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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1937
Page
2
Amarillo notices warn of spring flower and bulb thefts while urging residents to aid a Clean-Up campaign. Officials promote Dust Bowl era film on erosion control and civic pride drives. News items include comments from William Allen White and a local train-track plank incident.
Washington observes as court attorneys debate the validity of unemployment insurance provisions affecting about 18 million people. Justice Roberts appears pivotal. Justices Hughes Brandeis Stone and Cardozo show liberal leanings while McReynolds Butler Sutherland and Van Devanter oppose. The discussion hints at constitutional lines and federal power over state programs.
Joan Barrett, secretary to John Hendry, loves Bob Andrews while rival Sybil Hendry probes her past. Dorothy Starke reappears from Joan’s memory as the tea reveals shared history in Seattle seven years earlier. Sybil sinsibly guides discovery as Philip Hendry wires from Chicago to Seattle.
Advertising urges dental care but many neglect teeth until pain. Poor hygiene risks infection and long costs. Regular cleaning and flossing help. choose a toothpaste, use a firm brush with up down strokes, and see a dentist regularly to avoid costly repairs.
A vivid column of New York society and culture. It notes Duke of Windsor style, Fred Astaire, Eddie Rickenbacker, radio critics, Broadway figures, and fashion icons. The piece reflects on New York cafes, tea rooms, Wall Street beauty standards, and mentions Margaret Mitchell and Gramercy Park with Mayor Harper’s home and Edwin Booth’s former residence.
Puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical words including baseball terms and general nouns with numbered positions. The grid requires solving each clue to fill a cross word style puzzle with various word lengths.
An illustrated tale reveals Jimmy Skunk debating dinner between Mrs Toad and Frog cousins. Old Mr Toad remains hidden as Jimmy considers hunger and preference while a curious Meadow Mouse unsettles his plan before Mrs Toad escapes into the water.
A passerby remarks on a man’s carefully chosen attire noting that upon death he should be buried in a Finchley window. The line reflects a sharp, stylish quip from a social scene.
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