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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1935
Page
4
A mixed features page notes Berlin dispatches on Jewish children and Streicher calling for awakening of conscience. It discusses proposed changes to railroad passenger rates and the potential impact on railroads and public travel. The piece includes opinions on Einstein, delays in Congress, and a Glenn Frank column challenging Supreme Court clashes.
Jo Darien, finishing her first college year, learns her father is out of work and takes a bookkeeper job in a marine supply store. Engaged to Bret Paul, she reluctantly agrees to dine with wealthy Douglas Marsh, then worries about what to wear as she balances the new job and impending plans.
The text recalls the Hapsburg dynasty's rise from a small town near the Aar and Rhine to a vast empire, the 1919 revolution ending their rule, and Archduke Otto’s claim as a diminished heir. It notes the 1922 death of Emperor Karl and a young successor potentially resuming power amid reduced territory.
The piece surveys New York's Italian fruit stalls and the hardy characters behind them, recounting Tony from Columbus Avenue, his ascent from doorway box to a dozen shops, clinics of endurance, and a life of relentless work alongside celebrity seekers and artist rehabilitations.
In a Thornton W Burgess tale Reddy Fox suffers humiliation with Old Mother Cat on his back. Hooty the Owl trails as Reddy escapes to a barn hole, plotting to shed the unwelcome rider in a scene noted for its rustic comic trouble and woodland wit.
A narrator recalls a chase where Reddy hides near a barn and Mother Cat pursues. Hooty the Owl watches from a pole as Reddy cautiously emerges, then flees when Mother Cat bursts from the shed, leaving Hooty to chuckle at the scene.
The text asks about the State of Franklin organized in 1784 at what is now Tennessee and defines a blind alley job as a job that leads nowhere. It also states the first post office was established in 1639 and that there are now over 46 000 in the United States.
The article argues for enlightened sex education for children, starting in early grades to provide knowledge of bodies and reproduction, reduce fear, and promote proper attitudes between sexes. It cites educators supporting honest answers and notes risks of disease and harmful curiosity if neglected.
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues covers zodiac signs numbers sea terms metals coins and common words. The grid references include Norse god Zeus Seoria sailor terms and language hints with several archaic spellings and riddles.
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