The Globe News 1937 Editorial On Farm Technology
The August 24 1937 Globe issue reflects on the tractor era changing Amarillo's farm life. It celebrates mechanization as the tractor's symbol and notes its impact on town life, commerce, and the Panhandle's agricultural future.
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Plains
Panhandle
Amarillo
Behind the Scenes In Washington on Destroyer Lease to Brazil
Washington debate over leasing six U S Navy destroyers to Brazil amid Latin American defense ties. Germany and Italy influence in Brazil spurs concern as Britain’s abdication rumor and a Boston lecture tone mix with diplomatic secrecy and naval policy. Dr. L M Chambers adds closing aphorism.
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State Department
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Brazil
Bravli
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Roosevelt
Germany
Italy
Latin America
South American
England
Eco
Warsat
Iems
Free Shows Draw Crowds On Broadway This Summer
Broadway offered two free shows drawing crowds and traffic, prepping for Douglas Leighs imaginative signs. Leighs signs in Times Square and Astor Theater pulled in millions, featuring moving scenes like ducks, elephants, camels and rhumba.
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Broadway
Douglas Leigh
Times Square
Astor Theater
Ballyhoo
Leigh
Florida
Its Odd But its Science by Howard W AblaKesler
A New York science feature explains how microscopic crystals can become living-like structures. Tobacco mosaic virus and related metalloids form hexagonal coin stack crystals that may reproduce when in the presence of living matter. J D Bernal and Pan Kuohen note X-ray aided crystal findings in Nature.
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Howard W. Ablakesler
New York
J.D Bernal
Pan- Kuehen
Cryoetaliographie Laboratory
Cambridge
England
Nature
Duchess Recalls a Love Rival at Costume Ball
Kathleen OShan, Bob McTavish, and Pat the janitor move through a party scene as Bob confesses love for another girl while the Duchess, offended by his preference, presses for attention. Detective Steve and Bracey argue over a prop statue as the masked gala unfolds.
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Bob McTavish
Pat
Cupid
Professor Bracey
Bob
McTavish
Steve
Kathleen
Bracey
Petey the Timid Rabbit in the Great World
Thornton W Burgess narrates how Petey the young rabbit, cautious and shadow-fearing, learns to observe and survive in the wide world. The tale contrasts timidity with boldness, showing fear guiding caution as Petey follows his father and shadows his path through the Green Meadows and Old Briar Patch.
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Petey
Peter Rabbit
Rabbit
Peter
Cear Old Briar
T. W. Burgess
Tranquil Home As Health Asset For Juvenile Welfare
Criminologists contend a tranquil home greatly reduces delinquency by shaping early environment. Harmony at home helps children avoid unwholesome diversions and fosters healthy bodies and steady nerves. Parents’ interest in activities reduces temper outbursts and irritability, preserving family well being.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Fragmentary cries urge immediate arrest of Wantri Prannarn
A garbled clipping shows distressed women demanding the execution of Wantri Prannarn, claiming she is the lie of Karurweho and ordering harsh punishment. The text includes scattered phrases about burning and suffering, with distorted names and actions.
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