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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
4
Circulation details show weekly and monthly rates for The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo News. Special delivery options demand timely notification if issues are missed. Regional ads list prices for daily and Sunday service across Oklahoma, New Mexico, and nearby areas with annual and monthly plans.
Nicholai Osinsky head of the Soviet statistics bureau reports that despite losses and a low mood the most powerful capitalist system remains standing. He observed no signs of collapse in the United States and noted the recovery program is proceeding fairly robustly.
A Swiss court ruled the Protocols of Zion a complete fraud with no historical basis. It notes the hoax targeted Free Masons initially and later attached to international Jewry, fanning race prejudice. The decision aims to curb lingering belief in the notorious text.
A report to the American Psychiatric Association by Dr. James H Wall of Bloomingdale hospital argues that alcoholism stems from a failed effort to escape inner conflict. He says the drinker seeks relief from reality and weakness of will rather than enjoying taste, and that treatment should help the individual face reality.
Glenn Frank recalls Jane Addams as a steadfast reformer and moral force who shaped Hull House. He praises her disciplined mind, compassion for the least privileged, and relentless war against injustice, likening her radicalism to testing institutions by their impact on human lives.
Leslie Harris and James Brewster Stimson wed in an outdoor ceremony after a dramatic kitchen and cloakroom confrontation. The restrained event drew village spectators, ending with a honeymoon departure as Miss Julia Pratt complains of the match.
A southern town tale centers on Jim Stimson a congressman known for his talking. His wife Leslie is admired in Washington society though she lacks the first wife’s wealth and brains. The narrator notes Jim’s political ambitions hinting at a governor or senate run as locals discuss influence and status.
Lloyd Snyder and his orchestra will terminate their engagement at The Nat with tomorrow night’s dance a farewell celebration for Shisger as the Music Corporation transfers the group to a resort. Sunny Coleman will lead the band. The announcement was made by H A Dyer Makinger.
New York in June 1935 recalls Marie Doro's elf smile and backstage theater lampoon while surveying authors, editors, and public figures. The essay fondly chain-links a gallery of cultural names from Louis Joseph Vance to Will Hays, noting publishing limits and societal quirks.
Old Mr. Toad teaches Peter Rabbit to accept what must be and avoid worrying. He warns that people should tell troubles only to trusted friends and tests of friendship matter more with time. Peter fears life at times, while Toad emphasizes prudent restraint.
Health talk discusses back pain causes and a study about a tight pelvic leg ligament causing hip snapping. The piece notes many cases remain unexplained despite X rays and exams and ends with a Mr. Toad tale about contentment and a moral.
Wine flowed on the street in Yonkers New York when a truck carrying 450 gallons stalled on a grade near the Women's Christian Temperance Union headquarters. The vehicle rolled backward overturning and shattering many glass containers as onlookers watched.
Puzzle clues show a themed crossword with German terms and cross references across horizontal and vertical entries. The grid includes clues for statesmen, foods, and common words, with notes on marriage and symbolic terms across multiple positions.
The text lists three Q A items with brief answers. It states that deer lack a gall bladder, notes the Asiatic musk deer as exception, defines etiquette as a ticket label on a suit, and identifies Samuel Pepys as the famous diarist who wrote in code.
A fragmentary item presents a word game about building words from letters and adding one new letter. It describes a tramp with ragged clothing and a pleading request for a drink, then shifts to a dated legal pun about the ERA of TEAR gas and a harsh judgement toward an inventor.
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