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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1935

Page

4

A High Tide of Danger at The Golden Feather

Jean Dunn confronts betrayal and violence as gangsters siege a house. Larry Glenn, a federal agent, leads a raid that ends with arrests and recoveries of bonds while Jean survives a deadly gun battle and learns Sandy Harkins lies wounded.

Jean Dunn Bobby Wallace Golden Feather Sandy Harkins Sandy Bobby Jean Lewis Larry Glenn Wingy Lewis Larry Lewises Fie Red Jackson Portsmouth Hospital Evelyn Brady Larrys Mike Hagan Jackson Leutenants Dover Art

Amarillo Globe Subscription Rates and Championship Dispute

The Amarillo Globe details subscription prices for various plans including combination with The Amarillo Daily News and special delivery service. A dispute arises over the State Junior College Football Championship with Schreiner Institute and Marshall, as Prof. J R McLemore is accused of favoring Marshall and excluding Amarillo from the title, prompting criticism of his authority.

Carriere Amarillo Soasyeree Jro Amarillo Globe Amarillo Daily News Ae API Globe McAvenger Schreiner Institute Panhandle J. R. McLemore Paris McLemore Marshall Schreiner Mr. McLemore

Blacky the Crow Survives a Terrifying Night

Blacky the Crow endures a fear filled night in the Green Forest as Hooty the Great Horned Owl hunts nearby. The tale recalls the crow's cleverness and courage while describing the dangers of darkness and hunger before the morning sun returns.

Blacky the Crow Green Forest Blacky Crow Seacoast Reddy Fox Hooty Great Horned Owl T. W. Burgess

The Incense Pot and the Dangers of Centralized Power

A speculative tale links Mussolini to a French chemist and a gas question, using incense as a metaphor for destructive centralization. The piece argues centralized power poisons leadership, urging Americans to value checks and balances and resist dictatorial tendencies.

Duce Russi Italy Germany

Unhappy Queen and Vocab Puzzle Across and Down

A mixed word puzzle listing clues for across and down entries including monarchs, plants, places, actions, and objects. The page folds in biographical hints and linguistic notes as solvers map terms to definitions.

Word Builder and Whimsical Club House Chat

A reader recalls a casual scene at the Club House where conversations on life’s struggles and daily events mix with playful notes about cats and cheaters. The porch chatter frames a lighthearted reflection between matches and gossip, capturing a friendly neighborhood moment.

Miracle of the Black Virgin stamp story at Montserrat

Stamp article recounts the Black Virgin of Montserrat near Barcelona, Spain, a famed monastery image carved in black wood drawing pilgrims. It notes Saracens defilement in the eighth century, miraculous light guiding shepherds, and the Virgin’s revered recovery challenging locals to leave it. Copyright 1915 NEA Service.

Longside Sol Montserrat Barcelona Spain Europe Imarce Lesa NEA Service, Inc

Questions and Answers from School Column

A quiz snippet asks who first designed the hydraulic engine, with answer Sir William Armstrong. It then asks how many post offices exist in the United States, answered 47 600. The final item questions the name of the fourteenth century plague The Black Death.

Ans Sir William Armstrong United States Europe Asia Africa

Chocolate Sundae Quip Sparks Family Fantasy

A humorous 1935 McNaught Syndicate line features a falsetto boast about chocolate sundaes spoken by a child termed a little devil, with Mama’s memory guiding the playful exchange.

Cuthbert McNaught Syndicate

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