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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1936

Page

4

Dana Westbrook and Scott Stanley marry amid house turmoil

In a domestic melodrama Dana Westbrook arrives to live with her grandmother Mrs. Cameron as half sister Nancy Wallace resents the union. Dana falls for Dr. Scott Stanley while Paula Long schemes and a jealous Paula faces a painful loneliness after Dana and Scott marry. Paula clings to a dangerous pill as tensions rise over love, gifts, and a dramatic new life.

Dana Westbrook Willard Cameron Dana Nancy. Wallace Ronald Moore Scott Stanley Nancy Ronald Paula Long Dang Pana Scott Cameron Paula Charlotte Ronnie Mrs. Wilkins Donna

Whitefoot and Jumper ponder Old Mother Nature

A Christmas themed moral tale by Morris Fishbein features Whitefoot the Wood Mouse and Jumper the Hare debating why some animals wear white coats in winter. Shadow the Weasel, Peter Rabbit, and the snowy setting illustrate nature's unseen dynamics and curiosity.

Whitefoot Wood Mouse Shadow the Weasel Shadow Jumper Hare Peter Rabbit

Incomes and the Townsend Tax Mr. Roper Reviews the Year

Secretary Roper’s annual report for 1934-35 analyzes industrial and agricultural gains, noting increased cash income from farm marketings and higher industrial payrolls. It also highlights unresolved issues like rail fixed charges, slow capital investment, and rising national debt, while urging a broader buying power expansion over heavy industry subsidies.

Roper Glenn Frank

Leader of Mussolini's soldiers and other word clues

A cryptic puzzle style list with numbered word clues covering terms from military leaders to phrases about liberation and various common nouns. The grid includes references to Italian figures, objects, and descriptive adjectives as part of a broader wordplay exercise.

How far an airplane can be seen and other Q A items

Under favorable conditions an airplane can be seen from about 10 000 to 16 000 feet. A cangue is a heavy wooden collar worn around the neck by convicts in China, sometimes combined with a cage. There are 71 000 dentists in the United States.

China United States

Stamp collecting notes on trans Pacific issues and new surcharges

By LS. Klein reports on the 5,000,000 trans Pacific airmail stamps printed with fewer than 2,000,000 collectible, plus the China Clipper and Philippine Clipper return covers. It notes gold overprints for the event, revenue potete tax stamps, and the return of King George II with 1983 series surcharged to 1985 dates.

U. S Manila George II Greece

Word Builder and Grim Reflections on Transit Etiquette

The passage notes annoyance at loud travelers on long rides who boast about marriages, and recalls a past answer about civilization pondering life after death. It contrasts aging civilizations with belief in enduring life, saying science cannot destroy the average man's faith.

Odd McIntyre and a Patchwork of Celebrities

A collage of names and light anecdotes touches on Odd McIntyre Carol McComas in Shanghai Sam Northon and Mortons and a buck and wing bit. The Will Rogers daughter Mary London offer Rob Wagner Eddie Guest John Barrymore Noel Coward O. Henry Frank Sullivan bicycles and playful moments from 1936 celebrity culture.

Carol McComas Shanghai Marlene Dietrich Sam Norton Will Rogerses Mary London Rob Wagner Eddie Guest Detroit John Barrymore America Noel Coward O. Henry

Whitefoot and White Coats in the Green Forest

Whitefoot explains why a white coat helps Shadow the Weasel escape and hunt other animals. He notes Peter's pale surroundings and contrasts coats with Whitey the Snowy Owl who arrives from the Far North, making three white coats in the Green Forest.

Peter Green Forest Briar Shadow the Weasel Whitefoot Jumper Shadow Whitey Snowy Owl T. W. Burgess

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