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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
4
The Globe notes that the young Democrats at the recent convention gained respect for their grasp of current affairs and support for New Deal legislation. Their unity, though flawed by inexperience, impressed even critics who acknowledged their sound principles despite imperfect procedure.
Illinois heiress travels to New York seeking real adventure after a life of luxury. She tires of teas and cocktails and advertises for a bold undertaking, illustrating the old motif of the unhappy rich. Public sympathy is muted by general hardship from money scarcity.
GlennFrank argues after a Supreme Court ruling that the nation needs steady nerves. Business and political leaders must adapt private enterprise to the technologic age with responsible, precautionary adaptations, resisting sweeping political swings.
In a rain soaked night in Warley Alison and an architect guest discuss a possible break in. He reveals he is staying nearby and intends to fetch help while she worries about her missing father. The man jokes about burgling the house and adds a wary, tense mood as they consider calling for assistance.
A column by O. O. McIntyre recounts a day in New York with visits to H. T. Webster, the Gimbles, and Frank Shutts and Arthur Bris bane. It mentions John Ringling, Emily Whitfield, Harry Acton, and a shift in autograph demand. Novelist Noel Coward and Ivor Novello are discussed, along with Myrna Loy and Janice Jarrett. The piece also notes the demolition of the Rialto and minor curiosities about public figures and fashion trends.
Three people died when a student pilot with two passengers crashed from 200 feet elevation into a Chippewa Falls pasture. Victims were pilot Irving Tinker, about 42, and passengers Oscar Chapin, about 40, and Tony Heidler of Milwaukee. A separate note mentions a $27.2 million payment to France for the Louisiana Purchase including accrued interest.
In Thornton W Burgess bedtime tale Old Mr. Toad, humble and content, learns happiness comes from simple needs and tending his own affairs. A scare from a Blacksnake prompts reflection, then a return to his song at the Smiling Pool and garden.
A mother seeks medical guidance for her 4 year old boy described as overactive and tantrum prone. A specialist notes complex mental links between child and parents with emphasis on behavior, feeding, protection, and social interaction. A humorous children story fragment follows with Mr. Toad and Peter debating happiness after escapes.
The text presents three trivia items: who boasts the lowest railway rates, Canada. which flag has remained unchanged the longest, the Danish flag with a white cross on red. and a biblical test where God asked Abraham to sacrifice Isaac, stopping at the last moment.
A fragmentary scene shows a man arguing with a sailor about persuasion and control. The tale pivots on a wife sending a letter to her husband and the social play of politeness versus protest, with a sly jab at who truly holds power in the exchange.
A grid of horizontal and vertical clues forms a complex word puzzle. The listed items range from famous inventor references to numerals and common nouns, with each clue guiding letter placement and cross checks.
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