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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
4
The Nation writer Mark Granite argues for a modern five to six room house costing about 2000 dollars on a 500 dollar lot, affordable at 25 dollars a month. The piece links housing to slum clearance and questions redirecting public works funds toward low cost housing to fight poverty.
Glenn Frank argues for limited and clear government intervention to avoid uncertainty. He outlines four conditions: clear policies, alignment with vital American interests, stability and growth, and trained administrators with broad policy direction set by lawmakers and the executive.
Nicholas Trench and Sir William Avon pursue clues to the stolen metal formula after John Osborne’s murder and Nick’s acquittal. Molly O'Brien’s family and Jerry Mordaunt join the hunt, while a farm visit and factory search yield limited tips. Sir William provides access to Gowlls Farm, promising keys for a private probe.
In a tense scene, Nick plans to reveal details to Jerry and Miss O’Brien while pursuing Osbourne’s death. Sir William offers aid and transport to Milan as a startling encounter with Mr. Stellman hints at a dangerous rival in the Essex marshes.
Tommy was allowed to ride a bicycle only if he never carried a passenger. His father surprised him by riding with a neighbor’s son on the handlebars causing the wheel to wobble and the bicycle was confiscated.
A city column notes on St Patrick’s hats and Panhandlers. Verree Teasdale Doris Kenyon and others praised or teased. Entries cover actors critics window dressers and talents like Margaret Widdemer Emma Lindsay Squier and Shirley Spence with brief anecdotes and observations.
In this bedtime tale Buster Bear feasts on honey before winter and decides to sleep through the season. A humorous misadventure follows as he heads to a cozy bed under Paddy the Beaver’s pond windfall.
The article argues two children on one bicycle create dangerous balance and vision issues. It urges hard rules for age, responsibility, and strict road conduct, with automatic confiscation for rule breaking and supervision by parents, teachers, and police to curb risky lifts and public endangerment.
Ed ward P Van Duzee of the California Academy of Sciences reports that Golden Gate Park in San Francisco hosted the only butterflies in any park in the United States on Christmas Day according to the chamber of commerce.
Puzzle clues span gods and myths with scattered terms like Zeus Hermes and Athena. Down clues include common puzzles words such as burden narrative poem funeral oration and opera scene. The grid references and partial phrases point to a themed crossword style challenge.
The questions cover U.S. history and language basics. 1 James K Polk served as president during the Mexican War. 2 The alkaloid mistook named after Jean Nicot who introduced tobacco seeds to France. 3 The most frequent English letter is E.
The passage shows a word game where each new word adds a letter to the previous. It includes a sentence about a girl by the sea and oysters, then a marathon swimmer nearing exhaustion and signaling for help, causing wonder among spectators.
In a chilly forest tale Buster finds his planned winter den under a windfall already claimed by Mrs. Buster Bear. The confrontation ends with Buster realizing his company is not welcome as he contemplates spending winter apart from his mate.
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