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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
4
The piece examines how prices might move if the Supreme Court signals a return to the gold standard. It notes gold and wholesale prices rose since leaving the gold standard, with agricultural and energy sectors showing large gains. It considers government policies like NRA and AAA as contributing factors alongside dollar devaluation.
Scouting is described as a game with deeper values guiding character like honesty courage and helpfulness. The piece marks 25 years of progress and notes 6,530,430 participants across all branches. It congratulates Boy Scouts of America and the nation.
The author compares a tenth century imperial program to New Deal style measures, noting government power over prices, material use, industry practices, income allocation, and trade rights as parallels to the NRA. European history is cited as timely reading for today’s eco nomic dislocation debates.
In a storm tossed sea a cutter struggles through heavy surf as the crew fights for survival. A key character, Nick, is knocked overboard by a crashing boom and sinks from view as a large vessel disappears under spray. Nurse Molly and Tom discuss recovery and a wedding plans follow.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes the 1888 X ray discovery and four decades of rapid advances from diagnosis to treatment. A narrative interweaves medical history with a wartime era scene and a hospital room where Nick anxiously awaits news from Whitehall as Mrs Gowall’s case moves toward a legal outcome.
Courthouse records show multiple property transfers and registrations including WF Davis to P C Cayton on lot Shik 117 8 J FY for 2975 34 dollars and W K McCaskell et ux to Mary E Phillips tract 4 North River Road Gardens for 2195 07 dollars plus other deeds and vehicle registrations noted for Ford V 8 38 and related details.
The Dear Noel crowd left after the first night of the new Coward play in America. Critics blasted the work despite star power and wit and George Jean Nathan weighed in. The piece failed to satisfy Coward fans and brought mixed reactions from New Yorker circle favorites.
In Thornton Burgess bedtime tale a young Nibbler mouse who can sing is deemed queer by neighbors and family. His talent isolates him while he continues to sing out of necessity, provoking suspicion and fear from those around him. The story frames talent as a social risk.
Questions and answers cover annual consumption of food by Americans, the Virgin Islands origin, and Acadie’s Evangeline scene now in Nova Scotia Canada. Answers: over 1000 pounds vegetable food and about 600 pounds animal food. acquired from Denmark by purchase in 1916. now Nova Scotia Canada.
A word game around letters and a remembered name leads to a moment of forgetfulness. The narrator notes a lapse when the person remembered is not the one present. It ends with a reflection on lying about walking to earn a smile at this moment.
In Sweetwater on February 8 a swabbing test at Rotan 28 miles north found a new Fisher County oil field near the E. Howard farm within an 8,000 acre block. The Merry Bros. Perini Tidewater joint test produced oil at 3,708 feet with 388 gravity and three heads, one for 40 barrels before swabbing began.
Weston West Virginia Dr M H Holt 82 will run for re election as mayor placing his name on the ballot as an independent. He was first elected when voters wrote his name in on their ballots. Holt is father of Rush D Holt United States Senator elect who cannot take his seat yet because he is too young.
A mixed set of crossword style clues for across and down entries. Includes references to a Great Lake Sun god Onager lubricant and various cryptic style hints. The page combines several wordplay items with numeric labels and partial answers.
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