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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1935
Page
4
Advertisements list mail and daily rates for Texas Oklahoma and nearby areas. Rates include monthly yearly and six month options with pricing and Sunday only insert details.
Young Mrs. James H R Cromwell once known as Doris Duke the richest girl in the world marries in a private ceremony without cameras or crowds. She wed an American husband avoiding fortune hunting European titles, a rare quiet wedding for a wealthy heiress.
In a Western tale, the emerald crown is stolen by a province governor. Brother Pascual seeks help from Mexican bandit Mateo Rubriz who directs him to Montana the Montana Kid for aid. A wild mare named Sally tests loyalties as danger closes in at Lavery ranch.
A feature on Mary Cole, eight years old, who spent her life in public institutions since infancy, never living with family, and dying in Panesville. The piece uses her life as a stark comment on social welfare and independence in society.
Fort Worth report notes Marcus Bashenheimer, a garment maker from Whrelg and New York City, reuniting with his son T. Klee Hashenheimer after a nationwide search. The son, who had left home six weeks earlier, was found Friday by police at Hotel Texas asking for money.
A chaotic column notes writers and editors in New York in 1935 including Victor Herbert, Colleen Moore, and William G. Sibley. It blends literary anecdotes, London and Paris wanderings, and a public strike fatality in California with brisk, fragmentary observations.
In winter hunger drives Reddy Fox to search distant farms for food. He plans careful routes with Mrs. Reddy and studies potential dangers before venturing near a hen yard. A confrontation with his cousin Gray Fox ends in a Henyard massacre and a farmer’s swift response.
In early U.S. history Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr dueled. Hamilton was killed. Hernando Cortes is noted as conquering Mexico. Philadelphia banker Robert Morris provided key financial aid to the Revolutionary cause.
A word builder puzzle asks for letters to form words by adding one new letter to the previous set. It uses a playful setup about meals and essentials, mentioning a carte dinner, something essential like water, and items that test, stimulate digestion, and compare to ice cream.
A speeding car crash left severe facial injuries for a woman described as beautiful. She endured years of futile search for a surgeon willing to operate, despite consulting her archest for options.
CBS announced a TM A broadcast featuring the full Roosevelt cabinet on March 4 at 2 30 P M EST to mark the administration anniversary. Secretary Hull will lead the program with talks by Vice President Garner Speaker Burns and Education Commissioner John W Studebaker.
A newspaper puzzle page lists clues across horizontal and vertical sections. The steel magnate’s name appears as the solution to the prior puzzle, with several cross references for words such as edge, vow and orbiting terms.
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