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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1935
Page
4
The Kiwanis Club notes a National Bureau study showing a normal family could lose or injure one child from auto accidents before a full life. With 1954 levels, one in three children faces death or injury, and fatalities rise yearly, urging constant citizen safety attention.
The U S Chamber of Commerce reports industrial production at year end 1934 up 25 percent from 1932 low and 1 3 million more manufacturing wage earners than two years earlier. January slump did not occur and coal and electric power use show steady gains. It is unclear if recovery is due to or in spite of administration efforts, but a clear uptrend persists.
German astronomers report a sudden surge of sunspots the largest since 1917. One group saw spots grow to ten times Earth's area in 48 hours swirling as a storm on the sun. The event raises questions for earthbound weather though conclusive links remain debated.
Glenn Frank argues traditional liberal and conservative labels fail amid modern social and economic change. He urges discarding obsolete ideologies to pursue a new political realism, focusing on responsible experimentation and straight thinking beyond parties or age.
In a rapid-fire Western romance, Montana Kid plans to wed soon as he battles a feared foe. Mateo Rubriz asks Jack Lascar to stage a staged ambush from hiding to force a showdown, while El Reed grapples with a pledged love and a wild mare named Sally.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses injury healing and the role of physiotherapy. He describes simple joint motion exercises to restore mobility, including rotation, bending, and extending movements. The piece emphasizes steady progression and attention to pain limits during rehabilitation.
Alice Clarissa Richmond warns that children under five suffer more fatal accidents than any other group with autos, drowning, falls, poison and burns causing most deaths. Parents must anticipate curiosity and hazards, like stove handles, to prevent avoidable injuries and keep the child safe.
The column surveys George Horace Lorimer of Lorimer and Company from Louisville roots to Philadelphia avoidance, noting his tastes, club habits, and antipathy to Gotham. It references Col. E. M. House, C. O. McIntyre Luchow's, and prominent figures amid Chicago, Boston, and New York cultural circles.
In Thornton Burgess bedtime tale Reddy Fox pursues cousin Gray Fox who steals a hen. A pursuing hound forces a dangerous chase through wood and field. Reddy confronts Gray Fox about killing for sport and vows to avoid danger while the farmer hunts.
The text lists the four evangelists Matthew Mark Luke and John. It notes the 1910 Reno Nevada boxing match for the heavyweight title between Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries. It asks how many balls a bowler needs for a perfect score and answers twelve.
Puzzling lines describe building words by adding one letter each time with reordering. The passage ponders the sun’s endurance versus personal mood swings and lingering brightness as spring approaches. It hints at wearing old clothes and a desire to intensify feelings.
Cont. Sou. Sav. & Loan to H. H. Townsend lot 12 block 12 for 1680 dollars. Nettie M. Cook to Frank F. Cook 350 feet of north half of lot 2 block 201 Plemons for 1 dollar. Quincy Ford to M. G. Wilson tract 102 Pleasant Valley for 2200 dollars. Julian Levy et ux to Bertram Levy lot 1 block 15 Bivins for 100 dollars. Josephine Geiger to Mabel L. Ray lot 22 Murphys Subblock 410 Mirror for 1500 dollars. Carey L. Gathright to Farm and Home Lnv lot 11 block 2 Country Club District for 3500 dollars. Car registrations list several vehicles. Marriage license issued to James T. Jay and Louise Lucas.
The clue filled crossword style item names an American composer and lists many related terms. The grid hints at musical terms, instruments and roles, with references to heritage and literature woven into the puzzle’s design.
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