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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
4
The excerpt shows the Amarillo Globe publication details including founding date February 20 1924 post office entry as second class matter publisher and editor names generic note about Associated Press affiliation and vague subscription rates and delivery service with a prompt to call a local number for late deliveries.
A life insurance policy from American Temperance Life Insurance Co lists prohibitions such as traveling to California or Oregon, working as a locomotive engineer, or engaging in a duel. The piece notes how these limits reveal social norms before the Civil War and contrasts them with today’s expectations.
Glenn Frank argues that American business must engage with Herbert Spencer's ideas on the state's duty to preserve civil liberty and economic security. He warns that without internal reform by business leaders, external intervention will grow, strengthening New Deal support and political influence.
Ruth Woodson a 19 year old orphan seeks work and shelter after leaving Letty Lawrence. She is mistaken for Elaine Chalmers by Penny the housekeeper and stays for a meal and bed. Elaine at Graycastle College vows to win John McNeill while Ruth plans to leave at dawn. Ruth awakens to an unexpected knock.
A jumble of OCR text blends notes on Portugal expanding into a powerful empire with early explorers and later fragments about Ruth and John McNeill in a domestic scene. The passage shifts from historic claims of Henry the Navigator to a personal encounter in a rural home, highlighting memory and longing.
A historical vignette traces The Grand as the metropolis first hotel with an elevator, mentions notable figures tied to New York society, and recalls journalistic legends like James Gordon Bennett and Joseph Pulitzer. It also surveys fashion and cap trends, theater and celebrity circles on Broadway.
Billy Mink lives freely, roaming the Green Forest, Laughing Brook, and Big River as he pursues fish, frogs, and meadow mice. He values travel and change, preferring roaming to staying put, with safe sleeping spots found along his journeys. Jerry Muskrat doubts the roaming lifestyle versus steady feeding.
Health notes urge proper foot care and well fitting shoes to prevent pain and deformities. Iowa City offers a $100 prize for a new varsity song and lyrics to boost school spirit at athletic events.
The text lists three trivia items. First the word sybarite derives from Sybaris in ancient Italy, known for luxury. Second a gift is defined as a young female pig. Third in Genesis the land was made on the third day.
Worry can confuse a man who stays focused and perseveres. An election remark from yesterday notes the vote at six o clock. One man kept watch on results, then boarded a boat home for dinner. Hunger bloated him and kept him from returning to mark his ballot.
A crossword style list with clues for across and down entries including references to South American presidents, animals, plants, celestial terms, and common objects. The grid hints cover a wide range of vocabulary from daily use to specialized terms.
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