Nation sees cautious signs of economic revival says Amarillo Globe
The National Industrial Conference Board reports a mixed but generally bright quarter. Auto production exceeds eight year highs except 1929 while steel dips. housing contracts rise. power output remains above 1934. coal and department store sales up. textiles fall and prices slide but remain above a year ago. The overall view is cautious optimism about a slow expansion.
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Depres
National Industrial Conference Board
Critics And Emergencies War Time Censorship Debate
Dr. Frank analyzes whether criticism of public policy should be curtailed in emergencies. He questions if universities press and legislatures should defer to executive aims and if the press should back leadership uncritically. He pledges to continue the discussion tomorrow.
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Dr. Frank
Glenn Frank
United States
McClure
Great Riches and a Dance in Kansas Society
James Stimson faces a confrontation at a dance as John Harris arrives to claim his daughter Leslie. Harris denounces social pretensions, pleads for his family, and a fraught scene unfolds with James and Sam Fletcher guiding Leslie and her father toward resolution.
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New Concord
James Stimson
Leslie Harris
Jane Northrup
Jane
James
Sarah
Stimsons
Leslie
Mr. Harris
John Harris
Howard
Jackson Crowell
Harris
Mister Stimson
Society
Kansas
Sam Fletcher
Father
Sam
Mr. Samuel Fletcher
Lesle
Mt Ararat stamps tie Armenian deluge to biblical tale
The 1920 Armenian stamp series features Mt Ararat and Noahs Ark, produced in Paris and not used for postage, with a large shipment en route to Armenia before upheavals disrupted distribution. The text recounts the deluge myth and Ararats biblical symbolism amid wartime disruption.
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Armenia
Mt Ararat
Whitt
Noah
Adam
Paris
Arment
Bubsteveye
Savoir Faire Is Incorrect A McIntyre Column
New York writer O. O. McIntyre riffs in a Benson style piece on language quirks and culture. He jokes about savoir faire versus savoir vivre and notes eccentricities from writers like Elinor Glyn and Jack London while recalling travels, cafe scenes, and a quote about never stopping learning.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Arnold Bennett
Ted Woodyard
New York American
Surgeon General of Army Named by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt appointed Colonel Charles Ransom Reynolds as Surgeon General of the Army with the rank of major general. He also named Col Major August Wroten Shockley as Assistant Surgeon General with the rank of Brigadier General. Normal exports of American grown barley tobacco account for about 3 percent of the total crop.
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ARMY
Roosevelt
Washington
Charles Ransom Reynolds
August Wroten Shockley
Bedtime Stories Comparing Notes From Burgees Characters
Johnny Chuck and Peter Rabbit meet at dawn to compare living places and possible new families. They discuss Polly, baby Chucks, and danger from Flip the Terrier while joking about garden mischief and friendships in a woodland world.
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Johnny Chuck
Peter Rabbit
Johnny
Peter
Briar Patch
Brier Patch
Polly
Jimmy Skunk
Polly Chuck
Father Brown
Flip
Nervous breakdown described in health talk tale
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines the typical nervous breakdown with a successful man who grows irritable anxious and sleepless. He worries about health and endures fatigue influenza and digestive upset. The dialogue shifts to a family scene as a boy and father discuss clues and a new baby.
Quiz Qs from School Days column prompt memory test
A short educational page presents three questions and answers. First asks how God spoke to Moses, answered as a flame in a bush. Second asks for the famous transcontinental road, Lincoln Highway. Third asks who said East is East and West is West, Rudyard Kipling.
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Moses
United States
Rudyard Kipling
Word Builder Caption Brag Sparks City Street Tale
A 1935 Independent Syndicate item notes a boast about courage alongside a street paving scene at a corner. A passerby laughs at a woman stepping into wet tar, exclaiming Drat at city improvements while ranting about trained men.
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The
Independent Syndicate, Inc
Fairy Tale Stepchild
A crossword style prompt citing Cinderella like clues. It lists horizontal and vertical entries including stepdaughter with glass shoes, emotions, actions, and items from fairy tale motifs. Clues cover theater kind, peruse, butter lump, molds, sins, and various magical and domestic terms.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Listh
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
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Omer
Peereeres Wee
Pleate
Newe Globe
Eperial
the Globe
Congress
POLE
By William Ferguson
Pluto
By Mareek Howe Farndane
Hs Aunt
Vluis
Lese
Mateel Ho Farnham
Uzbek
Uzekistan
C. C. MclIntyre
W. R. Hearst
Elinor Glyn
Richard le Gallienne
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
George Ade
Irvin Cobb
Fannie Hurst
Harry Leon Wilson
Wilson
Don Marquis
Gelett Burgess
Clement Vautel
Paris Journal
Heywood Broun
Roosevelt Street
Jack London
London
Creation
L. M. Nesbitt
Danakin
Abyssinia
Providence
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Adolph Ochs
Achmed Abdullar
la Rue
la Menjou
San Francisco
Ohio
McInyre
54Th
McNaught Syndicate
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Old Mother Nature
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Word Builder
Fairy Tale
Stepchild
Herbert Swatherspoom
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