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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe and Amarillo Daily News offer combined morning and evening delivery with various subscription options. Special delivery is available and prompt carrier service is emphasized with a contact number for issues by 6 PM.
The Globe presents itself as an independent democratic paper pledging impartial news coverage and support for what it deems right, despite party political contexts. The editor emphasizes nonpartisan reporting and commitment to factual accuracy in public discourse.
Harry Hopkins discusses the costs and limits of work relief versus dole payments, noting the high per person cost and slow progress on major projects like New York Borough Bridge. He argues public works cannot absorb all unemployed and warns against a permanent pauper class, while stressing pride and self-respect are harmed by direct relief. Glenn Frank calls for a mixed approach combining private enterprise and cooperative movements, criticizing sole state planning and urging a balance to achieve an economics of plenty.
In 1935 Dover tale, detective Larry Glenn and Mike Hagan plan to identify a suspect from the Golden Feather nightclub crowd. A Western-leaning man is linked to the Acme payroll heist and possible Jackson mob ties through a bartender’s tip and a cashier description.
Nov 5 report recalls late Karl Kitchen and friends Watterson Rothacker and George Eichelberger visiting a hospital room to toast a departure for Europe. The scene shifts to varied vignettes about famous figures, society life, and a cliffhanger about Sandy in a detective tale.
Thornton W Burgess presents a moral tale where Mrs. Lightfoot the Deer teaches her fawns to trust their noses over eyes or ears. The fawns learn vigilance by watching, listening, and smelling, and to heed danger signals to stay safe. Copyright 1935 McNaught Syndicate.
Historical note traces Queen Wilhelmina rising to the throne in 1890 at a young age. It describes her early rule, lineage, and the era of her reign as reflected in a 1925 illustration. The piece notes her influence and the spread of her image across Holland.
A school quiz asks how many knots per square inch appear in fine Oriental rugs. Answers note fifty to four hundred typically, with the Ispahan prayer rug showing over one thousand. It also asks which Spanish explorer first reached the Pacific, Vasco Nunez de Balboa, and who was the first war president, James Madison.
Dr Morris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association contributes a health column. The text includes a word builder answer about an escaped convict captured at his own home with a police ruse using a taper in the window to trap him before he could join his wife.
A warning against garage exposure to carbon monoxide explains insidious poisoning symptoms and possible fatal outcomes. Early signs include headache dizziness ringing ears and vomiting, with red face and faint temperature drop progressing to unconsciousness and death. The reader also encounters a tale where Mother Deer warns twins to fear a hidden bear.
A puzzle filled with biblical, mythic, and cryptic clues cross referenced as horizontal and vertical items. The list includes entries such as 1 Woman who set human ills escape and 7 She was born as a punishment from plurals, indicating a themed wordplay puzzle with mythic and linguistic twists.
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