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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
4
An article urges motorists to stop after striking pedestrians and report to police. A homeless wanderer was killed on a Cleveland street and the driver, aided by nerves in collapse, fled. The piece stresses responsibility, aid, and lawful reporting as essential for every motorist.
Speakers at the National Recreation Congress urge expanding daily play for all ages to boost mental and physical health. Dr. Carl A. Wilabach stresses play as essential to development, urging city budgets to fund playgrounds parks golf links and pools despite financial strain.
The aged custom requires Sir John Simon Home Secretary to attend the birth of the Duke and Duchess of Kent’s son. Although the newborn is seventh in line for the throne, this ceremony persists as a royal tradition to prove royal blood.
In a discussion on public affairs, the text argues that well intentioned policies are often poorly evaluated by their real outcomes. It cautions against relying on promises and press agents, urging rigorous testing of results to avoid harming the very groups policies aim to help.
Text provided is garbled and fragmented. It references pre Civil War era notes on enslaved people and free Negroes, with unclear phrases about heeding warnings and mothers. Exact facts, dates, and names are not discernible from the passage.
Ruth Woodson arrives at the Hunter house in Worthville posing as Elaine Chalmers to win John McNeill’s heart. Bertha Gibbs, the caretaker, discovers two Elaines and a hidden danger as Elaine learns a man in trouble may be Duncan Hunter, and a perilous affair unfolds with unfolding schemes and mistaken identity.
A Czechoslovak stamp shows the founding of St Vitus Cathedral by King Wenceslaus I on the 1000th anniversary of his death. The Gothic church guards the remains of Czech rulers and serves as a symbol of national identity in Prague.
A New York dated column surveys lingering effects of depression on public figures and entertainers. It details a midlife man with wealth yet poverty fears, a Wall Street broker’s delusions, Irvin S. Cobb’s theater moves, and memories of veteran performers from opera bouffe before noting aReading telegraph operator grateful for Dickens and a Leavenworth scuffle involving Ride Dudley.
The piece ties backache to high heel use and sudden activity changes such as golf. It notes bent posture, odd walking gaits, and joint inflammation as common pain sources. It recommends X rays and a full physical evaluation for proper examination.
Thornton W Burger presents a collection of bedtime sketches where Peter Rabbit stirs trouble in the Green Forest and Green Meadow. The tale contrasts careful and careless neighbors while noting the perils of wandering beyond the Briarpatch.
Records show Cincinnati Ohio hosted the first professional baseball team in 1869. Answers to questions include Alexander Graham Bell and the year 1875 for the telephone invention, and the head of George Washington on American coins.
In a Burges tale from 1935, Peter the Rabbit slips on a loose stone at Old Stonewall while adventuring beyond Green Meadows. He narrowly avoids danger as various animals gossip nearby, and his careless pride leads to trouble before he learns caution.
The page presents a mixed word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues, partial answers, and a theme involving a British official in India. It includes enumerations for many words such as Vegetable, Insect, Gaiters, and several directional terms, plus a separate “Answer to Previous Puzzle” line.
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