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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1936
Page
4
Sidney Summerfield head of Chicago's marriage license bureau notes brides are often cooler and steadier than grooms under altar pressure. He remarks the traditional "blushing bride" label is rare, while shy grooms color up. The piece argues women can steady nerves better in wedding moments.
A fragmented column by O. O. McIntyre in New York notes a variety of quick sketches from daily life. He recalls an elevator man's child naming three kittens Eenie Meenie and Minnie, mocks burlesque trends, praises Hoboes at table humor, mentions actors and writers like Lloyd Hamilton and Edison Marshall, and laments fatigue from years of writing while sharing vivid city portraits and humorous anecdotes. He also references radio pundits, Sarnoff, Edison, and a plan to feature his portrait by Bob Davis.
In a woodland tale Whitefoot the Wood Mouse watches Whitey the Snowy Owl and Jumper the Hare as Whitey stalks Shadow the Weasel. The scene ends with Shadow eluding the owl and Jumper fleeing in a tense, imaginative confrontation. The piece blending nature fiction with a medical magazine voice reflects 1936 era storytelling.
Glenn Frank argues that a new party could evolve from the Roosevelt program without a formal third party. He notes no unified American party philosophy or shift in constitutional powers, while a broad coalition forms among Agriculture Labor urban liberals and some Republicans. The outcome depends on the Republicans program’s sincerity and viability.
A mixed OCR style puzzle text lists horizontal and vertical clues about a Chinese statesman diplomat and various wordplay items. It includes numbered hints for terms like embarks to debark, poetry, and chemical and linguistic prompts, with scattered references to months and measurements.
Dana Westbrook and Dr Scott Stanley navigate a chaotic dinner to calm nerves and plan a shared life. Paula Long watches Scott’s affection toward Dana as Nancy Wallace stokes rivalry. Budget talks reveal Dana’s desire for more money for clothes and a new suit for Scott, while Dana vows to manage love and finances.
Q and A style item presents three quiz questions and answers about a Lafayettes book note, milk composition, and ocean depth comparing to Mount Everest, with historical phrasing and playful facts. The Life of the Duchesse d Ayen is cited from margins of Buffon.
India contains one sixth of all the people on the globe. These are divided among many races speaking 20 languages and of a dozen different religions.
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