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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe outlines its publication details, pricing and delivery service with reader appeals. A short feature recounts a Ohio mother denying a boy a two gun thriller, leading to a coast guard rescue and a reflection on youth energy finding outlets.
Mrs Grouse vanishes beneath a snow bank while Terror the Goshawk pursues. The mother resurfaces and teaches the lesson to use soft snow to escape, guiding two young grouse through a practical hunting tale and a safety warning about crusted snow.
Glenn Frank reviews Walter Lippmann's idea of a compensated economy to curb mass errors of the individualist crowd. He notes the risk of political officials pursuing re election and warns that human nature may derail even a liveable social order.
A garbled OCR full of partial clues and stray phrases lists ballooning terms, gods, metals, and various crossword style hints. The text mixes names like Sun god and Roman day with unrelated pairs and definitions, forming a jumbled collection rather than a coherent story.
Dana Stanley faces pressure from her grandmother and Paula Long as she navigates a troubled marriage to Dr. Scott Stanley. Ronnie Moore returns prompting renewed hope while Paula pursues an Englishman Cyril Lancaster, and Dana suspects Paula’s plotting to win Scott away.
The text states Martha Washington was called Lady Washington in the army. It notes engineers have moved five story buildings up to 4000 tons without indicating a limit. It identifies the British coat of arms as featuring the rose, thistle, and shamrock growing on one stalk, symbolizing England Scotland and Ireland.
The Postoffice Department is flooded with suggestions for new stamps in 1916. Proposed issues include Arkansas and Rhode Island themes, a Texas memorial, Williams College 1836 observatory, Susan B. Anthony, Dutch land purchase on Long Island, Winslow Homer, and Frederick Douglass. First-trip cachets may accompany the Queen Mary and Batory voyages.
A shy man reads his newspaper and sees a photo of himself, triggering a tense moment as his breath quickens and the scene hints at a revealing confrontation with his own image.
Sailors keep ears open for rumors and smear others, then report to the Captain who enforces discipline. The masters of their steamers have authority to punish those who spread ill gossip aboard.
A column of digressions on New York culture and journalism recalls Dashiell Hammett Bill Corum and Joe Louis, with notes on Burns Mantle Lenox Lohr and Albert Payson Terhune. Anecdotes cover editors actors hotels and fashion, ending with shopping at the Galeries Lafayette and nightwear gifts for colleagues.
Dana joins Cyril Lancaster for a dawn boat trip as fog lifts over the lake. Dana wears white linen slacks and a sun hat while awaiting breakfast. their host had arranged provisions before they depart from shore toward the water.
A brief cheeky note records a sporting or gambling insult described as roughly palmed for scratching, attributed to George Buckley in a 1936 McNaught Syndicate item.
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