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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1938
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists carrier and mail subscription rates for 1938 and offers a special delivery option. A 1938 editorial section criticizes Wall Street and cites Richard Whitney borrowing over 3 million dollars, with quotes from Harold Burton and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler.
Welles declares the United States will support fair compensation when Mexico expropriates American oil properties valued at about 260 million dollars. Indemnity talks may last years. Mexico must provide money, with concerns over sales outlets and potential buyers in Germany Italy and Japan. The piece also notes 3,787,368 veterans have applied for bonuses, with 30,000 eligible remaining and 80 million dollars involved in unclaimed bonds and death claims. A Treasury display quotes Washington on President Washington’s expense records from 1783.
Mrs. Freda Ehmann, a seventy year old widow with twenty olive acres, defies neighbors, perfects a ripe olive preservation method, and wins a New York order for six thousand gallons after a bold train trip. She becomes The Mother of Ripe Olives.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers Dr. R. D. Evans and Clark Goodman heat rocks to produce helium. The helium helps estimate how long rocks cooled since solidification, with lead as another decay product. The study seeks age dating rather than practical uses for helium.
In a mysterious scene the Jungle Lord signals a caged beast called the Gorgen Lion and asserts the creature obeys him after training. Donald Duck and Dick react with awe as Tarcan points to the beast in a tense moment. The exchange hints at a hidden bond between trainer and beast.
The United States Circuit Court decision notes that the sale contract revealed the beneficial interest in the land held by Mrs. Christie and that the bank retained bare legal title as security for the purchase price during the contract. The text also mentions polar climates and clock lubrication without clear relevance.
Constance Maidwell meets Hildegarde Thorvald and Derek Manthon in a tense domestic moment after a boy’s grave illness. Ernest Thorvald thanks Constance, but hints the family still relies on her. Dr Rogers reports the youth has a slim but real chance of recovery as Miss Wynne’s presence unsettles all.
Constance resides in a tranquil house as Dr. Rogers and staff maintain a sane routine amid a deathly illness. A stand-in helps ease burdens while a pony and farm memories offer small comforts in a world between charm and peril.
In this fiction excerpt, storks nesting on mosques echo a town’s strange mood as Constance and nurse Miss Wilcox tend a feverish boy, while Dr. Rogers travels from LA to tend the sick and a vanished actress’s legend swirls around George Thorvald and Camilla Wynn.
A cooperative publication presents traffic safety questions and answers aimed at youth. The note explains the program's purpose, how questions were gathered, and the intent to promote safe driving behavior among scouts and readers.
A simple routine to prevent foot fatigue through a complete change of footwear. For workers with long hours of standing or walking, carry an extra pair of slippers and socks for lunch hour and a second change into street shoes in the evening to reduce tiredness overall.
A 1930s style civic quiz for youths asks 10 questions about traffic rules. It covers bicycle regulations, alley turns, red lights, parking distance from fires, left wheel curb evidence, riding running boards, and state speed limits inside and outside towns.
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