Borah Campaign Called Useful In Check On Monopoly
The Globe editorial lauds Senator Borah of Idaho for his lone campaign against both parties and urges that his efforts remind voters to seek protection for the ordinary citizen against monopolistic trends. It contrasts his stance with Roosevelt and Fletcher and weighs the need for protective action.
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Idaho
Senator Borah
Nimsoul
Roosevelt
Fletcher
Borah
Mr. Borah
German Fascist revolution follows a deadly pattern
A column compares the German Fascist rise to the French Revolution era, arguing that violent power seizures breed further violence. It notes that internal governance disputes, unresolved by elections, tend to be settled violently, with firing squads or guillotines cited as outcomes.
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Germany
Instinctive Nationalism and the Push Toward Internationalism
Glenn Frank argues that exclusive nationalism is irrational as rapid transport and global finance bind economies. War disrupted trade and revived protectionism, but the author contends nations are instinctively jockeying for favorable positions in a coming era of broader international cooperation.
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Glenn Frank
Nature
McClure
Murder in Pierre Dufresne House Sparks Silent Secrets
Sergeant Harper probes two killings at Pierre Dufresne's home as Mrs. Dufresne, a maid, and a chauffeur incur suspicion. A pianist Richard Croyden adds tension while Harper confronts rumors of social scandal and motive. Dufresne’s alcohol-fueled bravado shadows the case as surveillance tightens.
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Harper
Pierre Dufresne
Richard Croyden
Croyden
Mr. Dufresne
Joyce Rohmer
Dufresne and
Sylvia
Sergeant Harper
Dufresne
Walter C. Brown
How to cope with heat in hot weather
Dr Morris Fishbein explains salt replacement in water aids hydration and discusses beverages to avoid. He describes tropical living habits, cooling practices, sponge and shower baths, and steps for heat stroke and heat exhaustion including when to seek medical help and possible stimulant use by a doctor.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Tropics
Babe Ruth in decline meets fans as fear grows
C O McIntyre notes Ruth faces decline with mixed public sentiment and lingering fame. He contrasts Ruth's fading star power with echoes of past idols and other public figures, while recounting anecdotes on hecklers, dogs on Long Island estates, and theatrical legends.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Babe Ruth
Swatter
Babe
Long Island
America
Cyril Maude
Potter County to Budget Funds for Grand Avenue Paving
Potter County Commissioners Court approved including an item to pave Grand Avenue on the eastern edge of Amarillo from SH 5 to the Panhandle highway in the 1934 35 budget. A bid call may follow once the budget is finalized this month. The article also notes the Florida manatee as a rare aquatic mammal that is strictly vegetarian.
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Grand Avenue
Amarillo
Panhandle Highway
Potter County Commissioners Court
A Racqueteer Puzzle Answers and Word List
A historical puzzle page lists many clues across horizontal and vertical entries including sport stars, tennis terms, gods, and common words. The grid references a notable figure connected to tennis with clues ranging from sun god to backward references and musical notes.
A Difficult Moment in Bedtime Tales
In Thornton W. Burgess's Bedtime Stories, Wigglenose hides on a log as Bowser the Hound pursues Mrs. Peter Rabbit. The mother plans a risky ruse to distract the hound while her young sitstill, learning obedience as danger closes in.
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Wigglenose
Peter Rabbit
Bowser the Hound
Bowser
Word Builder Lessons From a Quiet Moment
A narrator recalls a line from yesterday and shares a scene where a boy learns self discipline. He reflects on Bowser the dog, a bump on a log lesson, and his mother guiding his mind toward obedience as the tale moves to Mixing the Trail.
SCHOOL DAYS ARE SE A 1 2 3 QUESTION ANSWERS
A reader quiz shows three items from a school page. The earth’s age is given as 3 billion years. The “Gibraltar of America” refers to Quebec. The United States area, not including Alaska, is 3,026,789 square miles, larger than Australia’s 2,974,581.
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America
Quebec
Australia
United States
Alaska
More Veterans to Be Enlisted for CCC Labor
A U S Department of Labor ruling raises CCC camp veteran quotas in drought stricken counties. Amarillo applications open at the American Legion office in the city auditorium. Floyd L. Sloan says many veterans previously denied may now apply as the expanded quota includes small towns and farms.
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U. S. Department of Labor
Veterans Division
Austin
Floyd L. Sloan
American Legion
Hanson Post
Amarillo
City Auditorium
Sloan
Drouth
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Mea Seer
Morris Fishbein
Journal
American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
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Puntilio
Geraldine Farrar
Denver
Julius Tannen
Duello
Tannen
Joe Frisco
Rudy Vallee
Broadway
Kyrle Bellew
San Francisco
Madison Avenue
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Oceans
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Liberty
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Mrs. Peter
Word Builder
Peter
T. W. Burgess
CCC
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