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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1935
Page
5
A treatise argues education ends with degrees and real learning begins at birth. It emphasizes lifelong inquiry, viewing school as a means not an end, and warns parents their duties shift to fostering humility and independent thinking.
Washington dispatch profiles Maury Maverick of Texas and Vito Marcantonio of New York as rising liberal leaders in the House. It notes their independence, against war profiteering and anti civil liberty efforts, and their alliance with other progressives to push neutrality and TVA reforms.
The Texas Newspaper Publishers Association closed its fall meeting in Corpus Christi after a short session. Dallas was chosen as the site for the winter meeting in February. John Benson of New York spoke as head of the American association of advertising agencies, and Victor Schoffelmayer discussed the cotton situation. About 50 publishers attended, hosted by W. G. Kinsolving of the Corpus Christi Cadet-Times.
Mrs. A. A. Meredith head hostess at Camp Pierce thanks Amarillo young women and girls for serving tables at the Senior High School during the Confederate Reunion. She notes volunteers reported for duty without being asked and were turned away when scarce.
Dallas report states truck driver Louis Dabney, 37, was shot and killed at the South Side Drug Store after a sequence of fights. Store manager FK H Ratliff said Dabney entered soaked from rain, became abusive, fought several people, then drew a pistol and fired three times. Mrs Dabney, Dabney's wife, was present.
Mrs M R asks about studied naturalness and the Gardenia Gossip column explains how gardeners and landscapers push for aged patina over factory freshness. The piece argues gardens should look soft and timeless, without garish ornaments, reflecting simplicity and order while supporting many jobs in the industry.
A finger print expert for the new state department of safety will be C. G. Mc Graw from Beaumont. Director L. G. Phares announced the appointment, noting McGraw's prior work with the Houston Police Department and as superintendent of the Beaumont Identification Bureau.
A Lifebuoy soap advertisement claims its use prevents body odor and improves skin and complexion. It cites reader letters praising the product and describes Lifebuoy as milder than many beauty soaps while promising fresh, clean skin after regular bathing.
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