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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
3
Herbert Hoover, aging yet spirited, shows renewed political bite. In New York the ex-president taunts the administration with sharp phrases and a fierce tone, signaling forthcoming questions in the campaign.
The piece argues that voter choice hinges not on specific issues but on broad expectations of prosperity. It notes past swings driven by perceived economic results, suggesting leaders promising jobs, wages, and profits determine outcomes more than spending tax or constitutional questions. Authority shifts with perceived permanence of recovery.
A compact clue list featuring Russian writers, Norse terms, bird sounds, body parts, and common words. Includes hints for words like Behold, Mother, Pronoun, and Silkworm with assorted numbers and positions.
In a tension filled sequence Bobby uncovers a hidden brick yard with a fortified fence and armed guard, suggesting a mysterious site connected to armored car activity. He contemplates informing Larry Glenn, the federal agent, but plans to learn more first before revealing the lead.
In a column packed with names and fragments, readers glimpse a mix of pop culture reminiscences and a plot thread. Larry reveals criminal links and fingerprints from a recent apartment raid, warning Bobby about a gunman tied to the Red Jackson gang and a troubled relationship with Jean as Dover overseas intrigue looms.
A short feature from I. S. Klein discusses stamp collecting and market trends. The piece notes stamp issues, values, and collector interest, highlighting market activity and popular genres among enthusiasts.
Slimlegs and his family fear two legged hunters after Lightfoot and a majestic rival deer appear on a ridge. The wary buck senses danger as both sides watch from a safe thicket and the forest holds its breath for the encounter.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how closing windows can trap vitiated air and how fresh air boosts energy, but overexposure to cold lowers disease resistance. He cites historical examples like the Black Hole of Calcutta and Napoleonic prisons to illustrate risks, noting carbon dioxide as a known air contaminant but not the sole cause of harm.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a lad who enjoyed racing and had talents, yet overindulgence shortened his life leaving memory. The puzzle recounts a campaign clash where a candidate boasted broad pledges while voters chose differently, with emphasis on word play around votes and ruin.
The Ministry of Education in Hong Kong publicizes the initial batch of over 300 simplified characters. Most common characters reduced to fewer strokes, aiming to ease writing. Separately, men of the Skilluk tribe in Africa cultivate long hair into hat-like shapes as a cultural pride.
Slimlegs watches a deer staged leap and a distant crack from a fallen tree as a two legged hunter appears with a fire-stick. He races toward his parents in terror, fleeing the dreadful place after the deer falls. The tale closes with danger and pursuit.
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