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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1935
Page
4
City officials press a continuing safety campaign in Amarillo with Mayor Rogas J. Rogers urging lasting effort after a recent road danger scare. An editorial from Rockville Conn highlights a child’s plea, in a heartening reminder of the costs of road tragedy and family loss.
A diary like column notes readings and social rounds of 1935 celebrities including Carole Lombard Adrienne Ames Bruce Cabot and Sir William Wiseman. Rupert Hug discusses deafness and lip reading while Will Hays and Rotacker estates are mentioned near Triunfo. The piece blends gossip with views on deafness and a playful look at theater life.
Blacky the Crow visits Reddy Fox on the edge of the Old Pasture to chat and share a light moment about tempted theft and hunger. The dialogue reveals wary humor as they discuss food and friendship in a forest setting.
Courthouse records show a warranty deed transfer for B B Karger et ux to N B Crump on Beverly Gardens lot, and several 1935 model vehicle registrations including Olds Sedan, Ford Tudor, Chev pickups, Buicks, and Ply mouth. Marriage licenses issued to A D Brady with Iva Hoyal and J C Arden with Dorothy Reeves. narrative content includes dialogue about winter hardships and Blacky the crow, contrasting wings with winter toil.
Glenn Frank argues that a World Court is a symbol of sanity but not a sole solution. He faults isolationist leaders and Roosevelt's limited support, urging leadership toward global cooperation to avert universal instability, even as he resists entanglement in European quarrels.
The group awaits Sir William as Mr. Cresswell reveals the Treasury will cover trial expenses. Mrs Gowlland’s case to be dropped as she is deemed an accessory. The quartet expect Avon’s formula to cap the matter, and Sir William may join them soon at twelve.
Sir William Avon meets Molly O'Brien and her circle to discuss credit for a metallurgical invention. Osborne and the shareholders offer 5000 shares to Trench and Sir Jerrold Mordaunt, with a 250 pound bonus for Jimmy the helper, and potential jobs at Avon’s works.
A child who cannot play alone risks lifelong boredom and dependence on others. The piece argues for early self reliance, urging mothers to allow infants long periods of solitude and minimal handling to teach self entertainment and gradual awareness of the world.
Paris reports a measure of official approval backing the French woman suffrage movement. Minister of Colonies Tatus Rolsand praised the campaign at a luncheon, saying the case is just and well founded and that victory will come with time.
A fragmentary text lists three questions with brief answers: world debt to the United States at 20.645 billion dollars, Patrick meaning Noble or patrician, and the Apocalypse identified as Revelations, the last book of the New Testament.
A letter word game shows each new word adds one letter without changing order. The quote comments on dangerous politics and notes a Floridan financier warns Reds in Congress. The Friday answer warns it is awful when a man misremembers a name and realizes he meant someone else.
London on February 10 reports quieter dawn milk delivery as rubber tires become mandatory and new sound-proof bottles reduce noise. Containers are made of vegetable pulp, weather-proof, and unlikely to break when dropped, improving the wakeful start for millions.
A quoted passage describes severe hardships and hunger. a crow speaks of endurance, needing food to fly and fly to eat, noting he cannot dig through snow while others must share crumbs. The text foregrounds struggle against a harsh winter and reliance on community aid.
The page lists clues for a crossword style puzzle about a Red Cross official and various terms. It mentions positions, orientations, and a note that a particular person became associated with the American Red Cross in 1921. Several entries refer to general terms such as mood, objects, and roles, but no full narrative detail is provided.
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