Globe Is an Independent Democratic Paper in Amarillo
The Amarillo Globe, August 1938 edition, notes it is an independent democratic newspaper publishing the news impartially. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, special delivery, and phone contact, with a note about combined subscriptions with The Amarillo News.
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A Baby Still Rules Roost in Forest Hills Household
Charles B. Driscoll recalls Pam a rambunctious toddler in a multi generational New York home in Forest Hills. The piece weaves family lineage from Kentucky and Dutch roots with local scenery and portraits of artists including Gordon and Hull.
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New York
Forest Hills
Pam
Rennie McFroy
Rennie
J. P. McEvoy
Guywright
A River of Gold by Bruce Catton
The piece argues that Japan’s gold drain mirrors its war effort against China. It notes Japan has shipped hundreds of millions in gold to the U.S. and warns that a collapsing gold reserve threatens ruin unless victory comes. It stresses basic economic law: spend beyond income leads to disaster.
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Bruce Catton
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China
John T. Flynn
United States
New York Times
I Wish I Would Arrest Me Speeding Incident
Andrew Be hacks, warned by a female companion not to drive fast lest he be arrested for speeding. He replied angrily, then a motorcycle policeman appeared and arrested him.
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U.P
Andrew Behacks
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page 1
Family page quiz provides five answers: arteries carry blood away from the heart. Bolivia lies south of Ecuador. chaparral is a thicket of small trees. dichotomy means division. Napoleon III was the husband of Empress Eugénie.
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The Loud Moon A Murder Plot On The Riviera
Hugo Stern and Archie Lumsden confront cartoonist Renf Geiss who accuses Eve Monet of murder. Geiss flatly denies, warning that justice will be warped by self preservation as Jean-Francois nears arrest while the investigators sense Geiss’s growing interference.
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French Riviera
Archie Lumsden
Hugo
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Geiss
Eve Monet
Jean-Francois
Weil
Archie
Geish
Juge D'Instruction
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Palm Beach
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Model American Mother chosen by Golden Rule Foundation
Grace Nell Crowell of Dallas Texas is named the model American mother for 1938 by the Golden Rule Foundation. The piece recounts her views on motherhood and a humorous digression about her son entering Harvard, with notes on her poetry career and personal anecdotes from a New York meeting.
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Mademoisele
Summer Camp Advice Encourages Steady Routines At Home
A 1938 column urges parents to extend camp routines into summer at home. It recommends early rising, simple meals, outdoor play, limited screen time, and afternoon naps to build healthy habits before school resumes. It cites McNaught Syndicate copyright and lists radio programming schedules.
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Harvard
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Tarzan Surprised as Savages Attack in Daylight
In a bold desertion of his code Tarzan abandons his fate to save Mary as attackers breach the camp in daylight. Bob and Jeff fire on the assailants while seeking to shield Mary, but Tarzan’s unprecedented action shocks onlookers.
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