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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
4
The Globe views 200 farm families from Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin moving to the Matanuska Valley Alaska. It notes the move offers independence, taps Alaska’s resources, and marks a new approach to public relief by enabling self-reliance.
A humorous note on Princeton professors failing a tough general intelligence test and a serious critique by Dr. Frank of Stuart Chase. The piece argues eight stubborn facts challenge capitalism and call for intelligent modernization rather than collectivism.
James Stimson, a virtuous law clerk in Judge Holcomb's office, becomes the object of courting by wealthy Jane Northrup while his rival Leslie Harris faces a drunken father’s spree. A dramatic street encounter ends with Harris delivering a choric soliloquy as the scene plays out before James.
An excerpted note from Dr Morris Fishbein opens with a discussion on state laws about stemration of the unfit and mental defectives, then shifts to a lengthy narrative featuring James Brewster Stimson III and the reform era. The tale follows John Harris, Leslie, and Mrs Harris, ending with a dawn of happiness and gratitude toward Jimmy.
The excerpt follows Jane Northrup and James Stimson as they navigate love, ambition, and social expectations in New Concord. Jane, aiming for a prosperous match, contemplates a future involving politics and possible ambassadorship while James remains an alluring, imperfect figure shaping her dreams.
New York reports Helen Morgan resumes piano at a cafe signaling a swing revival in the era of social registers and stage stars. The piece follows performers like Sophie Tucker and Jimmy Durante, with cultural notes on Knickerbocker Village and Sam H. Harris returning to work while Ford Madox Ford is recalled. The column also covers Jane Northrup and Leslie Harris town gossip, ending with a fact about U.S. dairy production totaling 1,762,653,000 pounds of creamery butter last year.
Reddy Fox recalls gratitude toward Jimmy Skunk for shelter from a pursuing dog and the Skunk family’s restraint. The dog retreats after a tense meeting, while Reddy remains grateful for being saved, and urban scenes with The Shanty and Bar A-1 Ranch pepper the narrative.
The text presents three questions with concise answers about historical figures. It identifies Roger Williams as the founder of Rhéece Island, noting his friendship with Indigenous peoples helped avert a massacre. It also names Cleopatra as the queen who died by her own action in 30 B C and identifies the salmon as a fish that can jump waterfalls while swimming upstream.
An old man tells a young person that wishing to rise is laudable but endless crying about riches is mere heroics not praise worthy. A feeble old woman in an office clips cards, her future uncertain as she reflects on daily work.
Jimmy and Reddy share shelter after a dangerous chase as a dog threat subsides. Reddy explains illness and family burdens while Jimmy grants guarded refuge until nightfall. They acknowledge a temporary ceasefire born of shared danger and mutual restraint. The scene closes with plans to depart after darkness.
A scrambled list of across and down clues for a crossword style puzzle featuring terms like Russian diplo mat Blackbird epochs and several others with various definitions. The page combines horizontal and vertical entries including hints for items such as snare kiln aye form of a smell and many more.
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