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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe urges parents to prevent injuries by avoiding open flames, dangerous toys, and hazardous decorations during the Christmas season. It stresses that responsible handling protects children from burns and critical injuries.
Rousse Voorhies accuses Gertrude Stein and collaborators of staging a deliberate joke to test American intelligentsia by presenting the opera as profound. The gag supposedly fooled many leading writers who claimed deep meaning, but the piece was a deliberate ruse.
Horizontal and vertical clues point to historical artist names and place terms. the grid reflects a crossword style puzzle with multiple Latin and English language hints. The puzzle includes references to regions, numbers, and paired clues that fit a themed crossword format.
Dana Westbrook arrives in America to live with her grandmother Mrs. Cameron and her half sister Nancy Wallace. The elder woman hints Dana should marry rich, while Dana and Dr. Scott Stanley grow closer as Nancy obsesses over Ronald Moore.
Dana confronts her grandmother’s view that beauty and money define a woman’s worth. Closed with Dana dressing for a party, pondering her future prospects and the lure of wealth versus talent and love.
Somerset Maugham, exhausted by crowds in New York, vows never to write another play and plans to focus on novels. He aims to publish an autobiography and values a strong working title, often preferring prepositional names.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a caller in the early hours and a London contact with a blithe greeting. The speaker, an Atlantic aviator, speaks of hating the moment leaving Earth and seeing the vast ocean, saying hearts drop and medals seem irrelevant.
A clever crow named Blacky tails Buster Bear near a windfall and a watched path. Prickly Porky moves down from a tree, while Buster noses the windfall cautiously, thinking the coast is clear after Porky’s retreat.
A calory is the amount of heat needed to raise a kilogram of water one degree. Protein and carbohydrates yield four calories per gram while fat yields nine calories per gram.
The text explains Kris Kringle as a corruption of Christkindl the Christ Child. It notes the Vanderbilt Cup Race as a Long Island automobile event named for the Vanderbilt family. It provides a statistic of 114 006 blind persons in the United States.
Buster Bear quietly prepares to leave the windfall and head to sleep while Blacky teases from a hemlock tree. Buster pretends not to hear and shuffles away, showing fatigue as night settles. Blacky jokes and stays nearby, promising to watch a bit longer.
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