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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1935
Page
4
The Globe editorial ridicules Britain and France for backing Italy in Ethiopia while claiming colonial greed explains the move. It recalls 20 years of European power plays, argues Ethiopia’s risk remains high, and suggests a broader pattern of imbalance in African colonies.
Glenn Frank warns that rapid centralization in Washington risks empowering factions. He argues that labor farmers and business groups push for quick gains under a friendly national administration, but centralized power can later crush where it was meant to help. He urges modernization of labor’s philosophy toward legislation.
Ruth Woodson, an orphaned 19 year old from Brooklyn, hops a bus toward Cleveland and ends up at a blue door in a gloomy town. A nursely old woman and a strong young man greet her as she collapses, setting the scene for a sheltered mystery and a continuing departure.
Texas publisher Amon G. Carter is famed in New York for his three cheers and links with Will Rogers. The piece notes his arrival routines, canine companions, and a panorama of New York clubs and salons, plus profiles of actors shifting into business ventures and a Rochester death story.
Thornton W Burgess tells of Longlegs the Great Blue Heron visiting Paddy the Beaver’s pond and its quiet neighbors the Wood Duck and Mallard Duck families. Longlegs contemplates a tempting chance at a young duck as he observes the nesting site and peaceful waters.
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews milk as a near perfect food and cites U S per person yearly consumption of 191 quarts. Philadelphia studies show varying weekly per person use across groups with Jewish and Trish families highest and Negroes lowest.
On the eve of a battle a famous old athlete warns against overstrain and urges rest. The text discusses signs of exhaustion and disease and follows a call to heed warnings from veterans. It also references soldiers refusing to serve under a severely disciplined officer as a response to harsh command.
A student quiz asks what a dewdrop is and which medieval figure resembled Christ. Answers note dewdrops form from cooling air after sunset and Saint Francis of Assisi lived 1181 or 1182 to 1226. The hummingbird can fly backward briefly.
A crossword style list presents horizontal and vertical clues covering youth organizations, early leaders, objects, measurements, and common terms. The grid references and partial phrases suggest a themed puzzle with multiple word lengths and cross-checked answers.
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