In Praise of Our Schools Says Einstein
The Globe quotes Prof Albert Einstein praising American schools for fostering independence and initiative. He argues the first duty of schools is to avoid suppressing young people’s desire to learn and live boldly, noting American education contrasts favorably with European systems.
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Will Hays Loses Temper In A Midwestern Convention
A column remarks on Will Hays temper at Indiana political event, recounting a moment when he placed hat and coat on a seat after being ignored. It contrasts his usual even temper with a rare outburst and notes social reactions and anecdotes about public figures and theater life in New York.
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Jimmy Skunk Sours On Briar Patch Visit
Jimmy Skunk declines Peter Rabbit’s invitation to return to the Old Briar Patch preferring to stay near Farmer Brown’s for food. Peter fears Mrs Peter’s reaction and recalls other characters moved away from New York and Hollywood.
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Outlawing the Handbills and a Looming Detroit Strike
United States Court of Appeals upholds San Francisco ordinance banning handbills, porch and lawn litter. Editorial warns against a labor strike in Detroit’s auto sector and urges restraint to protect the revived motor industry and national economy.
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Economy of Abundance Ten Points By Stuart Chase
Dr. Frank summarizes Stuart Chase's Economy of Abundance listing ten landmark points marking an abundance economy. Highlights include reliance on inanimate energy, higher per capita living standards, invention growth, scientific production methods, and costs driven downward as progress accelerates. Copyright McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Goddess Blond A New Synopsis
Frank Grahame and three companions drift down an underground river in Yucatan to reach the coast before the valley floods. Janice Kent and Bill Langton join the perilous trek, with a wounded high priest in peril as the current tightens around them. The group fights to breathe and survive the raging water as the river drags them toward light.
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Turquoise Sea Beckons as Hero Faces Whirlpool
Frantic struggle unfolds as Frank fights a deadly undertow in an underground river revealed to discharge into a turquoise sea. Janice Kent, haunted by lost love, returns to a fire and confronts a life shaped by ambition and emotion.
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Nightmares and echoes of love in a rain soaked tale
A mother’s note on preventing nightmares through willpower leads to a discussion of dreams as unconscious mind activity. Doris’s threat becomes a real scare, while Janice and Billy navigate love, fear, and betrayal during a dangerous wilderness ordeal with Frank missing and a hostile priest in a damp cave setting.
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Protecting communities from amebic dysentery in water and food
Dr Fishbein urges safeguards for water supplies and sewage disposal to prevent amebic dysentery. Boiling heavily contaminated water is safer than chlorination, and food handlers should be regularly examined with laboratory tests to detect the organism.
Civic Chorus Rehearses Cadman Numbers for April 2 Route
The Amarillo Civic Chorus will rehearse Cadman music Sunday at 2:30 PM at Amarillo College of Music. Cadman will present the artist course program Monday night at Amarillo High School Auditorium.
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Actress in the Picture and Puzzle Clues
A crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues from numbers 1 to 57 with definitions for items such as frozen water and to rectify, plus references to actors and Greek letters. The puzzle intermixes wordplay with hints about a leading star and Hollywood connections.
School Days and County Curiosities Featured
A clipped educational item asks about asbestos heat tolerance and farmer share of flour price. It notes some asbestos varieties endure 5000 degrees Fahrenheit, most 3000 degrees, and asks who was the birth place of a great poet attributed to Homer.
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Word Builder Adventure in the Old Briar Patch
A playful piece mixes word-building with a classic Forest of Reading scene. Peter Rabbit races from Hooty the Owl across a cornfield toward a fence corner seeking refuge, dodging across a dangerous chase through Green Meadows and Old Pasture.
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