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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1937
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe discusses winter road safety and the idea that ice coated streets reduce braking ability. It notes drivers overreacting to known hazards and urges caution, hoping winter mishaps stay minor while reflecting on human nature and the need for obstacles to test safe driving.
Washington dispatches suggest growing sentiment for a law to confine constitutional issues to the Supreme Court. The proposal aims to cut lower court delays by placing all such cases directly before the high court for faster decisions on weighty constitutional matters.
Henry Arno leader of a gypsy band says the group will travel in trailers next year. He laments the loss of campfires and gypsy songs but notes the trailer will keep families together and add modern comforts like an oil stove and radio.
A behind the scenes brief outlines President Roosevelt's push to create two or three new executive departments, fold emergency agencies into federal departments, and rename Interior to Conservation. Proposals include a Department of Public Welfare and Public Works and a revamped White House staff structure with a cabinet level coordinator.
Samuel G Blythe recalls his 1912 water wagon confession and post repeal relevance. He outlines a personal journey from drinking to sobriety, detailing motives to quit, the doctor’s fear, and social costs, while arguing temperance is a personal choice.
Idol chatter in Hollywood covers beauty spot shifts and a cast of stars. Mae West Katherine De Mille and Norma Shearer are noted among posing era memories while press agents hype new models amid studio politics and public interest. Richard Adien crime from
A nostalgic column riffs on actors like Franchot Tone William Powell and others as relics of a fading Hollywood era. It tucks in cultural cues from stage and film, cites figures such as Alexander Woollcott Edwin C Hill and Aristrocratic circles, and ends with a note on fashion ad campaigns and brand ads from Arrow Collar Men.
Advice on foot care emphasizes comfort, proper footwear, and daily care. Readers are urged to wear well fitting shoes, keep feet dry, vary footwear, exercise toes, bathe with care, and use sea salt foot baths to toughen skin and prevent blisters.
Reddy Fox eyes a tasty pullet eaten by Hooty the Owl on a stump. He circles, leaps, and is teased by the owl's turning head and talons, ending as Hooty flies away with the meal. The tale showcases hunger and clever persistence in a forest setting.
A spunky farmwoman, addressing a tall gangling youth, proclaims she is going home claiming a better show awaits during milking time. The exchange captures rural humor and daily chores on the farm.
A crossword style grid lists horizontal and vertical clues including The President of Argentina and Melodies. Across cover topics from power and seaweed to thoughts and mollifies while down clues include animal trainer and olive shrub.
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