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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
4
A solemn reminiscence honoring fallen soldiers and enduring Union memory echoes through battles graves and living hearts. The message honors Lincoln and the patriotic chorus that binds the nation on Memorial Day.
The Globe presents its view as Amarillo’s new deal era chamber of commerce enters its second year. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur Rawk lead coverage of chamber leaders Roy Cullum and Carl Hinton as they push a broad 1935 program to boost the Panhandle region and reassure taxpayers and businessmen about future growth.
Glenn Frank condemns intolerance in the name of Americanism as a threat to free speech and democratic liberties. He argues against fascist and communist methods by those who supposedly defend American values, urging preservation of private enterprise, political liberty, and a vigilant stand for constitutional rights.
A narrative recounts Miss Julia and Miss Melissa expecting a rapid romance for James with Leslie Harris. Courtship unfolds mostly on horseback with James guiding Leslie on Ted and Lady as they ride through summer afternoons. Tensions arise as Leslie confesses fear while James shows resolve, leading toward an eventual plan for James and Leslie to marry, with Miss Sarah pushed to accept the match.
New York May 30 Reginald Birch the 79 year old artist known as Reggie Birch strolls via Washington Square, The Players and the Arch to Parisian scenes. He recalls drawing Little Lord Fauntleroy, reflects on his Fauntleroy curl and the era’s reactions while noting his long career illustrating books and magazines.
Shadow the Weasel in Thornton Burgess tale defies Farmer Brown's Boy and his hounds. After a dramatic escape and a tense stand off, Shadow is captured and placed in a cage before being released to the upper pasture. Peter Rabbit flees in fear as Shadow remains defiant and unbowed.
A readable fragment presents three quiz items: the birth date of William Shakespeare on April 23, 1564, and his stature among English drama. It notes presidents James Buchanan and Grover Cleveland as bachelors when elected and defines the neutron as the atom’s core with a diameter of about 1.8×10^-11 inches.
A fragment from a back page magazine advert shows a CAD pushing a CARD player from a shelter under a CEDAR tree. The scene hints at a word builder puzzle where each Fach word adds one new letter to the previous result.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that people drink alcohol for appetite and exhilaration, not weight gain. Malt liquors carry more carbohydrates and protein but less alcohol than wines or distilled liquors, affecting diet differently.
Readable puzzle clued by horizontal and vertical entries linked to a Soldier’s Monument. Entries include animals, tools, plants, metals, and common terms, forming a cross shape with overlapping hints. The note references Washington DC locality and a cemetery connection though exact solution not shown.
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