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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1935
Page
4
A calm two days in Amarillo belies the danger on the roads as six cars show damage from near misses and careless driving. The piece urges caution, noting broken radiators and shattered windshields as reminders of accidents that could have killed or maimed.
Diary notes in New York detail Harry Stilwell Edwards autographing Aneas Africanus and letters from Harry Leon Wilson Claire Luce and others. It mentions Ed Nolans moving to Houston Fileen and Virginia Rotacker at the Waldorf Ruth Woodson seeks work, John McNeill's visit to Cleveland, and a serialized story chapter with Penny Bertha Gibbs and Ruth.
Thornton W Burgess presents Striped Chipmunk and Peter Rabbit in a moral fable about thrift and foresight. Striped Chipmunk stores seeds for future need while Peter Rabbit трies for immediate ease, illustrating practical planning over short sight.
A health feature describes burning tongue symptoms and failed treatments until a dentist notes metal fillings and gold inlays may generate an electrical current that causes the sensation. Replacement of amalgam with gold resolved the problem, illustrating a rare dental cause.
Dr. Frank argues against green and ripe dogmatisms that curb output and push idle leisure. He warns that restricting production damages living standards, profits, and national vigor, urging full use and expansion of productive capacity to avoid national decline.
A discussion of postal history centered on stamps bearing the postal service symbol. It notes how the symbol recalled the early mail system and its use on stamps, seals, and dispatch related items. The piece mentions stamps from Norway and other countries and references historic techniques and imagery.
Nearly $100 000 from the estate of Misslia M. Welle is to be turned over to the city of Tithin to be administered for the benefit of crippled children and the blind.
Reading crossword style clues, the fragmentary list names words linked to animals plants and objects. It references a wide range of terms from birds and fish to clothing and furniture, hinting at a puzzle page with varied vocabulary entries.
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