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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1939
Page
8
Optical health advice stresses annual exams by an optometrist and distinguishes eye care from glasses sales. It notes that slight defects can be corrected by proper glasses and that neglect may worsen vision, with tips to rest tired eyes through simple pencil and rolling-eye exercises.
A Tribune column argues liberal and conservative terms misrepresent real divisions, noting individuals define policy more than labels. It cites Roosevelt’s shifting liberalism on trade, taxation, and New Deal programs, and contrasts views of LaFollette, Garner, Lincoln, and Ayres, ending with calls for clear, deeds based distinctions.
The article argues Congress rejected the President’s spend heavy plan while signaling a shift toward restraint. It notes farm subsidies rising, a likely year end deficit, and a rising business mood. Next January, Congress returns and tests public reaction by tasting the fiscal pudding.
A Washington discussion argues that abrogating the Japan trade treaty should not hastily lead to an embargo. A one nation embargo risks war backlash and hurts American exports including cotton, petroleum products, metals, machinery, and silk. Other pressures could target Japanese fisheries and tuna fleets, with Guam and silk duties noted as complex hurdles.
A collection of remarks from figures like Bruce Barton William T. Collins Clarence Francis and Winston Churchill. The excerpts touch on democratic trust economic growth liberal legislation and strong national stance.
A fragmented passage quoting and paraphrasing scripture and sayings. It cites Jeremiah 29 12 Hosea 6 1 St Luke 13 13 and references God prayer healing and truth with brief moral notes from various authors. The text reads as a compilation of religious reflections rather than a single narrative.
A sixteen year old Chicago girl asks about Hollywood dreams and Norma Shearer’s reply is shared. The letter urges staying with family guidance, pursuing learning, acting locally, and letting studios discover real talent. It warns Hollywood isn’t the best path and emphasizes personal development over quick fame.
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