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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1937
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe-News discusses humane warfare and the perils of conflict. It reviews the Little Theater production Paths of Glory, labeling war as an indictment of brutality and military expediency across society.
A writer laments the propensity of Americans to stall on highways with empty tanks despite visible gauges and abundant filling stations. He notes about 1.5 million motorists were stranded last year and suggests collective absent mindedness as the likely cause.
Roosevelt backs Robert H. Jackson for New York governor and weighs anti monopoly strategy as New York politics shape potential presidential bids. Dewey emerges as GOP threat while LaGuardia and Wagner loom in a state pivotal to national fortunes.
A long column of social notes and portraits sketches New York figures from Margery Wilson to Lucille Pugh. It highlights fashion, beauty trends, public entrances by Elsie De Wolfe and Ethel Barrymore, and mentions Margery Wilson Dale Carnegie and Mayor LaGuardia. Also notes Ram Bow and Natacha Rambova and a dog shop anecdote. Christian Science notice follows.
The New South Wales railway department has built Australia’s first diesel engined motor train. It is intended for service on the Parkes to Broken Hill route in New South Wales.
Bob Barrry and Melissa Lane awaken as villagers prepare a dawn fire and rhythmic chants. A wood pile grows near the chief’s house while drums and a booming chorus signal a sacred celebration, the white couple noting ritual patterns and the cliff‑isolated kingdom’s early light.
Sue and Sammy visit Aunt Sally to see the Woodhouse Night Club a secret club hidden in a woodhouse. Aunt Sally prepares a private entrance and a cozy setup with milk meat and bread while guests are expected to arrive and remain quiet.
A critique of extreme dieting argues against complete liquid abstinence for weight loss. It emphasizes proper medically prescribed liquid portions, warns dehydration harms health, and notes water as essential to any diet.
The item lists five trivia answers from a puzzle page: Copra is dried coconut meat. the two bright stars in the Big Dipper cup align with the North Star. in China white replaces black as mourning color. rice is the most widely used food. Delaware was the first state to ratify the Constitution.
In tense anticipation the visitors wait unseen figures arrive. Aunt Sally smiles as a cat slips through the entrance and Puss explores the room. A masked sharp face frames the doorway while the first guest appears, setting a suspenseful mood.
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