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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1935
Page
4
An Amarillo Globe editorial urges cautious US involvement amid African conflict rhetoric. It argues Americans should consider themselves uninvolved in the Italo Ethiopian tensions, warning against propaganda and urging quiet neutrality while reflecting on past warnings from 1914 about drifting to war.
New York August 14 reports a $20,000 renovated dog shop with uniformed doormen and sanitized aisles. Pets rest on rubber dais, with drinking water flowing, regular grooming, and daily teeth brushing as distemper and fleas are said vanquished.
In a Thornton W Burges tale Grandfather Frog demonstrates underwater breathing to Jerry Muskrat by swallowing air and using his skin like gills. Jerry struggles to understand the concept amid reflections on familiar yet mysterious daily wonders. Copyright 1935 McNaught Syndicate.
The article traces historical progress in treating softening of the brain around 1900, noting Noguchi's link to the syphilis organism and malaria fever therapies, later fever methods, heat methods, and arsenic derivatives like salvarsan and tryparsamide. It cites 1909 mortality in New York institutions and shows improvement by 1928 with higher discharge rates and better outcomes.
The fragment lists three trivia questions and answers: Paul Hamilton Hayne, Mary Baker Eddy, and Leonardo da Vinci. Hayne is called the laureate of the South for his expression of Southern spirit. Eddy founded Christian Science. Leonardo is an Italian High Renaissance artist famed for The Last Supper in Milan.
A Peoria murder trial drew rioting crowds who tore doors, shattered windows, and clashed with police as spectators fought for seats. The piece condemns the public’s morbid appetite for grisly details and calls for society to address underlying ills fueling such spectacles.
Glenn Frank argues that danger lies in old, obsolete political notions more than in new radical ideas. He cites Alvin Johnson on how schools historically resisted empire and reform, noting Renaissance and Reformation roots outside academies and urging caution against red hunter claims.
Jo Darien, a first year college student, relocates to Crest Lake to work for the Marsh family. A sailboat crash, a fraught attraction to film star Peter Fragonet, and a confrontation with his wife Edna ignite tension as Jo fights for independence and a choice between duty and desire.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names places and events with unclear actions. The passage mentions dates times and entities with incomplete syntax suggesting a filing or notices segment. Names and specifics are too garbled to extract a clear news item or outcome.
Mrs. Marsh confronts Edna Fragonet and Jo Darien seeks to expose truth as a tense scene unfolds at the inn. Edna resists and Jo staggers through a hallway blackout while Nurse Conley receives new orders and Douglas Marsh awaits on the veranda for developments.
The text describes a farm owner forcing an ostrich to run a track with a whip, the bird collapsing, and comments on darkness in the year with linguistic distortions. It presents fragmented, era style phrasing and suggests yesterday’s word puzzle answer.
A mixed puzzle list with horizontal clues including Noted Aviatrix from across the seas and various wordplay items. Down clues cover measurements tools anatomy and colors, with references to London race and other common crossword terms.
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