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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1937
Page
3
Grasshoppers invade Amarillo gardens and fields as residents line up for poison at a local station. The invasion affects trees, shrubs, and flowers, prompting city folk to face farming issues and seek understanding of farmers’ troubles.
A montage of Washington chatter on speeches, Wallaces curious device, and Senate courtesy. It notes a Chicago officer snubbing Senator LaFollette, McCarl's postterm ventures, and hints at Europe’s looming fate under Chamberlain.
In New York the era’s sharpest wits include Noel Coward Dorothy Parker and Alexander Woollcott. The Algonquin and No 21 are mocked as bastions of high society wit while Gilbert and Sullivan fans mingle with social arbiters at St. Regis and Ritz Carlton. Broadway’s crowds chase romance and comeback tales from Joe Lewis Eddie Leonard and others as social life keeps pulsing amid Prohibition memories.
In Los Angeles coroner reports Mrs. Dorothy May Garland a 1 year old attorney died after a scuffle with Mrs. Kay Tutwiler a movie extra autopsy shows alcoholism and bruises possibly affecting circulation Tutwiler 22 held on suspicion of murder and Luther Allen a fellow actor was held as a material witness in the case
The House approved a travel bill transferring federal enforcement to protect states from liquor shipments from wet territories. The measure reflects the push to broaden federal authority amid late 19th to early 20th century temperance tensions.
In a fable style tale from 1937, Scrapper the Kingbird challenges three young Cowbirds fed by their foster parents. He drives the imploring Cowbird away, granting the youngster independence by forcing him to feed himself among other Cowbirds in the Old Pasture.
Readable dialogue introduces Joy a tea room hostess in Maine with fiancé Roger and rival Angela. Peter recounts a haunted woods house and a man named Jigger with a dog Nero near the summer resort, hinting at mystery and danger to Joy. The scene ends with a warning to stay home as danger lingers.
A health columnist warns that nail biting in children is common despite supervision. It endangers health through germ spread and can deform fingertips. recommends short smooth nails and parental emphasis on grooming to discourage the habit.
On the second day a sudden breeze carried Tarzan a strange scent and the odor of a lion. Curious, he followed cues to the trees and spotted a man and the lion nearby, prompting a tense moment as danger loomed.
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