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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
4
The Globe comments on the National Youth Administration job program and its plan to train youth, provide recreational facilities, and create self-supporting jobs with a national advisory board coordinating with state and city boards. It urges efficiency and smart leadership to ensure success. The paper also critiques wartime manners and diplomacy, contrasting polite rhetoric with aggressive actions in Asia and Europe.
Frank Fears a Constitutional Convention would be a dangerous backward step. He argues against replacing the Constitution to speed government, centralize economic labor policy, and expand executive power, urging careful review of such sweeping revisions.
Alison confronts her father and Daphne over rumors of Daphne’s affair with a mysterious man named Guy Westurn. The clash escalates as Alison defies orders and storms out, while Daphne and Robert push to control the narrative and protect reputations amid tense family dynamics.
In a tense scene, Daphne worries about a girl’s health and nerves after rumors of ghosts and infatuation. Bob considers talking to her, but Daphne insists on rest and Spain with Mountain air. A maid is discussed as a precaution, while the chapter hints at strain within a troubled relationship.
The piece surveys Tallulah Bankhead as a dazzling Broadway publicity peg, noting her comeback from a Camille decline, sharp wit, and defiance of criticism. It also mentions media lines and riffs on other public figures, plus brief vignettes of New York nightlife and culture.
In Thornton W Burgess tale the animals of the Green Forest sense smoke from a growing fire. Paddy Beaver and Mrs Paddy watch as Lightfoot Deer Bear Jumper Hare Old Man Coyote Yowler Red Squirrel and others gather in fear at Paddy’s pond. The Red Terror, fire, unites frightened creatures briefly.
Health talk recalls soy bean milk as a new alternative for children with skin eruptions after cow’s milk. Introduced in America recently, soy beans have long fed Orient populations and were urged by Dr Ruhrah of Baltimore as infant food to prevent summer diarrhea and intestinal issues in milk-challenged babies.
In Austin on July 4 Gov Allred has introduced a new activity at the governor’s mansion, keeping a flock of chickens in the enclosure. The note compares to past governors who kept animals on site and mentions approval of President Roosevelt and a 44 hour work week law.
A school page quiz asks common knowledge questions including which group is called leathernecks the U S Marine Corps which library burned in ancient times the library of Alexandria and which southern city is nicknamed the Pittsburgh of the South Birmingham Alabama.
The speaker prefers night sleep and laments siestas while noting 4 percent bitterness. He mocks those who worship wealth and social rank, pitying those who cannot detach from parade, fawning over the rich, and entering a trance of admiration. He withholds respect for such showy behavior.
A mixed puzzle page presents horizontal and vertical clues covering numbers, word definitions, and references. Entries range from English prepositions and animal terms to celestial and national symbols, with several lines hinting at a July fourth independence theme.
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