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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists subscription rates for Amarillo carriers payable in advance One week 18 cents two weeks 45 cents one year 18 dollars Three months 18 dollars Daily News combo options available with morning and evening editions.
The piece warns of a rising stock market like a car gaining speed and warns a crash could follow. It notes banks have funds idle and calls for prudent brakes to align prices with industry, citing 1929 as a cautionary example and urging cautious action by the Roosevelt administration.
Glenn Prank argues that benefits given by the New Deal to farmers and workers may undermine long term policy and poll accuracy. He notes the Digest poll shows a 53 to 47 percent split against the New Deal and forecasts potential misalignment between group gains and overall voters in 1936.
Readable fragments hint at a mixed list of terms and clues including place names, titles, objects, and concepts. The garbled text presents scattered items such as deities, musical notes, measurements, and regional references in a non cohesive sequence.
Federal agent Larry Glenn pursues clues in a rural Ohio farm connected to a bank robbery case. He interviews Mr Engle about corn allocations and secret agreements, discovers odd multiple breakfasts, and notes scattered evidence suggesting hidden occupants and a hidden plot.
Manhattan dining scene nears saturation as many new cafes fail after opening. Repeal sparked craze with celebrities and showy fronts, but only a few establishments endure. Longchamps expansion prospers while the St Regis revival draws elite patrons amid New York society circles.
The text mentions Rosa Bonheur, a French woman painter remembered for AltA Am works, asks about snakes having voices and larynges, and states Mont Blanc is the highest mountain in France at 18 feet above sea level per the Smithsonian Institution.
A 19th century private stamp created by Julio Popper in Tierra del Fuego shows miners tools and Popper initials. Used for mail to Argentina or Chile, it carried postage to the port before regular stamps were applied. The item illustrates early private local issues and their role in remote mail delivery.
The owner recalls a lost dog returned home covered in blood from a cruel wound, then treated with boric acid and warmth to recover. The note also laments careless drivers who unsafe pass and brake abruptly, hoping the offender learns a lesson if stuck in their car.
The tale follows Rattles the Kingfisher wintering with Welcome Robin and Winsome Bluebird. While the others find steady food via Cedar berries and Farmer Brown's feeding station, Rattles struggles as ice binds open water, catching minnows and trout and even a mouse to survive. Sammy Jay notes the harsh cold while Rattles endures with pluck and a waterproof coat.
Carl Van Doren, noted as a leading weekly book critic, tops the list of readers. Mussolini reportedly survived 16 assassination attempts. Clark Gable, rivaling Valentino, dominates New York's feminine gaze. A diner in a cafe abruptly reacts, clapping, shouting, and leaving after a perfume dispute, prompting Phil Baker to inquire about the trouble.
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