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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe outlines subscription rates for carriers in Amarillo. Pricing details include weekly, monthly, three months and yearly options for morning and evening delivery, plus Sunday editions.
Gov Eugene Talmadge of Georgia criticizes the spending plan contending AAA benefits and the bonus drain the $4.88 billion work relief fund. He argues paying the bonus and AAA would consume most of the fund leaving little for direct relief or work relief.
In New Concord, Julia Pratt tries to calm Jane Stimson as James and Jane clash over James's stalled career. Jane vents decades of resentment, calling for relief from town gossip and self pity, while James remains passive, prompting friction and loneliness.
In 1935 New Concord, James Stimson’s bid for state legislature collapses after a single vote denies him the nomination. His wife Jane, once confident, endures gossip and social backlash fueled by her brothers and townsfolk, losing her self esteem and place in the community as James faces political defeat and an unsettled future.
Wade Plumless a Dallas taxi driver resisted a bandit who robbed him of 4 50 then fled leaving a pistol believed to be real but later found to be a toy cap pistol. The incident occurred as women’s clubs in the city trace origins before the nation’s founding.
In London during Anglo-American-Japanese talks Rear Admiral Standley argued with Admiral Yamamoto over the 5-5-3 fleet balance. Standley reportedly challenged Japan to swap fleets, remarking on sinking the other side. The piece reflects wartime attitudes and cautions against propaganda inflaming anti-Japanese sentiment.
Glenn Frank argues six capitalism cornerstones private property individual achievement freedom of competition freedom of contract equality of opportunity and profit rights. He urges business leadership to reform policies to secure these principles amid modern changes and to defend capitalism by delivering concrete outcomes.
A discussion on birth rate trends shows a complex relationship with society and health. The piece notes fluctuations in birth numbers while considering medical and demographic factors influencing population changes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 19th century commemoration of Sir Humphreys and the first colonist in America. It mentions exploration in Amethiwa and a tempes event dated 1823 with references to historical figures and a memorial series.
O O McIntyre reports a vodka craze sweeping smart bars in New York as Russian entertainers sip before performances while cocktails shift toward vodka rich in burn and mood altering effects. The piece notes notable admirers, supply issues, and a broader cultural shift away from champagne and wine agents amid prohibition era constraints.
A fiction piece traces Peter Rabbit fleeing Flip the Terrier on Green Meadows while Redtail the Hawk circles above. Mrs Peter fears for Peter’s fate as predator and playmate pursue him, highlighting hunting for food versus play. The reminiscence ends with a personal New York interlude and a 1935 copyright note.
A playful text fragment features a word building game with expanding letters and a narrative about Peter Rabbit dodging Redtail the Hawk amid a Green Meadows chase. Flip the Terrier causes a grand mixup as Peters tail bobbles in view.
A mixed puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues blends a royal bride reference with wordplay on measures, plants, and objects. The grid mixes terms like Sun god and carbons with common nouns, creating a themed challenge across thinly connected definitions.
The reader quiz lists three facts about Sir Walter Raleigh's execution attributed to treason, a claim of 9 million needy children in the U S, and whether monkeys have two sets of teeth with a milk and permanent set.
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