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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1936
Page
4
The Globe notes growing aviation interest at English Field in Amarillo with crowds and courteous officials, while reflecting on the bicycle era and the impact of automobiles on leisure, urging balance between old pleasures and modern travel realities.
August moon recalls the 1914 World War onset and its grim harvest. The piece warns against repeating the era of autocracy and war, urging a united effort to build a peaceful society despite mounting global tensions.
Carol Torrance leaves Mere dith Georgia to teach at Ashboro High School and seeks new start. She meets Mary Ellen Sands a dark haired girl who may become a companion as they walk into town after the teachers meeting. The scene hints at budding friendship and unknown futures.
The piece surveys Woodrow Wilson as World War I unfolded, deeming his presidency marked by high hopes tempered by a failing postwar peace effort. It reflects on his health and the League of Nations idea, noting his death in 1924 and public memory of his diplomatic legacy.
A narrator describes a room altered by sheltering during wartime. Carol writes to Milly as she notes rugs replaced with hooked pieces, a wool coverlet, and German lithographs bowing to new currents. A lamp glows softly while a shiphead figure looms above. Continued on Page i.
A New York diary piece profiles wit and charm around Nathan, George Jean Nathan, and a circle of literary and showbiz figures. It notes his age defying appearance, bachelor lifestyle, long residence near the avenue, and steady alliances with Lillian Gish, plus his role reviewing for Esquire. It also recalls Broadway feuds and cultural tastemakers like Vanderbilt, Ed Sullivan, and Bing Crosby.
In a Burgess tale, Little Miss Swifty the fox is caught between theft by a boy who sets traps near her home and her instinct to investigate a disturbed den entrance. She senses danger, considers a back door, and weighs her risky next move as suspense builds.
A Washington D C taxi driver, Ray Rose, picked up two retired army men who had just received their bonuses. They asked where to go next and mentioned San Antonio as a stop before possibly continuing to Seattle. Rose called it the longest ride he has seen from Washington.
A compact listing of crossword style clues for a puzzle titled Extravagant Queen targets a historic queen Maria Hungary and related terms. The grid includes references to royalty, dates, nautical and linguistic hints, with clues ranging from instruments to legal terms and celestial bodies.
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