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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1937
Page
2
An Amarillo Globe brief notes Seattle’s Workaneat gardens offering needy individuals work to earn canned vegetables. The program financed by WPA aims to fill pantries while teaching self-reliance in a historic charity approach.
Washington dispatch notes Senator Barkley’s 48 to 37 win over Harrison reshapes leadership away from the Deep South. Barkley, a Roosevelt ally, will steer the chamber with Indiana's Minton as assistant leader, while Dieterich’s late withdrawal hints at behind the scenes lobbying and renomination pressures.
Collected diary like notes from New York writer recount village life in Greenwich Village. Observations include cats per block among artists writers and musicians with references to Carl Van Vechten and Helen Morgan friresse, plus anecdotes about pelicans monkeys and a wolf tale from Bowes radio.
San Francisco report on Lastie Simson of Oakland who funded part of the California Academy of Sciences African hall. His African fauna collection, built from decades in Africa, includes the African Water Hole. The exhibit features fine taxidermy and rare specimens as part of an international display setup.
Judith Irving faces upheaval as Phil confesses deep love for Marta Rogers at the lodge. The moment shatters Judith’s plans and opens a path to divorce, with Judith offering stoic support while grappling with her own pain and a new love triangle emerges.
Old Man Coyote tries to coax a young bear down from a tree with feigned help and threats. The cub refuses, mother bear arrives, and the cub slips to safety only to be spanked for misadventure, a scene framed as a bedtime fable.
Old age round shoulders are not inevitable. Habits from youth shape posture, especially if weight is lost later. An in-bed morning exercise lifts head and shoulders to strengthen the back and spine, improving carriage and reducing slouching.
A Parson resolves to rescue the Diack girl held by the Kavuru kidnapper. He debates force but fears worsening enmity as the white savage threat looms. The tale centers on a dangerous mission and the moral dilemma of intervention.
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