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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe reflects on Will Rogers after his death, arguing his lasting influence rests on a pure character. The piece credits Rogers with common sense, unspoiled integrity, and a national resonance that outlived the era’s shifting values.
A commentary urges calm labor relations as strikes ease and negotiations grow. It cites the Toledo plan and Waener-Connery act debate, noting steel, autos, and rubber sectors likely to see organizing efforts and conflicts, but stresses mutual dependence of labor and capital for progress.
Berlin reports a pastoral letter read in Catholic pulpits urging believers to stand fast in the faith following the Fulda bishops conference. The letter warns that many enemies to the Catholic faith are rising and that youths lacking catechetical grounding feel urged to challenge Catholic teachings.
An Atlanta dispatch reports Gov. Fusene Tal macecr administration seeking PWA funding to build a state operated power plant at Millechesille Namur, Belgium, aimed at expanding public works amid New Deal lending scrutiny. The piece notes critics of federal involvement and private competition in public utilities.
A colorless caemacal chromogen induces coloring in higher animals when acted upon as a ferment. The note suggests a biochemical basis for pigmentation changes linked to enzymatic activity in animal tissues.
Jo Darien ends her engagement to Bret Paul over his objection to her taking a hostess job at Crest Lake a summer resort owned by Douglas Marsh. At Crest Lake film actor Fragonet arrives courting Jo while actress Lola Montez and others mingle at a party.
A jumble of notes links Sir Wilfrid Laurier's era with Canadian progress in agriculture trade and railways to a modern tale at Crest Lake. The scene shifts between historical praise and intimate, unresolved drama as Jo confronts love, betrayal, and possible exile with Bret, Marsh, and others in a lakefront setting.
Diary items recount Bill Hart's new western book and autographs by Eddie Fwan while Lloyd Nolan and Gelett Burgess figures appear. Entries mention Waldorf lobby scents, a comic Valentine proprietor, Honey in the Horn reception, Eugene Wood recollections, and Broadway vaudeville anecdotes with names like Elsie Fay and Oliver Onion.
A crossword style puzzle listing across and down clues including a prominent U S Senator and various theme entries such as donations arson terms and governance related terms. The puzzle references a broader set of wordplay clues across categories like geology currency animals and instruments.
Thornton W Burgess narrates a scene at Paddy's Pond in Green Forest as Mr and Mrs Quack the Mallard Ducks and Mr and Mrs Wood Duck arrive during their northward journey. Paddy recalls past visits and shares admiration for the Wood Ducks as they settle in.
Rennold Wolf notes that an auction sale of the cafe de Opera furnishings will not require evening clothes. The scene recalls hunters and guns from years past as Mrs Quack greets Mrs Wood Duck and contemplates journeys south and safety.
A man struggles in a congested alley and yells as a peddler hurls a tire at him. In a parallel scene Mr Quack and Mrs Wood Duck discuss returning north for nesting, weighing drought and a tempting middle spot to settle.
The fragment asks what Charter Oak was a tree in Hartford where the Colonial Charter was hidden in 1687 and notes George Washington belonged to the Federalist Party. It also recalls Judith killed Holofernes when he rested drunk in his camp.
Air entering a blood vessel can be deadly if large amounts reach circulation. Since 1818 surgeons have reported fatal cases during tumor removal and other procedures. The body can absorb small air amounts but not large volumes.
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