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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
4
The text notes Indians reportedly set natural gas aflame and worshiped the flame. It explains feet of clay as a Biblical phrase for a disappointing illusion. It cites a group of Dutch settlers playing golf near Albany in 1779 as introducing the game to the United States.
Publication notice from Amarillo Texas outlines founding date February 20, 1924 and post office mailing status with daytime and Sunday morning editions by The Globe-News in connection with The Amarillo Company. It lists subscription rates, delivery service guidance, and mailing areas including Texas Oklahoma New Mexico with rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and second-class matter designation.
The piece argues a looming power shortage, noting a federal survey showing 4,000,000 kilowatts lacking and 68 percent of plants aged 10 to 30 years. It contrasts industry government wrangling over power finance with a vast untapped market awaiting development and urges optimism as buying power returns. It mentions a Los Angeles test of a flying automobile as a side note.
A column reflects on rumors of Halle Selassie moving the Tables of the Law and Ark of the Covenant for protection as war looms between Italy and Ethiopia. It contrasts ancient relics hiding from destruction with Mussolini’s use of gas and tactics, noting scholarly distress at science used for war and the drift toward nationalism.
Jo Danae, a college senior and bookkeeper, dines with Douglas Marsh after a day at the marine supply store. Marsh charms her with travel talk and hints of wealth while questions linger about his intentions and their budding relationship.
An unsigned profile argues Joseph Hergesheimer embodies a grand hedonism in art and life. It highlights his Dover House estate and seven year effort to furnish it with historical pieces, plus his influence on colonial taste and editorial reception.
Thornton W Burgess pieces mix with anecdotes of Art Frank in London and convalescents like Bob Read turning to playwriting. The piece blends celebrity sketches from Noel Coward to John Hays Hammond and ends with a 1935 McNaught Syndicate Puppet of social satire.
A young lad named Reddy escapes a chasing Cat and runs through the Green Forest and Green Meadows. Rumors spread that he rode the Cat and fathered kittens, teased by Blacky Crow Sammy and Redtail Hawk as the tale expands. The origin of the story remains unknown with Owl as a possible witness.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on how garlic and onion odor spreads. Experiments show odor arises from mouth particles rather than blood or glands. Cleansing the mouth and chlorine-based mouthwashes can neutralize the smell quickly.
The puzzle fills in horizontal and vertical clues referencing a golf champion and related terms. It lists players, objects, and actions from sport and language clues, including apart from Open titles and various wordplay entries.
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