Sandies Break Through Slogan Echoes Through Fort Worth
Reading the Amarillo Sandies football triumph against Corpus Christi, Dallas agency manager Dick Brown writes in The Log Book on the power of slogans. He notes how Amarillo’s pep sign and the team’s fixed purpose to break through shaped the game and the crowd's mindset.
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Sandies
Dick” Brown
Dallas Advertising League
Harlow
Corpus Christi
Amarillo
Amarillo Girls
State of Texas
Amarillo Witts
Amarillo High School
A Third Century New Deal Dr Frank Sees Diocletian Parallels
Dr. Frank draws parallels between Diocletian’s late third century policies and Roosevelt’s New Deal. He notes nine points from coinage changes to price fixing, wage regulation, land plowing, public works, taxation, and state bounties, suggesting history echoes in modern economic policy.
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Dr. Frank
Roosevelt
Glenn Frank
Diocletian
George Warren
Empire
Hugh Johnson
Henry Wallace
Seagull Against Pursuit in a Night of Storm
Nick Trench and Molly OBrien escape Bolshevik spy Orloff by boarding Jerry Mordaunt’s yacht. As a pursuing cutter closes, they brace for a dangerous bar crossing under moonlit seas with a mysterious Russian foe aboard the enemy ship watching. Tomorrow an accident decides the race.
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Nicholas Trench
John Osborne
Molly O'Brien
Nick
Osborne
Peter Orloff
Molly
Jerry Mordaunt
Jerry
Russia
Molly Jerry
Penn Publishing Company
Health Talk on Relief Food Quality and Choices
The column argues relief food baskets provide balanced nutrition tailored to various groups, noting beneficiaries often receive more wholesome options than those free to choose. It urges mothers in pink families to obtain extra fruit vegetables eggs and milk to support growth and tissue repair.
Guiding Your Child Learning Manners At Restaurants
A guide by Alice Clarissa Richmond urges parents to use restaurant meals to teach children good manners. It notes that dining out is appealing to kids and presents opportunities to reinforce polite behavior in public settings. It contrasts boys and girls in receptiveness to manners training.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Public Idols Face Hurdle
A column explores how public figures like Tunney Dempsey Valentino Rudy Vallee Mary Pickford and others face adulation and criticism. It notes shops on fame the fashion of William Goodby Loew and profiles of David Warfield Harry Leon Wilson Damon Runyon and Gelett Burgess among others.
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Gings
Dempsey
Cafe Corporation
Tunney
Valentino
Rudy Vallee
Suspendec
The
Wolves
Mary Pickford
The Singing Mouse in the Carpet Sweeper
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale Farmer Brown's Boy, Mother Brown, and a singing mouse argue about whether a carpet sweeper was the source. The boy and mother believe the mouse sang, while Farmer Brown doubts the circumstantial evidence and holds his opinion.
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Farmer Brown
Brown
Parmer Brown
Mouse
Mother Brown
Special Italian youths to train under Mussolini Wolf Balilla
The text notes that about a million and a half boys aged six to eight in Italy will receive military training through Mussolini's Wolf Balilla program. It also identifies Horace Mann as the first secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education and a founder of the American public school system, and notes Isis and Osiris as prominent deities in early Egyptian religion with Isis as Moon goddess and Osiris as Sun god.
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Italy
Wolf Balilla
Horace Mann
Massachusetts Board of Education
Isis
Osiris
Singing Mouse at the Carpet Sweeper Tale
In a 1935 Burgess story, a singing Mouse hides in a carpet sweeper drawing the Browns’ attention. They lure it with cheese and realize a family of mice lives in the house as the birdlike song continues. The tale leads into Suspicion as a new chapter begins.
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Mouse
Farmer Brown
Mother Brown
Parmer
Brown
Black Pussy
T. W. Burgess
Will Rogers Banquet Joke Attracts Laughs In California
The speaker introduced humorist Will Rogers with a quip about an entomologist testing heredity by wingless flies and a promise to invite 10 000 dinners to see if the entertainer will eat and still owe nothing. Copyright 1935 Rainfall varies from under an inch in the Mojave to over 100 inches on the northwest coast.
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Will Rogers
California
Mohave Desert
Northwest Coast
Babes in the Wood Puzzle Clues Fragment
A clipped crossword style list presents horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include terms such as malarial fever pardon Gaelic weighty and wave of related words with numerous missing or unclear entries.
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Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
Associated Press
Associated
News and Business Department
Ceeecares
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
Pleate
News-Globe
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
McClure
William
Pergason
Nokaroma
Wea Ene
Kidhe
United States
West
East
George
Jimmy
Mike
Orloff
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Lindbergh
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
C. O. McIntyre
William Goodby Loew
David Warfield
the Lambs
Major Bowes
Harry Leon Wilson
Ma Pettingill
Wilson
Carmel
Cal
Lincoln Steffens
George Horace Lorimer
Booth Tarkington
Damon Runyon
Nighthawk
Gelett Burgess
Burgess
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Little Brown School
Word Builder
Gibbon
Arturo
Toscanini
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