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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
3
A reflective column argues confidence rests in the broad strength of America. It invites readers to tour farming land, factories, transportation networks, oil and mineral fields, and education centers to view a self-reliant, optimistic nation. The piece asserts America cannot be defeated and will regain robust health.
The piece argues that during social uncertainty universities face a hostile push driven by hysteria and political motives. It cites Illinois, New York, Wisconsin, and Columbia as targets. The author warns that campaigns accuse universities of promoting communism irreligion and lax conduct, urging defensive stances amid pressure from media crusades and local interests.
After the Stimson twins die James inherits five thousand dollars and plans a long trip. He and Jane drift apart as she tries to mold him, and a judge laments Jane’s harsh control over James. James contemplates work and travel while Jane frets over status and ownership of the Tyler house. Mr Northrup announces a high stakes legal prospect for James, but James doubts its grounds and insists he is not a divorce lawyer.
A fragmented column of musings by O. O. McIntyre dated May 17 1935. It wanders through pop culture figures Miriam Hopkins Fannie Hurst and Bert Hanlon noting fashion stylists characters and the wit of Carl Van Vechten and Dorothy Parker while skirting the social pages of New York. It lampoons Ever present consumer culture and literary pretensions, ending with a copyright notice.
A STAMPS Repe Rt story notes Colombia used postage stamps to advertise national products. The 1932 set included five regular stamps and one airmail stamp showing exports like raffia, cattle, oil, and bananas. The article highlights Colombia's wealth in minerals, mahogany, cedar, and dyewood.
A Lam beth County Court in England fined a man 280 pounds and ordered him to pay four shillings per month. The judge agreed, meaning the repayment will take about 117 years to complete. Mr Northrup’s offer to rectify the situation was noted as settlement talk ahead of the proceeding.
Peter Rabbit faces constant visits and taunts from Sammy Jay Blacky Crow and other neighbors as he hesitates to venture beyond the Briar patch. With Reddy Fox nearby and safety in familiar clover and sleep, Peter grows grumpier while friends push him to visit the Green Forest and nearby dens.
A compact question set asks where Hottentots live in southern Africa and notes two U S presidents Jefferson and Adams died on July 4, 1826, exactly fifty years after signing the Declaration, plus a Delft reference linking a Dutch city to a type of chinaware.
A fragmentary newspaper item presents a word builder game note about letter addition and an archival quote from a psychiatrist. It cites a prior day’s puzzle answer about sitting, tying a tie, and a bachelor narrator, with stray punctuation and garbled OCR artifacts.
Health Talk notes women over 50 are more prone to glaucoma due to high strung nature and eye pressure. Acute glaucoma shows sudden eye pressure rise from fluid buildup, common after 50 though some occur earlier. Recurring congestive type affects women more. chronic form affects sexes similarly. Zulu girls banned from trousers by South African National Party cite modest fashion. short skirts and necklaces deemed tasteful.
Two hours of comedy tonight by the Parker Minstrels to benefit the Oddfellows and Rebekahs at the Livestock Building on the Tri-State Fair Grounds. Admission 20 and 10 cents, under John F. Ross who heads the program. Proceeds go to the Panhandle Association of Oddfellows entertainment fund for Amarillo next year. The piece also lists population figures for several countries including Holland, Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium, Germany, France, England, and Italy.
A crossword style clue listing many short definitions and cross references. The puzzle centers on a young actress and includes numerous numbered entries such as Wing Goddess of peace Street Revolved and other terms like Advertisement Court Makes temperate South America Flying mammal Beer Groans and more.
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