Subscription rates for The Amarillo Globe and daily press
The Amarillo Globe lists carrier and mail subscription rates in advance. One week costs 65 cents, six months 3.90, one year 7.80 for carrier, with special delivery by 4 PM if copy not received. Mail subscriptions in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico show six months and annual options. Sunday and combined daily plus Saturday figures appear, with a note on prompt delivery and a contact number.
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Amarillo Eyes Youth Recreation Center Growth in 1937
In July 1937 Amarillo reflects on the need for youth recreation as the frontier town grows into a city. The Globe notes Amarillo lags in facilities and describes a proposed move to establish a Y M C A and other programs to keep young people engaged and developing into responsible citizens.
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Behind the Scenes in Washington Amid Roosevelt Rift
An article outlines growing tension between President Roosevelt and Democratic leaders in Congress over the Supreme Court and generational divides. It notes Roosevelt's push against seniority in leadership, friction with the Southern leadership, and the clash with elder justices and longtime party figures.
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Joe Laurie Jr and Ghetto Life Headline New York Scene
Diary notes reveal Joe Laurie Jr the famed Little Actor riding a radio and screen surge after years on stage. Amid Times Square chatter, figures like Abel Green, Irene Castle, Fred Allen, and Pierre Cartier appear while tributes recall Dan Frohman Dean Cornwell and Gene Fowler.
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My Lady
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Portland Hoffa
Pierre Cartier
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Clare Briges
Arthur Roache
George Dorsey
Ray Bonn
William Johnston
Joe Laurie, Jr
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Fire Island
Nursing Profession Needs Vision Says Catholic Sister
Sister M Olivia OS, dean of the Catholic University School of Nursing, urges today’s nurses to assist in disease prevention through health teaching and expert care. She calls for young women with vision and service devotion, highlighting opportunities in preventive and public health nursing and areas like maternal care and mental health.
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American Showman Puzzle Wordlist Clue Grid
A large mixed clue list with across and down entries for a crossword style puzzle. includes references to showman phrases, plants, verbs, nautical terms, and various definitions across numbered entries. The grid points to a themed set of vocabulary and wordplay as typical of newspaper puzzle pages.
Superstition Mountain Tales Enter Sheriff’s Office
Stuart visits the Mari copa County courthouse to seek counsel about dangers in Superstition Mountain. Sheriff Tex Leatherwood shares lore of ghosts, lions, and historic gold discoveries, deepening Stuart’s understanding of the region’s peril and legends as he plans further steps.
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Don Miguel Peralta
Don Miguel
United States
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Lightfoot the deer to save Mrs Lightfoot from pursuing dogs
In a Green Forest tale, Lightfoot the deer diverts two dogs to shield Mrs Lightfoot. A watcher notes the buck’s brave act, then discovers two newborn fawns near the thicket. The dogs hang their heads, return to their master, and follow him home.
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Home Safety: Preventing Falls and Burns at Home
A call to personal safety urges inspecting homes for hazards that cause injuries. Elderly and children face slip risks on polished floors while matches, open fires, and damp tubs lead to burns and tumbles. Ensure repairs, proper lighting, and safe storage to reduce pain and disability.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rheumatic fever in children warned as most serious heart disease
The article explains rheumatic fever as the most serious childhood heart disease, commonly affecting ages five to fifteen. It notes abrupt or insidious onset, possible absence of acute symptoms, fatigue out of proportion to exertion, paleness, high white blood cell count, and faster heart rate, with weight loss and poor appetite common.
Sourdoughs to Meet Toronto for Yukon Pioneers Convention
Sour doughs from the Yukon prepare for an international convention and stampede in Toronto in August, organized by the Ontario Yukon Pioneers. Michigan funds municipal airport development with an $80,000 bill.
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Margaret Case Harriman
Dale Carnegie
Arthur McKeogh
Good Fellowship
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Fied
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Carolee Colter
Prospector
Stuart Blake
Henry Colter
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Nina Blake
Jacob Walz
Bedtime Story
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Keehithe Arti
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Journal of the American Medical Association
the Health Magazine
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