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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
2
The piece argues that savings from federal reorganization depend on abolishing bureaus and reducing military and relief costs. It notes critics use economy as cover for anti government sentiment and stresses that true savings hinge on limiting government activity rather than just changing methods.
The piece argues that Europe faces a false choice between Communism and Fascism, labeling both as despair. It notes daily life echoes with price wars in Maysville and a sorority radio theft, then shifts to comments on John Barrymore and a satirical take on a sitdown strike.
A Washington column reports Vice-President Jack Garner keeps quiet on public questions while engaging freely in cabinet and congressional meetings. It discusses moving inauguration to spring weather, delaying parades, and possible use of funds for a federal auditor or staging a ceremony.
British financier Bolitho Blane vanishes from the luxury yacht Golden Gull near Miami after a note to his secretary implies self toll. Onboard are prominent passengers including Rocksavage family and officials as Detective Kettering investigates the apparent suicide amid bankruptcy concerns.
An old guidance piece urges moderation in health habits. It advises not to dwell on health obsessively nor ignore it, balancing exercise, meals, and social activity. It promotes a middle path of temperance and steady routine for a sane, healthy life.
Imrie Fidler cites Hollywood actresses like Bette Davis June Collyer Norma Shearer Carole Lombard Joan Crawford Greta Garbo and others as examples of extreme dieting. The piece urges a kinder approach to weight plus lifestyle tips such as sleep sun exposure and daily exercise. It also notes a writer’s list of actors labeled by importance as part of a fan magazine submission.
The new rhumba cafe in town attracts a stylish crowd with dancers Jules Glaenzer Fiskine Gwynne and Jimmy Donohue first among the pros, while a Cuban friend confirms the room bah pronunciation. The scene draws a cultured audience and features a mix of entertainers from theater and film.
Rich ard Dix Edmund Lowe and Charles Farrell share screen time with Clara Bow as Guy Kibbe watches Ted Healy attempt a masse shot that rips the cue tip from the felt. Harpo Marx lounges on a set bed as he plays undercover, while Healy jokes about mashie misfires.
A fragmented line notes a humorous mix of wit and effort as a cat themed remark collides with the task of waxing a floor. The text blends playful language with practical conduct, hinting at a humorous domestic scene.
Puzzle clues and answers list across motion picture themed terms. Entries include film star hints, word definitions, and cross references with numbered positions, spanning horizontal and vertical directions for a magazine puzzle page.
Sammy Jay and Drummer the Woodpecker discuss a hidden hole in a branch and a grub called a borer. Drummer explains borers live under bark, bore into wood, and may become beetles or moths. They compare eating habits and learn how borers develop from eggs after the mother bird makes a bark hole.
Lucius Beebe trails fashion insiders and famed funders in search of detachable cuff wearers. The piece notes Whitney Warren the architect and financier George F. Baker among historic dons, while modern push carts still show cuffs on the Ghetto streets. An old timer’s advice favored government bonds or sound savings banks.
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