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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1935
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes founding dates and publication schedule alongside subscription rates and delivery guidance. It lists publisher and manager names, office locations, and contact procedures for missed deliveries and special delivery service.
The column features Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s stance that a woman can be elected president but may not be ready now and calls for political maturity. It juxtaposes this with a National City Bank monthly review praising a longer lasting upswing, despite NRA AAA and fiscal uncertainties, suggesting a cautiously improving economy.
Glenn Frank discusses Guglielmo Ferrero’s warning that modern unrest stems from an imbalance between liberty and discipline. He argues civilizations require both impulse and restraint, praising the New Deal as America’s attempt to rebalance these forces while urging a constructive opposition that supports a sound relation of liberty to discipline.
An OCR fragment asserts Earth is the fifth largest planet, implying a claim about planetary ranking. The garbled text repeats the phrase and references Our Earth as a large but distant object in the solar system.
Jo Darien ends her engagement to college star Bret Paul after he objects to her taking a hostess job at Crest Lake Inn owned by Douglas Marsh. She moves to Hollywood chasing work while Fragonet and Lola Montez influence her fate as she faces screen tests and a web of studio figures.
O M Intyre recounts a day with his wife in New York visiting Valerie Edwards Thyra Winslow and others. He profiles Florence Kahn and candidates for the Republican nomination while noting nightlife, social figures, daring dialogue, and a cliffhanger ending with Jo and her landlady.
Mrs Quack discovers Blacky the Crow stole her eggs and argues with Mr Quack about duties. She laments the loss and plans to find a new nest while the confrontation reveals tension over shared parental roles.
The Air of the cellar where the household crowded during the RAID was foul and the odor from the DRAIN in the floor made it more RANCID. A farmer, Simeon Foreman, 51, was killed near Alto when a Cotton Belt train struck him as he walked the track. He was reportedly partly deaf and may not have heard the locomotive.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a requester and a phrase about liberation and the Irish. No clear event, date, or names available. The readable parts suggest a historical or political note but lack concrete specifics to identify a full article.
The readable text references a Protestant mobilization in England and a leader named Therberdatar, noting poverty among Catholics and a push to correct conditions. It mentions Ulster, Treland, and Tas and hints at an event involving a rank and political action, but the exact details remain obscured by garbled OCR.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a tube and a possible ailing situation. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, leaving only hints of an equipment issue or an incident involving a tube. Further readable text is required for a precise summary.
Anne Hutchinson was a religious leader and early defender of free speech, born in 1591 and died in 1643. The largest egrets are found in Florida and Cuba. A wallaby is a small kangaroo.
Dr Morris Pishbein notes travel spreads to 15 to 20 million visitors and urges campers to ensure healthful conditions. Look for licensed camps with clean water, proper sewage disposal, hygienic food handling, and clean bedding with fresh sheets and towels for each guest.
A crossword style grid lists clues across and down with entries for authors philosophers and common terms. Entries include Candide author Voltaire and associated words like non venomous snake maybe adder inverted, and various general terms such as inlet acid or yield.
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