crossword style puzzle grid lists horizontal and vertical clues about literature music and common words. Items reference authors composers and everyday terms with numbers indicating positions and cross references for the reader.
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