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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1937
Page
8
Linda, short on funds, dines at Tony Abruzzi's upscale Villa Abruzzi after a train depot discovery. Tony funds her meal and asks for help, revealing he is in a tight spot on Christmas night and seeks her aid for a grand, now at risk, show.
Sore teats cased udders wounds on cows cracked hoofs galls wire cuts on horses chafed and irritated skin burns and other irritations on humans require Corona Wool Fat. Corona a time tested healing aid claiming to be emergency ready. Send 35c to Corona Mfg Co Box A Kenton Ohio for introductory size.
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Puzzles reference early cinema terms, geographic hints, and common wordplay topics with answers tied to a pioneer movie star era and associated objects and actions.
In September 1937 global tensions dominated the news as Japan pressed China and China urged Moscow for aid. Submarine scares pushed Britain and France to convene at Nyon while Hitler Mussolini plotted to protect Europe’s culture.
A revolving stage shows two sleek dancers as a white coated orchestra plays. A character laments the missing Christmas soloist and compliments Miss Benton’s voice, likening her to a singer from another world as he asks her to perform tonight.
Dr. Cato Struve, Mt. Locke Observatory co director, reports discovery that midnight sky glows with infra red radiations unseen by the human eye. A new ultra violet glass camera revealed constant infra red luminosity over the sky, making stars appear paler if visible.
In Truro Nova Scotia a giantess Annie Swan once stood eight feet one inch tall and weighed 350 pounds. Her sister Elizabeth Biswanger preserves the oversized nightdress and size 13 1/2 shoes. Annie swan was married to Capt. Martin Van Buren Bates. They had a baby who weighed 22 1/2 pounds at birth but died soon after. The couple exhibited themselves in many countries before settling in Ohio where doors were nine feet high. Mrs Bates died there years ago.
Local column shares notices seeking work from tender ages to adults, including experience in sick care, housekeeping, laundry, office tasks, and ranch labor. Also requests aid to locate a missing navy blue glove and a rat terrier named Wimpey last seen near Fillmore and North Highway.
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