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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1935
Page
4
An amiable woman, Miss Jowell Davidson, heads Potter County's tax assessor and collector office. She defied low mood to add about a half million dollars to the property tax base in 1985. Her staff and rising county prosperity, aided by Amarillo's railroads, contribute to a notably small delinquent tax list.
A Hollywood rumor claims Shirley Temple, ten, has a romance with a ten-year-old boy. The piece uses a staged photo and caption to push a fake story. The writer condemns the crude publicity stunt as harmful and indecent for children and distasteful for film publicity.
The piece notes President Roosevelt's good neighbor address aired as Mussolini urged war in Ethiopia and cites officials preferring peace. It emphasizes the nation should avoid entanglement abroad while Cordell Hull urges churches to promote peace and oppose war as a weighty obligation.
Glenn Frank summarizes David Cushman Coyle’s list of national desires including relief from unemployment with decent work, personal security against illness old age and unemployment, full use of productive power, and maximum personal freedom. He argues parties should align campaigns with these four aims to mobilize mass support and criticizes both parties for not tying programs to practical realization.
Ruth Woodson, a spirited nineteen year old, seeks shelter in Worthville's old stone house. caretaker Bertha Gibbs confuses her with Elaine, while Ruth falls for neighbor John McNeill. Elaine at Gravcastle College vows to win John, a fugitive Jo an Smeth from an asylum adds tension as Ruth navigates romance and danger in a stormy, secrets-haunted town.
New York’s Cameo near Broadway hosts exiled Russian life with Soviet era films praising workers and denouncing capitalists. Reports describe animated crowds, hisses, and voices heard in Russian as patrons discuss scenes and fashion. The article links cinema to cultural identity and recalls figures such as Will Rogers, Bassett Blakely, Damon Runyon, Norris, White, and Patsy Kelly in vivid society sketches.
The passage shows a strained relationship where one brother acts without ceremony, causing resentment. It then shifts to a man discussing business priorities and a rough desert road experience that foreshadows trouble about 40 miles from Worthville, with continued narration on another page.
In Bangkok a modern Throne Hall floats on a bed of pontoons to bear its immense weight. Built under King Visiva VII it features tiered royal galleries and prints narrating 19th century opulence. The structure rose from alluvial soil after sinking during construction.
A cautionary tale shows Striped Chipmunk storing watermelon seeds without drying them. Mold grows, seeds spoil, and the mishap prompts reflection on haste and the wisdom of waiting for proper drying. He contemplates closing the storeroom and forgetting the seeds.
A health writer discusses hernias and treatment choices, contrasting traditional surgery with the injection method that inflames tissue to encourage healing. The article notes shifts in public discussion and the factors shaping professional opinions on rupture care.
A school quiz item asks two presidents who were tailors Millard Fillmore and Andrew Johnson. It notes Constitution Wharf in Boston as a famed site with a rebuilt wharf after settlement. It defines a mace as a club shaped staff symbolizing authority in legislative assemblies.
Horizontal and vertical word clues mix religious themes with body parts and objects. The grid references figures ages places and items like Tobias and Zechariah reflected in puzzle style. Answers span from biblical phrases to common nouns with cross connections across the grid.
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