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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
4
John Howard Payne was an American writer and actor famed as the author of Home Sweet Home. The chrysochlore is a South African mole nicknamed the gold mole for its fur color. The world has about 34,927,121 automobiles.
Washington tempers flare as Rob ert Allen and Paul Yates clash in the Senate office building corridor while Tracy Ansell seeks to mingle with Senator Huey Long. The House revolt on Wheeler Rayburn is noted as a July style display of temper in the capital.
A mixed set of essays discusses ranch guests seeking modern comforts while chasing a rough life and contrasts three political paths: concentrated power leads to tyranny, extreme decentralization breeds anarchy, and balanced power offers efficiency with freedom. The piece argues the United States should pursue organized balancing of powers to avoid tyranny or anarchy.
Alison Rede suspects Daphne plans marriage for money and confronts her fiancé Robert. They flee in a car with Daphne’s schemes unfolding as a London street chase ends with a chilling newspaper item about a body found in a Warley Sussex house, unseen since four days.
A column notes on theater figures Jerome Kern Henry Hull and others, interspersed with a children story What King Eagle Had Seen. The review tone mixes Hollywood chatter with a Woodsy fable about King Eagle and the Red Terror, as men fight flames.
Health Talk discusses the link between clean water and food safety and notes a drop in typhoid deaths in 93 U S cities since 1930. The 1934 report tracks typhoid mortality in those urban areas, emphasizing improved sewage and carrier control.
A 1931 stamp image shows the Arch of Triumph in Paris, centerpiece of a circle with twelve radiating avenues. Napoleon began the monument in 1806 to honor Austerlitz victory. completed twenty years later. The design includes a plaque and references the unknown soldier with memorial inscriptions.
New York stage icon Renee Boucicault the Golden Princess of Broadway died at 36 after pneumonia following an operation. She left only 270 dollars from estate investments and complained of lack of help from friends and guardians as she faced burial needs.
Mrs. Woodrow Batt survived a long electric shock and burns from an electric washing machine incident at 818 Alabama Street. Though unconscious for more than 15 minutes, she reportedly recovers and did not need hospital care.
Mac Barnholtz told police his car was stolen and later police found it parked on the wrong side of a street. He was charged with making a false report of a law violation. The judge imposed a fifty dollar fine.
A new leader has taken the helm at the Metropolitan Opera Company as the organization announces leadership changes. The shift marks a new era for the renowned company and its forthcoming season plans.
Fragmentary passage discusses farmers devotion to cultivation and preference for night work over siesta heat. Highlights earnest farmers benefit from consistent labor, contrasts tones about tropical heat and daytime rest.
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