Globe Adopts Independent Democratic Stance On News
The Amarillo Globe describes itself as an independent democratic newspaper, supporting what it believes right regardless of party politics. It reflects on national music growth, noting more orchestras across the U.S. and in Texas, including Amarillo, boosted by reduced costs and broader music education.
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Reform of State Legislatures in the Unicameral Trend
Nebraska adopts a single chamber legislature replacing Senate and House. The move may influence other states seeking economies and efficiency. Article compares upper and lower chambers, noting average and extreme state sizes, with specifics for 48 state senates and lower houses nationally.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica Praises Warling Starlings
The city of Washington faces starling congregations harming public buildings yet finds praise in Britannica for the birds. The encyclopedia lauds their song, bright plumage, insect control, and astonishing flock precision, noting crowds of birds moving as a single entity without noise.
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Expanding Role of State In Personal Lives Calls For Intelligence
The piece argues the state increasingly shapes economic policy and daily lives, urging political education through public broadcasts. It notes the overlap of politics and economics, the need for informed voting, and cites Donn Byrne on politics to illustrate public indifference fading.
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Nicholas Trench Faces Public Backlash After Acquittal
Nicholas Trench, just acquitted of Osborne's murder, retreats to a tea room near the prison and reads a letter from Sir Seymour that feels insufficient. A couple discusses the trial in earshot, and Trench reacts with rising fury as news agents and bystanders note his notoriety. Tomorrow, Nicholas meets his smug cousin, Sir Seymour.
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Health Talk on Tuberculosis Treatments
Three cornerstone medicines for tuberculosis are rest, food, and fresh air. The article notes the order should be rest first, with ample daily sleep for most, and extended rest for those with high blood pressure heart disease or chronic conditions.
Danish Farm Produces Milk Sheets From Concentrated Milk
Experiments in Denmark show milk can be processed to remove water and form pulpy sheets with a paperlike appearance. Special machines roll the concentrated milk into sheets that serve as a solid food. when needed, the sheets dissolve in boiling water to return a liquid form.
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Dawn Brings Life In Raw Reflections Of Lost City Scenes
A reflective 1934 column by O. C. McIntyre in New York evokes dawn awakenings and memories from Fulton Street to Paris. It recalls hucksters, a cigarette girl at Maxim’s, street life, and a parade of colorful characters from across America and Europe, ending with changes in accustomed hangouts and urban life.
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Woman Declared Biologically Superior by Dr Elizabeth Chesser
Dr Elizabeth Sloan Chesser, a prominent English physician, urged renewed discussion on sex equality before the British Social Hygiene Council. She argued that many women marry men they seek to mold and that boys should not be raised to feel superior to girls.
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Golf Star Answer to Previous Puzzle Horizontal
A crossword style clue set asks who is the American golf player in the photo and lists many entries across and down from 1 to 53 with terms such as Bobwhite organ of hearing eye tumors and lunar orb. The puzzle appears as a vintage newspaper item pairing sports interest with wordplay.
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Reddy Fox Tracks Hidden Mouse Burrows
Reddy Fox follows fresh tracks through snow in Farmer Brown's field to locate Mouse nests and the Mole tunnel. He anticipates a catch by tracing prints from weed tops to underground homes, hoping two mice will yield one meal.
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So Near and Yet So Far in Burgess Tale
In this excerpt Reddy tracks a mysterious tunnel under snow while mice may have a hidden entrance. He contemplates digging and awaits any sign from the field mice, hoping to uncover a path to Miner's tunnel once the snow melts. The scene blends observation with cautious theory as winter grounds pursuit.
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School Days The Little Brother or Cee Eetht
In a casual quiz style, questions and answers cover milk bottle usage and breakage costs, the origin of the verb vulcanize from Vulcan, and details of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake with its massive loss of life and property.
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Ambitious English Seek Radio Instruction Broadcasts
A group in England asks the British Broadcasting Corporation to air physical instruction programs. The plan would go to the Postmaster General and then to Parliament to decide if "1-2-3-4" should be scheduled early in the morning.
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