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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1936
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces its publication details and subscription options. It lists editors and managers, notes association with The Amarillo Daily News, and details home delivery and special delivery service nationwide.
The Globe contrasts tight state inspections in New Mexico Arizona and California with a friendly Texas highway entry. A neat bungalow, a Texas flag, and a courteous highway patrol sign greet visitors, emphasizing welcoming, simple rules.
The Interstate Commission on Crime holds its second annual meeting in Boston on August 21 and 22. Nine states have adopted one or more uniform acts covering out-of-state parolee supervision close pursuit witness attendance and extradition. States such as New York New Jersey Rhode Island Minnesota Illinois Indiana Michigan Maryland and Virginia have adopted various acts. The group plans further tightening of criminal control.
Commissar Gregory Ordjonikidze warns Soviet workers not to rest on laurels as industrial and social programs progress. He cites the need to close the gap with the American system and recalls past deflation in 1929 as a cautionary parallel.
The piece notes Roosevelt may win 51.8 percent of the popular vote with a 273 to 259 electoral edge for Landon, as Democratic insiders fear a close race. It highlights key states like New York and Pennsylvania, with Pacific Coast support for Roosevelt, and outlines campaign logistics and regional uncertainties.
Coco the American widow and rising star clashes with Camilo as he buys her engagements to torment her in Paris. El Durqui returns and accuses her, but flirtation and jealousy mingle with danger as Coco faces a forgone public romance and a vendetta over her son.
Albanian nobles sent hostages to Constantinople where George Castriote known as Skanderbeg grew up in Ottoman culture. He led guerrilla resistance for Albania’s independence, died 1467, and remains a national hero. His image appears on a 1913 Albanian stamp.
An essay argues that marriage requires shared life philosophy and mutual support from both spouses. It contends women's independence and careers must align with domestic partnership, urging wives to understand husband’s business and joint household economy to sustain a successful union.
A set of crossword like clues labeled Vertical 1 and 2 lists numerous words and definitions including relatives, objects, and actions. The reader is invited to fill in a grid linking hints such as Heron Ogle Rent Corpse and Air related terms to complete the puzzle.
In Washington and New York both, Bugs Baer sharpens his after dinner wit, trading bluster for speed on stage while dropping aphorisms and riffing on ain't and wordplay. The piece surveys his rise, friends, rivals, and appetite for the bustling arena of sports and spectacle.
A young fox learns to outmaneuver a pursuing dog by using a stone wall as a clever barrier. The dog eventually tracks a faint scent, forcing the fox to watch from a knoll as the chase resumes. The tale blends animal fables with a medical aside on first aid antiseptics.
Edith P Branch and others transfer lot 3 block 119 in Plemmons to D Wrather for 4000 dollars. Plymouth coupe to Elizabeth Nunn. Chevrolet sedan to F J Juett and R J Ford sedan to C G Hall. Plymouth sedans to William McWhorter and Rev H C Akers. Hatcher drives a Chevrolet coupe, Bry ant a International truck, powers by John S Powers, Brooks owns a Ford pickup. Van Walker and Winnie Mae McCaskey receive a marriage license.
The text argues that both girls and boys should be trained for marriage and for separate professions, stressing home making or a career and the handling of money. It presents a view on balanced lifelong preparation for personal and financial roles.
An excerpt describes a spring scene where a cook broils chickens outdoors despite gray skies and rain, finishing under a cover. It contrasts practical skills with a naturalist, citing the difficulty of linking rod and gun with cord, chord, and orchid in a playful language puzzle.
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