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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1935
Page
4
The text explains how budget messages report past receipts and outlays, estimate current year figures, and outline next year’s program. It notes January submissions miss the midyear reality since the treasury uses July to June fiscal years and cites historical gaps between estimates and actuals.
In a reflective essay Glenn Frank argues that obsession with old era grandeur and outdated methods hinders progress. He critiques luxurious estates for their overindulgence and artificial landscapes and warns that governments in capitals and cottages cling to obsolete tools, blocking modern task performance.
Jimmy receives a two hundred fifty pound gift from Miss O'Brien and Sir William Avon and is urged to invest in Savings Certificates or join Avon Works. A dinner party at Park View Hotel is planned to celebrate the new company with Jimmy, Jerry, Molly, and Nick. Seymour calls with news of Nick's public vindication and pending re election.
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews hiccup disorders with a case study of a young woman and notes many potential causes. Inflammation of abdominal organs and various tests are mentioned as part of evaluating the hiccup reflex and treatment considerations.
Nine of Seth Parker's sailors were taken aboard the British cruiser HM Australia after the schooner Seth Parker was rescued in the South Seas. Radio impresario Lord Seth Parker, known as Seth Parker, remained aboard with four crew members as the Australia stood by for an American naval tow from Samoa.
Civil service examinations due for the Tenth U S Civil Service District in New Orleans by February 16. Positions include assistant land bank appraiser, junior land bank appraiser, associate land bank appraiser, associate engineer, appraiser, and assistant engineer appraiser. Salaries range from 2000 to 3200 dollars. Information from Mr Trier in Amarillo Civil Service Room Federal Building.
Nine deaths from meningitis in recent weeks led Dr. K M Kelley to impose a strict quarantine at a transient camp in Texas where 400 men are quartered. Harold E Holstead of Pioneer Louisiana died yesterday. his death was the ninth. The health officer ordered others in the camp quarantined. A tablet honoring O Henry was placed in Raleigh by North Carolina citizens.
A 1935 McNaught Syndicate piece by O C McIntyre surveys New York’s literary scene and seeks a country return. The writer reflects on fame and peril, notes Malaria Alley life, and praises writers like Octavus Roy Cohen and Katherine Brush while warning of city temptations.
Topeka Kansas house introduces bill to create a Kansas naval reserve and militia and authorize the governor to accept warships lifeboats aircraft or other equipment for practice work. The navy would sail the Missouri river.
A Burgess tale features Reddy Fox and Blacky the Crow as a clever pair living near man. They trade wits and aid, share meals, and compare winters while noting dangers from hunters and guns. The dialogue portrays their mutual respect and practical ties.
The major contenders in the 1924 Democratic presidential race were Alfred E. Smith and William Gibbs McAdoo. This question asks who were the two leading unsuccessful candidates. The other prompt asks for the three largest US cities and identifies New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia. It also notes Jenny Lind as "The Swedish Nightingale" with life dates 1820 to 1887.
The blurb presents a word building game where each Fach word adds one new letter and can rearrange its letters. It notes readiness and says the answer refers to yesterday's word. A quoted line mocks reds in Congress and cites a Floridian financier predicting riots by Tories in control.
Black and Reddy discuss humans as both enemies and sources of food for mice. Reddy argues that living near humans provides abundant food, making mice lives easier. Blacky agrees that if not for humans, there would be far fewer crows.
A dense list of crossword style clues labeled horizontal and vertical covering themes from a famous U.S. president to general vocabulary. Includes clues on politics, possessions, anatomy, cooking, music terms, and fruitless wordplay.
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