Amarillo Urges Lighting For Amarillo to Wichita Falls Air Route
The Amarillo newspaper urges quick approval to light the Amarillo to Wichita Falls air route to permit reliable daily service. Local business leaders report Fort Worth facilities are ready for lighting and federal regulations require it for night flights. Cooperation with Wichita Falls and Fort Worth is urged to maintain top Texas air service.
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Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Brownsville
Honaton
Department of Commerce
Battleships to Come and Real Politics in 1936
Article outlines possible construction of at least one new battleship before 1937 as the Washington treaty lapses and notes seven aging dreadnoughts becoming obsolete by 1936. It also features Glenn Frank urging honest statesmanship to curb demagogy and keep politics real in the 1936 campaign.
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New York
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Nevada
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Oklahoma
Congress
General Board of the Navy
Glenn Frank
Republic
McChire Newspaper Syndicate
Big Town
Alan Dale
Davis
Diamond Jim Brady
Baruch
Haymarket
Web of Intrigue Aboard the Train to Spain
Alison Rede suspects Daphne and Senor Gomez plot to trap her father Nimke as the wedding party sails from England. She debates warning her father while Daphne justifies the arrangement and Gomez hints at future involvement on a train and in Spain.
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Daphne
Spain
Alison
Guy Lumley
Senor Copez
Daphne Somers
Daphnnes
England
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Mademoiselle
Gompez
Tmoso
Avain
Robert
Nis
Daphnes Kren Eves
Nimke
Hmbt
Senor Gemper
Bisehadil
Hess
Erie Petteis
Duphne
Lee
Gili
Todtis
Uae
Daphne's Secret Love Shapes a Widow's Doubts
Alison observes Daphne in a crowded room, noting her hard exterior soften with longing for Gomper. The moment triggers Alison to question why Daphne, a widow, does not marry Gomper while she ponders her own feelings for Guy.
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Alison
Daphne
Gomper
Guy
Thoughts While Strolling Through New York’s High Life
A column notes bon mots and scenes from New York society and theaters as O. O. McIntyre recalls public figures, film stars, and nightlife. It blends cultural jabs, theater lore, and urban anecdotes from Murray Hill to Fifth Avenue with sketches of actors, critics, and socialites.
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New York
Park Avenue Pent House
Gallup and Slyde
Barretts
Wimpole Street
Arthur William Brown
Murray Hill
Whitney Warren
Jack Barrymore
Margolo Gilmore
Pates
Donald Meek
Ryley Cooper
Farley
Huey Long
Irvin Cobb
Job Hedges
Fifth Avenue
Sealyham
Dusenberg
Jack London
Burton Holmes
Staten Island
Viola Brothers Shore
Mediterranean
Teddy Roosevelt
Gertrude Stein
Harry Leon Wilson
America
Chaplin
New York Theater
Ziegfeld
Lillian Lorraine
Bert Williams
Milwaukee
Nora Bayes
Reddy Fox Questions Fathers Selfish Ways
In Thornton W Burgess bedtime tale Reddy Fox critiques selfish fathers like Jimmy Skunk while noting the care of their families. He contrasts various woodland dads and their duties, praising Old Man Coyote’s shared parenting before deciding most others cheat themselves of pleasure.
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Jimmy Skunk
Johnny Chuck
Peter Rabbit
Bear
Lightfoot
Deer
Yowler
Bobcat
Old Man Co. le
Coyote
Mrs. Reddy
Peter
T. W. Burgess
Trench Mouth Outbreak After World War War Remarks
Dr Morris Fishbein explains trench mouth a widespread gum infection from a spiral germ seen under a microscope. It causes ulcers on tonsils bleeding gum recession and foul breath and can form a gray membrane with blisters. If untreated it worsens and may swell glands.
ISCHOOL DAYS at Raettae School House
A reader quiz lists three questions and answers. It asks how many daily newspapers are published in Switzerland and notes nearly 500 for a population of 4,000,000. It also asks first heavenly bodies seen via telescope with Galileo’s discoveries and Poe’s burial at Westminster Church burial ground in Baltimore.
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Ans
Galileo
Edgar Allan Poe
Westminster Church
Baltimore
Maryland
Word Builder The Morning Country Escape and Election Note
A reflective note recalls a beautiful country morning drawing a city to imagine escape. The writer avoids opposing a candidate for Club President, acknowledging speechmaking is not their forte and choosing not to speak against him.
Diamond Star Answer to Previous Puzzle
Horizontal clues point to a themed crossword with a sports star in the answer, linking across and down entries to form a coherent grid. The puzzle mixes familiar terms with a few specialized words including animal names and measurements.
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