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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1935
Page
4
The article argues the U S Senate’s stance against joining a World Court reveals a persistent anti entanglement bloc rooted in 1920 League of Nations sentiment. It contends public disillusionment over World War I tempers idealism and questions how international cooperation may affect sovereignty and peace.
Glenn Frank discusses Oliver Carlson and the Rust mechanical cotton picker, predicting sweeping effects on tenant farming and labor. It could end sharecropping, reduce plantation labor, collapse rural housing, push mass urban migration, and reshape the black community's future.
Jerry asks for a quick, grim briefing as the trio recounts their perilous escape. The narrator details the trap, Orloff’s words, Molly’s vigil, Jimmy’s rescue, and the flying masonry narrowly missing them amid the factory turmoil.
A tense excerpt follows Jerry Molly and Nick as they decide to confront Mrs Gowlland to uncover hidden truth behind Gowlland's death. They fear Orloff's band and plan a risky river crossing to escape and learn the full story from Gowlland's widow before dawn.
An examination of how oversized children face social and physical challenges. The piece advises parents to quietly acknowledge growth, avoid teasing, encourage proper posture, and use at home exercises to build strength and confidence, helping the child adapt without masking their height.
Palm Beach dinner described with vivid scenes of moonlit patio, fountains, guitars, and cosmopolitan guests including Harold Vanderbilt and Mrs. Hearst. The narrator mocks newspaper abstinence, comments on local society, shopkeepers, and the floating population before planning a return to cold weather.
Thornton W Burgess presents a bedtime mystery as Farmer Brown and Mother Brown awaken to a singing canary. Claims of singing in pitch darkness prompt a nighttime check with a flashlight revealing the bird asleep. The family debates whether the sounds were real or imagined.
MEMPHIS Feb 4 The "long chain" man from Nashville penitentiary will escort a prisoner to state prison in Memphis next week. The inmate, Dr Armgaard Karl Graves once a German secret service agent and author, was convicted here of defrauding Clarence Saunders of 1500 by claiming the funds would uncover 3 million in buried gold off Haiti.
The text presents three quiz questions and answers. It states that the Vatican City state has the largest army relative to size with 1,048 armed men. It asks which country's government securities are known as Consuls, with the answer England. It defines an injunction as a judicial process restraining a person from a wrongful act or compelling restitution to an injured party.
The passage describes a hunter in motion through trees with his coat bobbing and a goal to reach a cabin by morning. It includes a riddle style note about yesterday's Word Builder and a reveal about gulping rather than sipping water, noting the grip on stomachs.
A fragmented OCR puzzle from a historical page lists Treasury official names and clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It merges wordplay with obsolete spellings, including references to government roles, flora, fauna, and common verbs, forming a large cryptic style grid.
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