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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
4
Amarillo celebrates cattlemen's convention with a call to eat more beef. Mayor Rogers urges public patronage to boost the industry and improve markets, noting beef as wholesome food and vital to Plains development.
Glenn Frank analyzes how total state control in Nazi Germany, like Soviet and Italian models, shapes education. He notes university admissions purged by politics, labor service requirements, and ministerial oversight of appointments, arguing schools should train leaders and foster broad understanding rather than blueprint the social order.
Word puzzle list and clues spanning horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to ancient rulers, vocabularies, shapes, and terms such as door rug cotton fabric and various cryptic hints.
A newspaper man recounts Charles A. Starr and a perilous pursuit tied to Nesbitt’s death. Kemp hurries Julia to confront Leah Sorenson at the Brookfield, racing police and risking disclosure of Woodford’s secrets.
The Taj Mahal at Agra, tomb of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal, is a foremost Mohammedan architectural treasure. Built 1629 to 1649, it cost over 15 million dollars then, with white marble and inlays of lapis lazuli and jasper. A British plan to demolish it a century ago failed after protests.
Julia and Peter flee in a taxi after a tense encounter. Amy reveals a terrified Mrs. Joseph is hiding in a gown shop fitting room, Duffield cards in hand. Amid secrets and proposals, Peter asks Julia to marry him as they plan a quiet life in a small cottage.
In old times tuckers were worn by four 17th century women. A narrow piece of linen lace folded across the breast or attached to the neck of the gown. De Witt Clinton, a statesman born in 1769, promoted the Erie Canal. The Bureau of Animal Industry notes hogs eat snakes and have been used to control snake infestations in fenced areas.
Orrin G. Wood of Boston and Alden H. Little of Chicago spoke to Houston investment bankers urging immediate budget balance. Wood warned inflation arises from fiscal excess and tax avoidance and urged the public to demand a sane, unbalanced budget policy.
A 1936 feature contrasts Mrs. Blacky’s fussy nest plan with Blacky’s yielding cooperation. She selects a low thick hemlock and insists on perfect sticks as they build a stout foundation and later walls, with Blacky gradually joining in and adapting to her demands.
A fragmented note on teaching a child, describing instructions to guide versus scold him, with emphasis on patient correction and avoiding harsh demand. The passage hints at a parent using a playful or indirect approach to build words and behavior.
Yesterday's riddle hints at a showman who fears running out of gas while taking girls for a ride. The joke notes that lacking money worsens the shame as the girls will avoid him due to their wary glances and the warning that gals are not angels.
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