Line Riders reminisce on soil roots and local pioneers
The column recalls Mrs. J. J. Spikes of Crosby County joking she is half in Floyd half in Crosby and praises pioneer women. Edgan Allen recalls Floydada teachers and school discipline. Homer Steen, Floydada native since 1901, began in newspapers at 13 and published the Floyd County Hesperian at 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Spikes
Crosby County
Floyd County
Floyd
Crosby
Edgar Allen
Crosbyton
Floydada
Homer Steen
Hesperian
Amarillo Daily News masthead and general policies
The Daily News established November 4 1909 publishes under The Bigs Publishing Qupeny with editors and officers listed and a Panhandle Texas regional focus. It notes circulation details rates subscriptions and delivery options including combined editions with The Amarillo Globe and a special delivery service. The paper declares itself an independent democratic publication supporting what it believes is right regardless of party politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Oklahoma
New Marnco
New
Amarillo Globe
News-Globe
Senate
The
Daily News
Temptation and God's Presence Themed Reflections
A religious meditation cites Matthew 4 7 and Fenelon on resisting temptation by recognizing God's presence. the brief reads as a devotional quotation page item with spiritual guidance for readers.
Manufacturers Endorse Laws To Eliminate Unjustified Child Labor
The National Association of Manufacturers backs the aims of pending child labor laws while opposing the child labor amendment. It warns the term unjustified allows loopholes, risking continued use of child labor in justified forms and hindering passage of effective legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Railroads See Brisk Turnaround Amid Sunshine for 1937
Reports from the Association of American Railroads and Railway Age show U S railways rebounding with 1937 first-quarter gains in carloads and earnings, while operating expenses rise slowly. Orders for new cars and locomotives suggest continued activity, though future policy battles over rate relief and haulage bills loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of American Railroads
Railway Age
Panhandle
Amarillo
Dalhart
Clovis
Childress
Pettengill
Roosevelt Faces House Revolt Over Relief Spending
A Washington dispatch reports a Democratic revolt in the House over a $1.5 billion relief appropriation amid complaints of waste and Hopkins influence. The Senate faction led by Byrnes and Garner seeks to restrain spending while defending Roosevelt’s court-packing stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
White House
New Mexico
Mr. Roosevelt
Hopkins
Senate
Jimmie” Byrnes
South Carolina
House
Garner
Supreme Court
Middle West
Ohio
Bob” Bacon
New York
Bob
Jimmie Byrnes
van Devanter
Arkansan
Pat
Harrison
Joe
Mr. Harrison
Fdr
Senator Harrison
West Texas State Hospital site to be chosen on merit
The Dallas News urges the Board of Control to select the West Texas State Hospital location purely on merit. Ten cities seek the site with $817,000 appropriated. a central West Texas site is favored to ensure accessibility and a large land donation of 300 acres or more. The paper warns against political pressure and argues the decision should maximize land, suitability, and regional benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas State Hospital
Board of Control
Texas
Dallas News
Dorothey Dix on Women Fashion and Marriage Views
The column lampoons fashion obsessions and hats, arguing women’s dress remains unchanged by reason. A male correspondent laments trends, notes women’s vanity, and jokes that fashion shapes both marriage prospects and social behavior.
Humorous Parade of Quotas and Quirks in Immigration Vibe
The piece sketches a string of quirky stereotypes and curious facts about naturalization and public life. It notes a Spanish volunteer’s path to citizenship, French caddies labeled as farmers, an Indian native with a 64 inch mustache, a Chinese quintuplet father, and a Californian fading after an auto crash. It also mentions a baby kangaroo’s sight, a voter literacy rule in South Carolina, and a few offbeat anecdotes about autowrecks and conflicts.
Mystery at Farrington Bluff Ends In Hidden Motives
A tense weekend unraveling at Farrington Bluff centers on the shooting death of Jude Blin and the disappearance of the Skipper. Amid attacks and accusations, Michael Farrington’s aunt and a web of secrets propel a search through rooms, powders, and a kitchen confrontation hinting at Higgins’s complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Blinshop
Farrington Bluff
Michael
Aunt Matha
Mike
Cook
William
Gay Palmer
Martha
M. Farrington
Gay
Annie
M. Farton
Jimmie
James
Barbara
Higgins
Jaw joints and dental issues linked to headaches
The article explains how jaw joint misalignment from missing teeth or worn back teeth can cause headaches ear symptoms and neuralgia like pain. It covers causes symptoms and a Costen test using cork disks to restore jaw position plus treatment options and related digestive and dermatology Q A items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Costen
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Blanco Canyon
Vance Johnson
WEA Service, Inc
Amarillo Daily News
the Bigs Publishing
Qupeny
Sixth
Fillmore Streets
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Colorado
Denver
Oxlias
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
God
Fenelon
Lockney
Avenue Q
Lubbock
Capitol
Washington
Mister Roosevelt
Ze Barney Phillips
Phillips
General Account
Dorothy Dix
Miss DIX
H. F
Paris
India
Stepin Fetehit
Bill
Frank McCoy
L. J
Dohring
Fredericka
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