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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists carrier and mail subscription rates, showing weekly to yearly options for daily and Sunday editions. The editorial argues tourism boosts local economies and permanent wealth, citing Miami Beach 1923 4 and the broader tourist industry’s impact on hotels restaurants and services.
Brother Pascual arrives at Mateo Rubriz's camp as the bandit divides loot and battles weathered foes. Pascual endangers two followers, vows a higher purpose, and cites Our Lady as the motive in a tense, coded exchange about church, crown, and danger from General Estrada and the governor.
Washington observers expect the public works relief bill to pass with few changes, granting the administration about five billion dollars for public works and relief. Comptroller General McCarl holds sweeping, nearly dictatorial power over contracts and payments, with final, binding decisions. He is appointed by the President with Senate consent and can be removed only by joint resolution or impeachment, serving a 15 year term. He is a Republican.
The Diamond Match Company pledges annual net earnings distributions to stockholders and employees to aid government recovery, employment, and national purchasing power. The policy aims to curb undistributed profits and encourage dividends, bonuses, and real business focus. A match company lights the way.
Health Talk explains venous blood flow from arteries to tissues and back toward the heart. It discusses valves in leg veins, backward flow, and potential vein issues like hemorrhoids in a teacherly lay explanation.
An essay by Alice Clap Issa Richmond argues children learn ethics from general to specific rules. Early lessons on permitted and not permitted shape future judgments, with careful parental guidance crucial as self awareness forms.
A survey of celebrities and writers contrasts vanity and success with sport and leisure. Names include Phyllis Haver, Capone, Beth Leary, Claire Luce, Helen Jepson, Jules Glaenzer, William Rhinelander Stewart, Jack Benny, Ed Howe, and readers of The Readers Digest. The piece notes entertainers, journalists, and authors pursuing fitness, travel, and social life amid a culture of hustle.
The text argues that terms like bad and naughty reflect parental prejudice rather than child morality. Young misdeeds stem from lack of social sense and ownership awareness, suggesting gentle, example-based teaching over punishment to foster quicker learning.
In Mexico City the regional federation of workers and peasants dodged a general strike that would have affected 40 000 members. Taxi drivers refused to cooperate and kept cars idle, ending the noon deadline amid scattered clashes. Strikes in Cordoba and Jalapa failed to reach resolution.
A Thornton W Burgess inspired scene finds Reddy Fox spying on Blacky the Crow amid crowing fuss near the Old Pasture. He stays alert for danger while observing the noisy parade and the behavior of fellow animals before drifting back to hunting. Peggy Joyce headlines briefly in a Broadway note, with Ewing Galloway supplying New York capsule.
The text presents two quiz prompts: identifying the best conductor of electricity as silver and a riddle about Alalanta, the maiden who loses a race after stopping to pick up dropping golden apples. The fragment suggests a school exercise or worksheet with questions and provided answers.
A children story excerpt portrays Reddy tracking a crow’s warning call as Blacky, the flock’s wisest bird, hesitates to join a rowdy group. The scene hints at an owl discovery and forthcoming continuation, with copyright 1935 noted.
A dense crossword style list links a European actress to multiple clues. Entries include references to killed persons, self, pitch ers, net weights, curse, harem, worshipers, pleased, story, diner, flaxen fabric, opera scene, group of eight, place of worship, wing, masked, falsehood, handle, god of wisdom, seaweed, circuit, hodgepodge, debt, aspect, constellation, resin, twitching, shelter, branches, building sites, tooth, goodbye, bellows, molding edge, Hebrew measure, bird, memorial, river mouth deposit, convulsive, foretoken, pistol, bones, appear.
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