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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1935
Page
4
Tomorrow is the last day to obtain a poll tax receipt as payments lag this month. Amarillo faces a regular biennial city election in April with a mayor and two commissioners plus potential charter changes and an annual school board vote.
A columnist advises on child winter wear emphasizing light neck and chest coverage while hardening the body with cold water routines. The piece notes Palm Beach society scenes, high society figures, and a travelogue arc before returning to practical advice on avoiding overwarmth and overprotecting young children.
In a Thornton W. Burgess bedtime story, Glutton the Wolverine mocks trapped neighbors and traps, and boasts of outsmarting trappers. He shadows a trapper along the line, proving nothing to himself but warning against scorn for others.
Educators from 35 states meet in Washington to outline a national school recovery program. John K. Norton of Columbia University urges guaranteed educational opportunities as citizens of a democracy. The piece argues for restoring properly financed public education after budget cuts and frills removal.
Glenn Prank argues that the economic system is not broken though postwar adjustment caused dislocations and government intervention. He contends private enterprise remains sound with potential to improve, if given space to function after wartime distortions.
Nicholas Trench and Jerry Mordaunt flee Farmer Gowlland's yard after questioning Mrs Gowlland about John Osborne. Osborne, once boarded with them, stole a formula from Molly O'Brien and is now murdered with the formula missing. Peter Orieff seeks the formula as Moll y explains Gowlland's anger and Osborne's fate.
In a tense scene from 1934, Jerry, Molly, Nick and the narrator plan a search at a factory following a threat linked to Gowlland. They move by boat to a natural beach, scout a hidden approach, and prepare to enter the right-hand room where Osborne once worked, hoping for clues as rain eases.
A word puzzle listing across and down clues with numbered entries. The grid references include aviator in the picture, gods, elements, directions, and common terms, forming a magazine style crossword with clues such as Sun god, epic, mountain, and pirate.
A quiz-like item lists three questions and answers: who Azrael is a dying guardian separating souls. where President McKinley was shot in 1901. and which two Wesley brothers founded the Methodist Church.
A historical word builder puzzle shows a chain where each new word adds one letter and rearranges. The narrator describes a card showdown and a maid failing to fix a MAT and a MASTER, noting MATTERS. The piece ends with wordplay about MAT and MASTER and possible STEAM or MAST solutions.
In a running feud, Glutton outwits a trapper who plants clever snares to trap him. Glutton steals bait, hides traps, and evades rifle hunts, earning the trapper’s wary respect as the “Indian Devil” in a contest of wits. The tale leads into The Black Fox.
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