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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1936
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes John Barrymore nearing his 53rd birthday offers a philosophy born of experience. He says failures spice life and that every split second of life worth the cut, as tragedy and joy balance on a coin with two sides.
A German press salvo claims Lindbergh’s journey to England proves Nazi justice superior to American justice. The piece dismisses US legal fairness as a bluff while noting Einstein’s pursuit of American citizenship as a counterpoint to the propaganda.
Glenn Frank argues four balance targets for a stable economy: balance agriculture with industry, align prices and wages, balance government spending with income, and harmonize recovery with reform. He warns Republicans must offer concrete plans rather than oppose Democratic experiments.
A reader facing a dense set of crosswords clues is presented with numerous definitions across horizontal and vertical lists. Entries include items such as male sheep, acidity, light brown, wrath, note in scale, and many others matching common crossword conventions. The puzzle blends general vocabulary with reference to months, colors, bodies, and objects.
Dana Stanley plans to marry rich Ronald Moore causing family tensions as Dana's husband Scott races to intervene after a car crash. Nancy learns of Dana and Ronald, while Ronnie and Nancy pursue a hurried wedding in a small town only to be halted by a surprised minister and Nancy's confession about Dana.
A 5 cent Canada stamp from the Silver Jubilee series features the portrait of the new king Edward VIII. The article notes Newfoundland issued Edward portraits as early as 1899 and Canada depicted him in 1932 and 1935. It predicts Britain will issue a full set upon his accession, with Canada and Newfoundland possibly following.
In New York the elder Will Hays and his son Will Hays Jr. share daily letters and a weekly long distance talk. The 20 year old student at Wabash plans law study as his father did, with mutual confidence and similar mannerisms noted.
An indignant co ed confronts the Professor declaring she will right an injustice and rejects a demeaning appelation. She argues the term, if tied to the class, should better fit the essence of the word and its rightful usage.
A playful poem notes an eating contest near Los Angeles where owls and blowers race to finish soup, with owls using elbows to cool their bowls on the table and the blowers finishing first.
A hungry Blacky hides in a hemlock as Terror the Gos hawk and Whitey the Snowy Owl feud over access to the tree. Blacky escapes at dawn and flees toward a distant forest, terrified of capture while Night hunter Hooty the Owl calls. The tale blends wildlife peril with a health column and a later cliffhanger for Blacky’s next fright.
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