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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1936

Page

4

Friday Fights and Fates in Dana's Tangled World

Dana Westerbrook comes to live with grandmother Mrs Cameron after parents die. Dana attracts Dr Scott Stanley while sister Nancy resents her. Paula Long courts danger with a doctor prescription plot. The Friday night Garden scene features showbiz chatter and a note on public figures and a vivid column about oratory and society.

Lovely Dana Westerbrook Williard Cameron Dana Nancy Wallace Paula Scott Ellen Miss Long Miss Lee Dr. Stanley Brownleaf Danna Bruger-Goodlet New York

Jumper the Hare Outwits Predators In Green Forest

Thorntons Burgess tale shows Jumper the Hare using his long legs to flee while Whitey the Snowy Owl and Shadow the Weasel prowl. Shadow vanishes, Whitey hunts by day, Jumper remains motionless to avoid detection and escapes. Whitefoot the Wood Mouse reflects on making do with what one has.

Green Forest Whitey Snowy Owl Shadow Weasel Jumper Hare Juniper Whitefoot Wood Mouse Jumiper Shadow the Weasel T. W. Burgess

Cities wage debate on WPA relief and future care plans

Twenty sample communities across varied regions assess relief programs and the future of indigent care. Many report that dispersion of relief load by employability is not as planned and foresee state or federal funds as essential to cover unemployables and employables alike.

International City Managers’ Association West Virginia Fort Worth Colorado Columbus Georgia SWA Arlington County Virginia

Portrait and Puzzle Debris Amidst Erratic Clues

A scrambled puzzle list mixes clues and partial answers across many topics from self portrait to Nordic geography. The garbled OCR text interleaves definitions, foreign terms, and stray fragments, producing a mosaic of language without a readable single narrative or coherent solution.

Largest bone and Epiphany date quiz notes discovery

The text mentions the femur as the largest bone in the human body, Epiphany commemorating the visit of the three wise men, and a faulty note about early electrocut ion experiments on dogs and calves with lethal results. It incorrectly cites a first human subject named William Kemmeler at Auburn Prison in 1990.

William Kemmeler Auburn Prison Auburn

Death at Sofia Cathedral Marks Bulgarian Turbulence

In Sofia on April 17, 1925, bullets and political strife culminated in a collapse at the Saint King Church during General Georghieff’s funeral, burying over 100 mourners. A year later Bulgaria issued a stamp showing the ruined cathedral as the Church of the Saint King housing Stefan Uroš II’s remains.

Sveti Kral Sofia Bulgaria Georghieff Boris Bulmaria Stefan Urosh II Balkan States

Word Builder Clergyman Reflects On Silent Suspect

A clergyman describes a suspect found guilty yet lingering doubts lingered. The man languished in his cell, keeping his silence behind a veil of reserve that no one could surmount.

Stingy noble’s party ends in a castle exodus

A noblewoman refused to entertain at home, starving her servants. After years of stale bread and meat, the staff fled the castle during a planned party, leaving her Scarlet in fury as guests arrived.

Imaginative club standups pass with arch jests

The piece recalls Jack Hazzard, a longtime comedian famed for sharp, extemporaneous lines. One anecdote notes his skill at the footlights and a late anecdote about a shoe maker at a club who drinks whiskey neat and collapses, prompting Haz zard’s quip about the shoes.

Jack Hazzard Hazzard McNaught Syndicate

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