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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1937
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe lists publication history dates, staff roles, and AP rights. It also shows subscription prices, carrier delivery terms, and special delivery service for late copy, with rates for daily and Sunday editions in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
The Amarillo Globe's July 9, 1937 issue presents itself as an independent democratic paper. It pledges impartial news coverage and support for what it views as right, regardless of party policy.
The piece contrasts honest and dishonest peddlers with door to door sales. It notes unsuspecting housewives lack recourse when misled and stresses Amarillo merchants’ support through taxes and donations, urging residents to patronize local, known merchants.
A Washington analysis outlines tensions between Roosevelt’s administration and its left and right wings amid labor and industry signals. It notes friction with Tom Girdler and John Lewis, mentions the steel mediation board, and references labor leaders and political figures amid wartime rhetoric and policy debates.
A reflective column recalls Ned Welsh once a roaming Broadway journalist known for lively headlines. Now in Boston and nightly trips to a Fissex farm, he shares memories of the Marlborough Hotel circle, Charlie Somerville, Major Bowes, and the old newspaper world while pursuing flowers and collies.
Danish sailors will visit Rochester in July for a Lake Ontario regatta series on a tour of the United States. Six Danish representatives and three international fleets are expected from Montreal and Toronto, with participants from Baltimore and other cities. The visit closes a sailing exchange between American and Danish teams as the Danes prepare for events on July 3 4 and 5.
The Colter family and Stuart Blake return to the mountain camp after Paul Colter's death. Carolee uncovers gold nuggets in a back cave while Silas and Henry probe the site with basic gear, testing and cataloging relics and ore samples as the sheriff weighs the case and the lure of gold.
A pasted OCR puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues for a fortune builder game. Includes numerous garbled words and partial phrases such as man in the picture, various clue numbers, and scattered word fragments indicating a crossword style puzzle.
Old Man Coyote, maimed by Mrs. Lightfoot the deer, plans to raid her fawns. She moves the tender young toward water as she expects his return, while he hunts for the hidden offspring and contemplates his next move.
From reader letters, weight loss varies per person. Differences in excess fat, exercise, diet honesty, and temperament affect rate. Glandular issues require medical help. otherwise patience and perseverance are essential for steady progress toward normal proportions.
The article explains coronary thrombosis as a heart blood supply blockage caused by a clot, comparing it to angina. It notes that the obstruction damages heart muscle, pain lasts longer, and sufferers often cannot lie flat, needing to be propped up in bed.
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