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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1935
Page
4
The fragment lists figures and prices likely from a historical market page. It shows numbers such as 81 90 and 61.0 cents with a speculated product code W242. The text is incomplete but indicates commodity price references.
A profile of Anthony Eden as the youngest British foreign secretary, praised for charm and intellect while warning that Europe teeters toward catastrophe. The piece notes Eden's fresh, storybook persona and the heavy burden on England's diplomacy in a tense era.
Glenn Prank surveys the Borah endorsement and the push to liberalize the Republican Party. He warns that liberalism's meaning has shifted toward central planning, risking reduced output and lower living standards. He calls for clear term definitions and a focus on workable proposals to raise living standards while safeguarding freedom.
Dana Westbrook returns from abroad to live with her grandmother as her sister Nancy resents the match. Dana and Dr. Scott Stanley decide to marry with grandmother’s blessing, aided by Aunt Ellen’s old money and a simple ceremony in the family home.
New York reports James Thurber has two consecutive best sellers, a collection of sketches and drawings that critics call a sharp disassembler of illusions. The piece links his humor to memories, cafe life, and a knack for vivid, recall-filled scenes across American culture.
The text references a “Gate at Tears” into the Red Sea linked to shipwrecks and asks which country has the largest population among states. It mentions New Year's Day and general notes on powers and possessions of the United States, but the fragmentary source limits concrete facts.
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse surveys a windfall to build a warm nest near Buster Bear in the Green Forest. He creeps in, explores, and settles beside the sleeping bear, mindful of Shadow the Weasel nearby, planning a safe winter within the shared den.
A pretty girl recalls an incident at a party where a man acted foolishly and she claims he should apologize for not revealing details. The cook comments on harmony of ingredients and contrasts using metal or oatmeal to make an omelet or tamale.
A fragmentary comic passage centers on a minister reciting solemn marriage vows while a bride and groom prepare to be joined. The scene hints at religious ceremony wording and a humorous miscue in the reading.
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