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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
4
The piece muses on recurrent clouds over Amarillo that bring little rainfall for crops in a semi arid climate. It wryly notes that sky prospectors have not found a way to recover moisture and questions why science cannot simply turn on a faucet.
The New York surrogates court authorized 18 months of expenditures totaling 645000 from Brenda Diana Duff Frazier’s income. Personal costs include 28000 for clothing and 3600 for dentists with almost 17000 for upkeep of her mother’s home.
Dr. Frank discusses how parties form around clear issues and drift when those issues fade. He argues Roosevelt seeks federal power beyond constitutional bounds, splitting opinion and renewing a real political division between democracy and centralized power.
Alison and Guy race to stop Daphne Somers from marrying Alison's father after confirming Daphne is the same woman who ruined Guy's Riviera practice and killed her former husband. They chase through London to find her as the clock nears one thirty, but a maid bars access at 13.
Alison accuses Daphne Poynter of murder and libels as she confronts her in a shabby sitting room. Daphne dismisses claims with cool calm while Alison insists on confronting her father with the truth and Dr Lumley as corroboration. The scene heightens tension with a deadline to reveal the plot at the registry office.
An essay on the value of aristocratic names in theater and radio, praising Sterling Holloway and George Broadhurst while noting names like Katharine Cornell and Elaine Swenson. The column weaves anecdotes of theatre figures, language work, and city scenes with witty vignettes from New York's arts crowd.
Rural resettlement officials report 290,155 farm families were removed from relief rolls in the year ending last April through rehabilitation activities under the relief administration. In April, 212,712 farm families were listed as rural rehabilitation clients once on direct relief rolls of the FERA.
A long miscellany of crossword style clues with entries ranging from nursery characters to geographic hints. Includes definitions for cat themed words and various wordplay prompts across horizontal and vertical sections.
In a moonlit cornfield Unc Billy Possum and Bobby Coon raid ears of corn, tearing and sampling greedily. Farmer Brown's group pursues as Bowser the Hound and Flip the Terrier close in, forcing a hasty retreat to the Green Forest.
Billy flees across the Green Meadows from a cornfield but fears crossing to the Green Forest. Farmer Brown Boy calls Bowser and Flip as the coon hunter chase closes in. Unc’ Billy faces trouble with no obvious ally, while the next tale promises more in Burgess’s 1935 orbit.
A student quiz lists three questions with answers: Columbus first voyage landed in the West Indies at San Salvador, U S newspapers numbered between 800 000 and 900 000, and the Decalogue or Ten Commandments given to Moses on Mount Sinai.
An English medical authority highlights a biblical diet to prevent sterility. The regimen includes wheat, barley, meat, parched corn, beans, lentils, oils, butter, honey, sheep, cheese, fatted chicken, fatted oxen, and all fruits of the field as beneficial for childbirth.
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