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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe dated February 20 1974 announces publisher and editor Gene Howe and Wilbur C. Rawk as general manager. It lists Associated Press affiliation, circulation rates, and delivery service with guidance for missed copies and carrier timing.
The Globe reports a new Texas Securities Law replacing the old Blue Sky statute. It requires registration of dealers and salesmen with the secretary of state, permits license revocation after hearings, and stresses regulating the human element over securities themselves. The act covers advertising, file openness, and broad definitions including oil and gas leases, with oversight by Gov. Alfred and officials Mann, Reed, Hornsby, and E. M. Davis.
Glenn Frank argues that monetary tricks cannot revive the economy. Real recovery requires production, employment, and rising living standards. Price manipulation harms needs and must be replaced by superior management to create new demand and lasting growth.
James and Jane Stimson return from a honeymoon marked by one hitch and face a life of lavishly furnished rooms and endless hosting. Jane polishes a social image while James struggles to meet expectations, debating a servant, a dog, and a champagne lifestyle on a beer income amid meddling neighbors and bustling family advice.
The passage recalls Hawaii’s push for monarchy under Sanford B. Dole, his rise as first territorial governor, and a failed effort to disfranchise foreigners while Hawaii’s islands joined the United States. It notes a sensational quote about self-harm and a later absurd mock note about a pig’s dental woes in Hoopes ton.
In Manhattan glittering playland arcades rise from 14th Street to Broadway drawing crowds of unemployed men seeking luck. The piece notes miniature Coney Island style games, cheap rents for concessionaires, and a general wary tone about entertainment faring poorly against aging theater workers and aging actors. It also touches on second hand book shops and boasts a cast of notable figures in culture and theater.
A cryptic crossword style puzzle featuring clues across and down. It asks for a Greek author of fables, references to phrases like sour grapes, and includes numerous wordplay entries such as synonyms, homophones, and abbreviations, with answers intersecting in a grid.
Reddy Fox thinks he has outsmarted a boy by using an old den in the Old Pasture. The boy suspects the den is a decoy and fears fox cubs guarding a hidden home. Reddy and Mrs. Reddy grow uneasy as the pursuit to find the fox family resumes.
Questions and answers quiz style discuss origins of the phrase government of the people by the people for the people attribution to Lincoln and Parker. mentions The Koran and Wyoming as trivia items.
A fragment recalls a hungry boy at Thanksgiving muttering about working until tired and biting a key, with a parent’s admonition implied. The readable line reflects distress and a domestic scene from a historical page segment.
University of California researchers report that freezing causes a significant drop in vitamin content in seedless grapes and the raisins made from them. Frozen storage showed about a 50 percent reduction in vitamin value, underscoring vitamin sensitivity to storage conditions.
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