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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1937
Page
5
A mother can guide a child’s early interests by using simple objects like shells buttons and spools. Children sort group pattern and count as they explore touch color and form. Observe natural growth and provide objects that stimulate exploration without heavy equipment.
Edward Bowers, a printer by trade who began art as a hobby three years ago, has his drawings on display in State College. If his success continues, his life story may shift from printer to painter as he proves self-taught skill can blossom into a full career.
Wyoming stock growers press for full police powers across the state to fight modern rustling. The plan includes doubling the highway patrol to one trooper per county and establishing port-of-entry controls to check trucks. Legislature to consider a larger patrol and border entries to stop stolen cattle from leaving the state.
An Ames report cites Iowa State engineer Professor R A Meyer estimating speeds 35 to 70 mph shift fuel use about one percent per mile. Driving a 70 mile trip at 70 mph may save an hour but costs extra 1.40 dollars plus more wear and danger. In Princeton theater news Eugene ONeill play The Great God Brown opens a five day run at Theater Intime with James W Smith, 38.
A garbledOCR style passage discusses Alley Oop, a rapid parade, a tree, dancers, and a set of unclear names. It mentions Merbe Hagtee and vague actions without coherent context or dates.
Dr. R. G. Hickok mayor of Lakin Kansas says in a state mayor convention that half his troubles stem from citizens and the other half from officials. He cites envy backbiting criticism crowding gossip and ignorance as key sources of small town turmoil.
In Clarton Georgia a village postman used a steer drawn plow to farm 25 acres. He grew 16 acres of corn 1 acre of sweet potatoes 1 acre of sugar cane 3 acres of truck and fed hens. He acquired a steer named Tony and reports Tony helps on the farm while he drinks at watering places.
Fremont officials reach a decision to purchase eight new fans to improve comfort for county staff awaiting boiler repairs in the courthouse. The move comes as county commissioners press ahead with cooling measures for next summer.
Moscow reports that the State Literary and Fiction Publishing House plans 28 million copies in 1937 across mass editions. Pushkin one volume at 200,000 copies, selected works 100,000 each. ten volumes of Gorky’s 14 volume set and Mayakovsky 12 volumes. start of collected works of Gogol Nekrasov Lermontov and Turgeniev.
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