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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
4
Fire Marshal Ed Spann said Amarillo could receive a 25 percent credit on fire insurance rates through a good fire record. For 1935 Amarillo’s fire losses totaled $22,500, a record for a city of 50 000, underscoring how prevention saves money for property owners.
Dana Westbrook, arriving from abroad to live with her grandmother Mrs Willard Cameron, clashes with her half sister Nancy Wallace while romance stirs with Dr Scott Stanley and Ronald Moore. Paula Long, Scott’s former friend, learns of the marriage amid suspicions, as Dana begins decorating a new home and planning her kitchen with Scott’s financial generosity.
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse fears Shadow the Weasel in winter, freezes in place, and barely escapes as Shadow tracks toward the windfall. Whitefoot hides in a nest near Buster Bear while Shadow investigates, then wanders away, saving Whitefoot from discovery by fright.
Glenn Frank argues that American youth feel alien in a wealth rich America. He contrasts China’s youth adapting to change with Americans who must return to American tradition to meet the age of plenty. He urges rebuilding American policy to reflect growth while preserving core values.
A breezy word puzzle style item lists clues for a fictional hero, chivalrous Spanish hero of romance, and a vertical set of word answers. Includes definitions like to value, to mature, and to guide, with mixed languages and riddling phrase fragments.
The legend speaks of Orpheus pleading with Pluto to restore Eurydice to him. The text notes the myth’s descent into the underworld and Orpheus’s failed attempt to retrieve Eurydice.
In 1817 San Martin led a decisive victory at Chacabuce Ridge against Royalists, aided by O'Higgins, securing Chile’s independence and prompting a Chilean republic. The battle is depicted on a 1910 Chilean stamp issue commemorating the centenary of independence.
A Cambridge Mass item notes Harvard students turning to tea after the Harvard Yale clash. Dr. L Vernon Briggs reports 15 students present with 13 preferring tea to whisky after the game.
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