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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1935
Page
4
An incomplete Amarillo Globe clipping mentions TAO and a time stamp 09 09. The readable text offers no clear event, person, or location details to identify the report. Further context is needed to produce a meaningful summary.
The Globe notes Connecticut's legislature rejected a federal rehabilitation plan that would move families from cities to countryside with federal funding. The decision, rooted in state sovereignty and rural-leaning representatives, comes as Democratic control shifts in the state, preserving a long tradition of individualism.
Dr Frank argues the New Deal's goal of Recovery and Reform is correct but warns that the roads taken may derail progress. He urges clear distinction between aims and methods, claiming opposition should chart better routes toward wider buying power for the forgotten man.
Evan Evans depicts Montana Kid and Mateo Rubriz attempting to steal the emerald crown of Our Lady from General Ignacio Estrada at Fort Duraya. An explosion and a failing fuse force a desperate stand as Rosita betrays them, while the pair pry open a safe and glimpse the emeralds before alarms ring and their escape plan collapses.
In a tense chapter from a Harper & Bros. serial, Montana and Rubriz loot a governor’s safe, stash gold, and plan a risky exit through a postern as alarms ring. A rush of guards and a fortress clock drive a frantic pursuit, while Montana relies on bluff and timing to slip away. Meanwhile nearby, an obituary notes J. C. Wilborn, a longtime Olney resident, dies of pneumonia with services set at 3 PM Monday.
In Toronto Henry James ordered his oysters fried instead of raw and lost 250 dollars. He found five pearls in the shell but cooking ruined them. a jeweler estimated the pearls would have been worth 59 dollars each if uncooked.
A satirical riff on the Show Off Age, tracing fame hunger from loud performances to political theater. The piece muses on culture, clocks, parrots at Sing Sing, Long Island escapism, and Amelia Earhart’s celebrated risk fading amid headlines.
Peter Rabbit learns that Johnny Chuck must sleep through winter due to lack of food. After harsh storms and meager meals of bark and buds, Peter longs for spring and the Briar patch calms his restlessness. He wanders and dozes on Johnny Chuck′s door step, pondering his next move as winter loosens its grip.
A playful 1935 Burgess tale follows Peter as he envisions life beyond cities in contrast with country life. He shares a comic misinterpretation of a nap on Johnny Chuck's doorstep leading to a startled jump and a lighthearted exchange about nature and home.
A quiz style item lists Valentine’s Day as the birds mating day, notes Esther Cleveland born September 9, 1893 as the only presidential child born in The White House, and states electric locomotives provide motive power to ships in Panama Canal locks.
Oxygen, once an emergency cure, is now a standard treatment across diseases. Early use proves more beneficial in some cases than delaying until crisis. New devices include incubators for premature infants, oxygen tents and rooms, and portable breathing aids. An oxygen tent maintains about 50 percent oxygen while a typical day uses one standard tank.
A filled in horizontal puzzle grid lists clues and answers with many entries across and down. The puzzle asks who wrote Peter Pan and includes numerous related word definitions such as iron rock and ozone, plus sea related terms and gods.
In Brockton Massachusetts on a Saturday Edward Smith age 2 died after companions tied him to a tree during a Cowboys and Indians game. A brush fire started around the tree burned the rope and caused fatal injuries. police said no action would be taken against the playmates, deeming it a mishap of childish play.
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