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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
6
A Senate committee hearing led by Bernard R. Robinson critiques Washington social entertaining by lobbyists. It argues that official conduct must be above suspicion, as subtle influence can be absorbed with fine entertaining and cocktails, endangering government objectivity.
A six person hiking party crossed a railroad trestle and a freight train struck them. Two died and one was injured as a stark warning that bridges are for trains not pedestrians. The column also touches on famine, Brazil’s two-level city, aviation wordplay, and budget balancing in the 1936 campaign with references to Glenn Frank.
At Crest Lake Inn summer resort owner Douglas Marsh throws a party as film star Fragonet and guests arrive. Jo Darien fends off Fragonet's pressure while Bret Paul, the lifeguard, rescues Jo from a lake incident. Jo learns Bret saved her, not Fragonet, amid mounting tensions during a scene in chapter 31.
The article recounts Handel’s early prodigy and prolific output and shifts to a party at Crest Lake Inn with figures like Fragonet Lolita Montez Barstow and Doug Marsh. It weaves historical music reverie with a lively social gathering, hinting at romance and backstage intrigues among guests.
A column by O. O. McIntyre in New York on August 30 surveys playful lines and cultural snippets. It riffs on Lily Pons as a comic image and airily interlaces notes on stars, books, boats, trains, and theater figures with vivid, sometimes pointed sketches of society and arts.
In Thornton W Burgess style, Jimmy Skunk eyes the conflict between Prickly Porky and Buster Bear on the Crooked Little Path. Jimmy challenges Bully Bear and teases Porky while pondering a bold move that shifts the balance of power. A clipped Tucson note interrupts with a separate column about journalism professors and accidental columnists.
Advice recommends a controlled air bath as a way to cool the body in heat. The article explains circulating moderate temperature air with light movement and exposed skin. It warns air contains dust and possible contaminants including germs.
A fragmented passage presents a rough dialogue about brutality, beauty, and a dogfight scene involving Buster Bear and Prickly Porky. The text weaves claims of physical threats, laborious attempts to control aggression, and a stray note about a contest titled Chatterer W Right.
A crossword style list presents across and down clues with numbered entries including references to a supposed royal pretender and various wordplay prompts. Answer sections hint at a mock puzzle with given and unknown solutions, plus a note on a previous puzzle output.
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