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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1935
Page
4
President Roosevelt urges immediate state action to curb automobile deaths, noting 35,000 fatalities yearly and urging uniform laws. He cites safety expert proposals and calls for prompt reform by the states.
A caustic Christmas card from Charles B. Driscoll lampoons bank collapses and political graft, citing US and French scandals as a wake up call. The column moves to Florida writers, Gene Tunney at a Rainbow Room scene, a London-bound Charles Collins, and signing news for Dorothy Stone and Bruce Barton anecdotes. It closes with literary quotes and two reading suggestions, Isabel Rose and Oppenheim Wilder.
In Thornton Burgess Bedtime Stories a family hears a subtle birdlike trill at night that seems to come from nowhere. They speculate the canary, the teakettle, the china closet, and finally suspect ventriloquism as a prank by Farmer Brown's Boy, who denies it. The tale ends with a cliffhanger as the singer remains unidentified.
Glenn Frank argues three paths for the United States and endorses capitalism as the best route. He contends modern capitalism can lift living standards by producing for use, not profit, with high wages, shorter hours, and low prices, while warning against slowing production and excessive state control.
Molly O'Brien and Nick Trench escape a spy’s trap as they confront Gowlland and learn his wife holds the key to Osborne’s death. Jerry scouts the farmhouse as Molly comforts Mrs Gowlland who reveals her husband killed Osborne and vows to expose the truth.
Dr Morris Fishbein stresses eye conservation for children learning to adapt after disability. He notes that most impressions come through sight and urges teachers to detect eyestrain and visual defects to prevent hindrance to learning and development.
Enrollee W Rice and Enrollee Olin Isabel took a playful wheelbarrow and one wheel phaeton trip from Palo Duro Camp to Canyon on a Saturday. They chatted about the soldiers bonus with Rice anticipating a February vote in Congress.
The Hibbing Minnesota mine is the world’s largest open pit iron mine, 350 feet deep, two and a half miles long, covering 1,070 acres. The Gothic structure’s distinguishing feature is the pointed arch. Haym Salomon loaned $600,000 of his own money to the Colonists in the Revolutionary War.
Exhibits show a visitor facing refusal by guides to acknowledge peculiarities as word building progresses. A hunter in a red coat moves through trees and steers toward a cabin, rested for the morning, with deserted but comfortable scenes described.
R. D. Lavery and the Concho Refining Company of San Angelo were indicted on an internal revenue act violation. The bill claims Lavery's firm failed to post the required $2,000 bond for gasoline producers and sellers.
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