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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe issue overview lists founding and filing dates, print schedule, and distribution notes. It mentions association with The Amarillo Daily News and the Globe-News Publishing Co, plus carrier and mail subscription rates and service details.
Admiral William Sims calls the navy poorly promoted in The Atlantic Monthly, arguing promotion boards lack adequate information, undermining morale. He warns a wrong decision in war could ruin Britain or the nation's fate, urging a full investigation and overhaul of the system.
Glenn Frank argues that cooperation between labor and industry plus union recognition is essential to avert statism and dictatorship. He warns government overreach harms labor unions and co operatives, insisting democracy relies on cooperative bargaining rather than state domination.
Jo Darien ends her engagement with Bret Paul over a job clash at Crest Lake Inn and travels to Hollywood. She befriends Lolita Montez who offers help to find work while Peter Fragonet presses for a relationship. Montez warns her off Fragonet and Jo seeks chance to start anew, facing financial peril and uncertain future.
The article honors Pierre Leonard Leopold Benoit for founding and leading the Belgian Flemish national school of music in Antwerp. It notes his role as a composer and educator shaping the movement from its inception until his death, and mentions a centennial showy display marking his birth in Antwerp in 1840.
A column by O. O. McIntyre from New York recounts impressions of the Normandie Palace and a collage of figures from literature and society. It reflects on writers, editors, tea rooms, and cultural scenes with anecdotes from venues like Roslyn and Fraunce’s Tavern, ending with a note on a five-year-old boy found safe.
London designers note the tuck and pleat fashion spreading to bedroom decor with aquamarine organdie curtains bedspreads and pillow-cases pin tucked in regular intervals. Box pleated edges frame the hangings with mirror glass bedheads and dull silver lacquer furniture to match the style.
A fragment shows Lolita recalling Peter's ascent and comparing his attraction to Edna. She notes Edna has family and background, which influenced Peter’s perception, leaving Lolita bitter about the situation as the tale hints at future developments.
A themed word puzzle lists across and down clues touching authors, fabrics, measurements, body parts, foods, and objects. Answers reference literary figures and common nouns, with entries such as scalp cover and ancient terms interwoven in a crossword style.
Thornton W Burgess narrates Blacky the Crow secretly watching Mrs Quack to learn where her nest lies. He tracks her from a tree as she surfaces and heads toward a hidden stump in a thicket, concluding the nest is built in the rotted tree stump.
Blacky watches Mrs Quack at a stump and discovers eight pale greenish white eggs hidden beneath down she pulled from her own breast. He gloats over a feast he cannot yet touch, while the scene hints at upcoming trouble.
Gertrude Ederle completed the Channel swim on August 6, 1926, in 14 hours 34 minutes. The text also notes the U S Navy invested about 3 billion dollars in ships and shore property and identifies Solon as a renowned Athenian lawgiver around 638 to 557 B C.
Dr Morris Pishbein explains thyroid disorders beyond over or underactivity. Nodules form from tissue overdevelopment, and cancer can develop within or spread beyond the gland, with immediate removal or extensive surgery as the only hopeful options.
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