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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Daily News notes a $190 780 combination detail in a local report. The item highlights a large sum tied to a single bet or financial calculation mentioned in the page segment.
A sketchy New York column by O. O. McIntyre highlights Elsie De Wolfe as an energetic example of staying young through constant activity. The piece touches on her career, private life, and habit of daily routines, then shifts to various lighter notes on entertainment figures and humorous vignettes from social life.
The story follows Old Mr. Toad and Peter Rabbit beneath Farmer Brown's porch. Peter mocks the slow toad while the humble toad remains content and self aware. Old Mr. Toad points out envy and self importance as folly, reminding that safety and comfort in the briar patch matter more than speed.
Eight hundred years ago Moses Ben Maimon known as Maimonides from Cordova espoused health through moderation, simple meals, regulated activity, and cautious use of alcohol. He advised regular bathing, fresh foods, and walking as ideal exercise, noting most deaths come from human folly rather than nature.
The text notes two historical facts. First the United States paid Russia 7.2 million dollars in coin for Alaska under a treaty signed March 30, 1867. Second Sir William Alexander held all of Canada in 1621 by grant from King James I.
Amarillo prepares to host three regional Democratic meetings this week. West Texas Young Democrats convene on Thursday while state and regional sessions run Friday and Saturday, with officials from five Southwestern states in attendance. Local business leaders launch a two day membership drive. dues are set at $1.
Alison, aged eighteen and a half, waits for her father in a lonely house outside London. After darkness and a failed return, a masked, skulllike intruder presses the door as she clings to safety, recounting a nerve shaking night and a tense, eerie confrontation.
A passage shifts from Chilean independence history to a suspenseful scene in which Alison faces a locked house threat. The article notes Chile's 1810 oath and the 1818 independence, while depicting a tense nighttime escape under threat from a door and a dimming torch.
A fragmented text describes a man at a luncheon table speaking calmly about war while inner fears and primitive impulses surface. The tramp at the bar is ragged and bare with a bleak eye, and readers are urged to a tense moral reaction.
A dense crossword style puzzle lists many clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Names, numbers, and natural terms fill the grid, including hints to operatic fame, animals, metals, and places across varied lengths.
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