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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
4
Public notice advertises subscription options for The Amarillo Globe with morning and evening editions and various term lengths. Details are limited due to OCR quality but indicates multiple subscription plans and pricing.
Amarillo hosts Panhandle Press Association editors and publishers for their annual convention. The group, noted as defenders of the Panhandle, rally for community improvements and share a sense of common purpose despite friendly rivalries. They are welcomed warmly and encouraged to enjoy their stay.
The piece compares U S and British income tax structures with Neville Chamberlain outlining a new budget. It notes England starts taxing at lower incomes and that while Britain may cut taxes next year American taxpayers still face higher relative burdens.
Two famed ocean liners near retirement Mauretania long celebrated for speed and prestige while Leviathan failed to turn profit. Both are reported to be broken up in Rosyth Scotland and New York harbor respectively, signaling the end of an era for Atlantic steamers.
Gavin Frank argues for a new Roosevelt era public works budget as a stimulus tool. He says normal times see public projects near one third of construction, and in downturns they should expand to employ idle resources and prime private industry, especially heavy industries, to avoid inflationary collapse later.
In New Concord Kansas James Stimson vows to Jane Northrup as her wealthy father insists on a new house and décor. The couple fends off taste clashes during party talk about red carpets and ornate interiors while guests muse on propriety and style. The wedding preparations race forward despite discreet absences.
Marcel Howe Farndane depicts James Northrup's elaborate Kansas wedding with New York gowns Paris gowns Irish linens and a state wide cast of notables. He battles fear of losing freedom while planning a grand ceremony and vows to be a good husband despite inner doubts.
A fragmentary 1935 narrative intertwines Seaworthy legends and a storm inspired claim about The Tempest with a domestic drama. James hesitates to marry Jane under family pressure while Miss Sarah urges commitment and loyalty amid a chaotic household.
New York dated May 3 presents a breezy look at theater, arts, and society figures. Mentions Frank Storrs Rolls Royce, Peter de Cordoba, and Leslie Howard with The Petrified Forest’s big year, plus Wall Street moods at sunset and El Morocco hangouts.
Theo dore R. Goebel of Tulsa was elected president of the Natural Gasoline Association of America at the annual convention. R. E. Havlett of Los Angeles, Fred F. Ketchum of Owensboro West Virginia, and W. F. Reardon of Shreveport were named first, second, and third vice presidents respectively. Tulsa was designated the convention city.
In Thornton W. Burgess tale Reddy Fox hunts while Mrs. Reddy cares for cubs. Buster Bear devours a Mouse, prompting Blacky the Crow and Sammy Jay to discuss paternity and Buster’s neglect of his cubs. Birds trade rumors about Buster’s supposed appetite for his own offspring.
Health Talk urges varied daily diets to cover all essential foods and nutrients. It contrasts primitive instinct with modern choices, warning that hunger lures many foods while optimal nutrition requires right foods in right amounts amid advertising and abundance.
A short, quiz style item lists three questions and answers. It attributes a witticism about Texas to General Philip H. Sheridan, names Tokio as Japan’s capital, and defines supphobia as a morbid dread of food.
A playful reflective piece contrasts pretense and happiness with a hint of practicality. It notes the belief that peppers drying in Mexico symbolize preparedness and cultural pride. The tone blends humor with daily life imagery of peppers and weather.
Fragmentary OCR puzzle entry describing the Taj Mahal era themes with clues like Shah Jahan and Saracenic style. Mentions Indian mausoleum Agra and diverse word clues covering objects, colors, actions, and zoological terms in a mixed puzzle format.
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