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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1935
Page
4
In Amarillo men, from teens to middle age, are buying perfumes amid a national advertising push. Sales reps say masculinity is not harmed by scent, with perfumes labeled eau de cologne or lotion to avoid gender bias. Strong bases like Russian Leather and Chypre attract masculine buyers.
The text recalls Bunker Hill Day tied to June 17 1775 and notes the battlefield monument cornetstone laid by Lafayette in June 177? It also asks about a deaf contemporary of Napoleon, Ludwig van Beethoven, and notes the Knights of Columbus founded in February 1882 in New Haven Connecticut.
Supreme Court Justice Salvatore A. Cotillo warned that rich Americans marrying European titled individuals often end in disaster. In an annulment case a European countess was shown to seek a husband here using deception, a tactic Cotillo described as common among title hunters who end as the “sucker.”
Alison resists controls as Daphne and Robert clash over her alleged relation with a mysterious man. Daphne claims to have alerted Scotland Yard about Dr Lumley and a suspicious visit, while Alison fights to contact police herself and flee with her fiancé. The scene ends with strained custody and a tense plan to move Alison.
The article traces Feisal’s rise to the throne of Iraq, aided by Lawrence of Arabia and Arab tribes against the Turks, and notes stamp issues featuring King Feisal after 1920. It also references postwar treaties and later coinage changes prompting a new stamp series.
Glenn Frank notes H. G. Wells’s 1933 visit and his critique of New Deal policy contradictions. Wells asks three core questions about America’s small-scale economy, a planned mechanized system, and a revamped pre-depression vigor with controls. Frank says Washington lacks a single agreed goal and shows frantic policy clutching, calling for a national agreement on the desired economy.
In New York the Embassy Club on East 57th Street is reborn as the Cafe de l Opera under Gil Bong. Boag backs the venture with Jimmy Thompson financing, aiming for the city’s deluxe scene with stylish uniforms and top food and drink. The piece also notes changes in opera stars, the rise of slim beauties, and a trend toward beer in Paris and Havre, with small eateries thriving in less busy areas.
Old Mrs. Possum, with her many young, weighs a craving for Farmer Brown's corn against the risk to her offspring. Bowser the hound is distracted, Farmer Brown away with Flip the Terrier, and the Moon shines as she considers stealing the corn despite warnings from Unc Billy.
Francis D. Baumgardner aged 54 died after being struck on the head with a shovel at his Dallas home. His son Wondrow, 17, reported he struck his father following an alleged blow to his daughter Lucille 18 with a piece of firewood.
In a tense moment outdoors Alison hears Daphne and the nurse near the door. Tomorrow Robert Rede holds crucial proof that could confirm Alison’s account, escalating the situation.
A cryptic style filled crossword with horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include politics geography and language terms referencing a French statesman and related words like fate, reef, and timber. The grid mixes English definitions with historical and linguistic hints across numbered positions.
Health officials urge nationwide physician cooperation with teachers and parents for complete TB screening. Minnesota bans affected staff from work or school and may require teacher testing. A 2190 percent figure prompted broader tuberculin testing, while Iowa studies show high positive rates among teachers. X rays assist in early detection as observed TB spreads from adults to children.
A compact word game fragment references the skill to separate a metal from its alloy and a lover from his beloved. It follows with a riddle line claiming no person born would deny that Robin Hood was a well meaning Briton as stated by an orator.
In a rustic vignette, Mrs. Possum battles craving for corn after Unc Billy's gossip sparks temptation. She journeys into Greer Forest with young Possums clinging to her back, seeking detachment from corn and protecting her children. She ponders Honey Brook and even contemplates catching a fish to distract herself.
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