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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1935
Page
4
The text presents a self description by Tre Green as an independent democratic newspaper publisher who claims to impartially publish news and support what he believes is right regardless of party politics. It emphasizes integrity and nonpartisan stance.
Joseph P. Harris of the Social Science Research Council told the International City Managers Association in Knoxville that nationwide old age insurance should inspire cities to establish retirement plans for municipal workers. He proposed state wide or national systems to preserve benefits when workers move, and urged reforms to keep funds intact until retirement.
Ruth Woodson hiding as Elaine Chalmers stays with John McNeill in an old stone house. Bertha Gibbs and Elaine circle the truth as Duncan Hunter, an escaped patient, arrives shadowing the lovers. Elaine’s deception and Ruth’s fate unfold amid a tense reunion in Worthville. John confronts the mystery while seeking Ruth and the truth about Elaine.
A health column explains generalized itching from drugs such as heroin or cocaine, senile skin changes, arterial hardening, and insect bites. It notes night worsening and relief only when undressed, outlines nerve transmission, and mentions other causes and a personal anecdote about a conversation with Duncan Hunter and John McNeill.
A historic stamp depicts the Aleppo citadel stalwart against Crusader sieges and Moslem defense. The article notes its grand moat, double gateway, and capture by Timur Lane in the 4th century, with today’s use as a French garrison quarters.
O O McIntyre surveys New Yorks exclusive clubs noting aloof members who give stiff looks and large gratuities while snubbing door staff. He recalls performers like Julian Eltinge Wallace Beery James Cagney and Chaplin and profiles bold figures such as Nickey Arnstein and Nickey Arnstein riding a parade open car under police pursuit in the Tenderloin era. The piece highlights mink and monocle crowds near Sutton Beekman Fifth and Park avenues with late night scenes from 10 to 11 PM at Trans Lux newsreels.
A bedtime tale shows Peter Rabbit trapped by a stone in the Old Orchard with dread of escape and reliance on friends and Farmer Brown. The section shifts to observations on Bowery life, Fred Bunz’s lunchroom, Vincent Astor’s hotel moves, and a boastful bankruptcy era critic cranks in with Calamity Ike.
In a Burgess tale set in Old Orchard Jenny Wren warns of a plan to free Peter Rabbit but Farmer Brown’s Boy and Farmer Brown depart with the car. News of the departure travels fast and Peter’s hopes of release fall, while Winsome Bluebird and others react to the setback.
The item notes Belva Lockwood as an American reformer lawyer lecturer and the only woman nominated for U S president (1830 1917). It also cites Mark Twain as author of the quote Communism is idiocy from 1878 and identifies Rand as a South African district near Johannesburg and Pretoria famed for its gold.
A themed crossword style puzzle titled FLAG OF ETHIOPIA presents horizontal and vertical clues. It includes definitions for terms like measures burdened kiln road and mussel notes and offers cross references such as radio tube telegraphy and dogged hints.
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