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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1936
Page
4
The article notes mothers gain a form of vacation when school starts and children return to classrooms, reducing daily chores. It observes fall arrival and the district’s routine of nine months of schooling separating children from mothers.
A survey shows cities embrace robot meters from Oklahoma City 1935 to 1936 in Dallas Fort Worth Miami and others. Ordinances fix fines collections and who handles returns with funds to meter or city and enforcement by police or public works.
Washington hosts a vast World Power Conference with 620 delegates from foreign nations and 2000 banquet attendees. Leaders from public utilities and government clash and cooperate as debates promise scientific discussion on public power.
Carol Torrance fears the coming end of school as she eyes a possible job in Atlanta after meeting Blake Thornton at Ben Tyler's dinner. She recalls a faded romance with Denis, faces career doubts, and weighs future plans with friends Ellen and Ellen’s family while contemplating life beyond Ashboro.
New York writer Oppenheim at 70 completes 50 years of writing and his 100th novel. The piece paints him as a glamorous tycoon of thrills, detailing his Riviera yacht, glass studio, dining with gourmets, and a long career that dazzles peers and readers.
Col Ephriam G Peyton Infantry will become chief of staff of the 99th Division Organised Reserves with headquarters in Pittsburgh on September 1. He has served two years in San Antonio and brings 37 years of Army experience including command of military personnel in Paris during the postwar negotiations with the American Commission.
H Gerhard owner of the Snow-White Dairy announces a new Nip and Tuck Club for Amarillo with exclusive rights. The adventures will run in this paper starting Friday in advertising form and free membership is open to all children. Club headquarters are at 10th and Adams.
A fragmented word puzzle listing clues for across and down entries. The sheet presents numbered hints for various letters and terms, including political, nautical, and common nouns, arranged in two vertical columns. No narrative event is described.
Dr Matthew T. Andrews pastor of the First Baptist Church Texarkana Tex arrived in Kansas City for a four month study of life in the Orient. He was guest of honor at a luncheon today hosted by Rev. John C. Glenn as part of the church mission program.
Nanny Meadow Mouse fears for Danny Meadow Mouse as she travels with five babies and searches the Great Meadows. Danny, also lonely, faces danger from hawks after a careless moment leads to capture by Killy the Sparrow Hawk and a perilous escape near a tree.
A collage of social curiosities mentions a punster dining on lettuce, Ritz elevators cleaned hourly, Mrs Harrison Williams moving to Capri, a Richardson biography of Albert Wiggin, Cole Porter summering in midtown Manhattan, and a divorcee in a tense private moment reflecting a brewing nervous breakdown.
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