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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces subscription rates payable in advance with monthly and annual options. It offers special delivery service for late copies and outlines mail and Sunday delivery terms. The paper positions itself as an independent democratic news source.
Governor Lehman's sixty phase program calls for a state department of justice with a criminal identification bureau and crime prevention bureau, a five sixths jury standard in non capital cases, consolidated county police forces, trained statewide policing, and teletype felonies to curb escapes, aiming to model reforms for the nation. The legislature's stance and potential statewide funding could extend the experiment's reach.
A fragmentary notice honors a philanthropist identified as MOMIBON TAL 1 noted as donor of the Mague Peace Palace and linked to the W Apple center. The text includes scattered terms across multiple categories from meals and places to crafts and objects, with incomplete phrasing suggesting an obituary or biographical outline.
Dana West Brook completes a divorce from Dr. Scott Stanley amid family interference. In the courthouse scene Dana faces a swift, emotion filled proceeding while Mrs. Cameron and Paula Long push for separation. Ronnie Moore remains a hopeful figure as Dana contemplates his arrival after the ruling.
Question and answer style item lists household topics from a maritime breakfast menu. It asks about oatmeal pudding for sailors, traditional Japanese etiquette of walking behind a husband, and estimates of crippled children in the country.
J S Klein recounts the 1833 voyage of the Royal William the first steam powered transatlantic crossing from Quebec to the Isle of Wight in 17 days and its later capture and reuse by Spain as Ysabel Secunda, the first steamship to fire a gun in action before wrecking off Santander. On its centennial Canada issued a commemorative stamp.
New York gossip catalogues book titles and literary personalities from O. O. McIntyre. It notes how writers like Defoe and Austen influenced titles, cites Hemingway and others, mentions Gloria Vanderbilt court coverage, and tracks public critiques, nighttime theater etiquette, and figures such as Bucky Taylor and Eve Marvel with brief social sketches.
Mrs. Grouse and her two grown children learn a lesson in danger and cunning as Terror the Goshawk stalks the Green Forest. A suspenseful tale of survival with a practical moral about dodging a deadly predator.
The passage notes many aboard a boat gossip openly about others and spread rumors. It suggests captains who dislike such talk can discipline those involved since the crew are part of the vessel and must maintain order.
A satirical note imagines a captain naming delinquents who linger in the dining room after meals and a rival who races to the tables, constantly clashing with the waiters over service. The fragment reflects 1935 syndicated humor.
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