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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe reviews British debate on peace theories and Anglo American cooperation. It argues that unilateral sanctions and force threats remain unreliable, noting Britain bans munitions to Abyssinia but not to Italy and that embargo policies may aid Mussolini.
Dr Frank argues price pegging and government controls delayed deflation's brutal course but created unhealthy economic factors. He warns that overbearing pegging risks a dictatorial state and calls for easing deflation while preventing social wreckage and pointless corporate propping.
Allison bursts into Guy’s arms as Inspector Grice confirms the dog’s death and a poisoning scare. Alison and Guy face a forged letter, a leper’s grim truth, and the foreign suspect Manuel Gompez while Robert Bede confronts a perilous past and a looming abroad voyage.
In a tale from Lexington Missouri floods mingle with a crime plot. Grice and Alison pursue a killer linked to Mrs Stimers while a leper ally and coded telegrams threaten a fresh start for Guy and Alison. The river island feature recalls strange animal friendships amid disaster.
Three Pottstown men paid 6050 after a court hearing for hunting frogs out of season and using flashlights to capture them. The incident followed their arrest by local authorities.
A 1935 McNaught Syndicate column surveys Bryant Park as a quiet refuge amid New York City bustle. It recalls Karl K Kitchen’s temper at a restaurant and sketches social scenes including The Friends of the Chinese People and The Anti Nazi Society, Town Hall meetings, and figures like Ben de Casseres and Ray mond Moley.
In a Thornton Burgess bedtime tale Mrs Possum with nine children meets Reddy Fox on the Lone Little Path. A tense stand off ends with a mutual surprise as Reddy spots the Possum brood and considers a satisfying dinner.
Dhanis sees rapid river rise after a nine inch July rain unleashes Seco Creek flooding homes and businesses. By daybreak the water had fallen, leaving only silt and debris to show where flood crests reached.
Patricia Ann Tracey aged 7 caught a six pound bass with her grandparents marking the best catch after the bass season opened in New Lexington Ohio.
Horizontal and vertical crossword style clues list numerous terms from racing and general vocabulary. Includes references to speed, anatomy, and everyday objects, with hints for animals, foods, and measurements, forming a dense word puzzle.
Questions test memory of cantaloupes naming origin and six U.S. wars. The flood of 1927 on the Mississippi River from Cairo to New Orleans is noted as the greatest in U.S. history.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how a baby cannot express illness and outlines visible signs such as crying and vomiting. He notes vomiting can indicate issues from rough handling after feeding to eating too fast or foods not agreeing with the baby.
The Captain declares one of the men must go as leader for the next raid based on who watches the 168s when near the enemy. A cafe owner laments tea costs rising and contemplates drastic measures if prices climb further.
In a bushy scene from Burgess fiction, Reddy stalks Mrs Possum and her young, grinning yet cautious. He notes a “lucky night” as he considers the planned dinner, while the possum family lies still and vulnerable. The following tale touches on relief and disappointment in beekeeping for US wealth.
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