Kipling as a Master Story Teller in the Globe Opinion
The Globe reflects on Rudyard Kipling as a supreme storyteller whose gift endures beyond critics. It contrasts his storytelling power with contemporary thinkers, noting his ability to spin a world readers enter, unlike other writers who lack that craft.
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Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
Times
Homer
Mulvaney
al Smith
Cantonments
India
Brushwood Boy
Dickens
Mark Twain
Take the Farmer Out of Politics
Glenn Frank argues that Congress is shaped by pressure groups and urges cross party cooperation to stabilize farm prosperity through agricultural legislation. He cites Supreme Court rulings on the AAA and notes industry leaders underline agriculture’s buying power.
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Glenn Frank
Congress
Supreme Court
AAA
United States Steel Corporation
Senate
House
Europe
McClure
Complex Crossword Clue Puzzle From Historical Page
The excerpt lists numerous cryptic clues and answers across many numbered entries. It appears to be a puzzle page segment with terms like Gazing, Ombre, and various wordplay prompts, showing structure of clues and possible solutions without full context or completed grid.
Dana Reconsiders Marriage as Grandmother Falls Ill
Dana Westbrook faces acute emotional turmoil as her grandmother Mrs. Cameron suffers a stroke and insists Dana marry Ronnie Moore. Scott Stanley returns as doctor, old rivalries flare, and Dana confronts whether security and duty can override personal happiness in a frail moment of family crisis.
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Williard Cameron
Dana Westbrook
Scott Stanley
Ronald Moore
Nancy
Dana
Ronald
Paula Long
Scott
Ronnie
Paula
Cyril Lancaster
America
England
Cyri Eester
Barry
Ellen
Sarah
Anna
Agatha
Mrs. Cameron
Grandmother
Aunt Ellen
Wilkerson
Aunt Eden
Dr. Osborne
Non skid chains inventor and Titanic band tale
A historical quiz item notes Charles Algerson Parsons as the inventor of non skid chains for automobiles. It recalls the Titanic sinking after hitting an iceberg at 11 46 PM and 2 20 AM with survivors in lifeboats and reports the band playing Nearer My God to Thee as the ship went down. It also cites Dr Mary Walker as the first woman granted permission to wear male attire and as an assistant army surgeon during the Civil War.
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Charles Algerson Parsons
Congress
Mary Walker
Stamps by L S. Klein
On January 18 1778 Captain James Cook reached Hawaii and was revered as a white god Lono by natives. After further voyages and conflicts he was killed in January 1779 and his bones were kept for sanctuary. Hawaii has no stamp of Cook though he appears on stamps of New Zealand and other islands.
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James Cook
Hawaii
Lono
Cook
Pacific
Atlantic
England
New Zealand
Cook Islands
NEA Service, Inc
Fra zier Hunt Talks to King
A diary style column recounts social rounds in New York and abroad. Notable mentions include Elvira in San Francisco and Rex guests such as Dean Palmer, Sheila Barrett, Lois Long, Minnie Vesey, and the Burns Mantles. It notes Roy Howard in Java and a Madrid Alfonso interview six years earlier for Cosmopolitan. It ends with Dana and Grandmother scenes.
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New York
Hill-Billy Weavers
Elvira
San Francisco
Ripley
Dean Palmer
Mississippi
Sheila Barrett
Lois Long
Minnie
Vesey
Forest Hills
Burns Mantles
Pearson
Bill Hawkins
Robert Scripps
Mirimar
San Diego
Roy Howard
Java
Hawkins
Prazier Hunt
Alfonso
Madrid
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Hunt
Rome
Two Against One in The Green Forest Tale
In a 1936 Burgess tale a young Grouse hides from Terror the Goshawk and Reddy Fox. The fox and hawk contend for the prey while the Grouse quivers beneath snow and uses the old trick to survive until a sheltering drift offers escape. The scene ends with a feud over the bird as two predators circle for the catch.
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Grouse
Terror
Goshawk
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
Crossroads Trip Leads to Billboard Post Viewing
Three people in a car at a crossroads observed a man of special interest placing a billboard poster. All three shared concern as they watched his actions unfold at the roadside access point.
Shy man startled by his own newspaper photo
A reserved man discovers a picture of himself in a newspaper. He reacts with a sagging mouth and a gasping breath as he absorbs the image on a page.
Core Ford Trout Fly Inspires Morning Wedding Muse
A humorous note contrasts Ford's pink body with a gray winged hackle and gray tail description. The piece pokes fun at resemblance to Corey Ford while noting his typical attire and a playful line about needing a Corey Ford Trout to complete the fly.
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Ford
Corey Ford
McNaught Syndicate
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Amarillo Globe
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Texas
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MAIL
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Ceese Ieee Siz
the Globe
Ignace
Ntal
Hauptmann
Chapter
Serer
L S. Klein
Frazier Hunt
King
O. O. McIntyre
Emil Coleman
Ray Noble
Vernon Castle
Mickey Mouse
Bagatelles
Dorothy Thompson
Cecil B. DeMille
Wilhelmina
Meredith Nicholson
Venezuela
Hugh Walpole
Peggy Joyce
Freedom
N. H
Thornton W Burges
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
Word Builder
BY William Ferguson
LS Ee
Japan
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