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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1937
Page
3
The Globe discusses pedestrian risk in traffic, noting pedestrians often escape scrutiny while causing safety concerns. It argues pedestrians share responsibility for public safety beyond their own lives and urges cautious behavior to prevent car or property damage.
A White House aligned insider predicts a Democratic split with about 55 senators and 274 representatives loyal, while others may defect. The piece notes Roosevelt's New Deal push and Republican outreach to Southern conservatives through Hamilton Fish. It mentions memorials for Gen. Robert E. Lee and the tax issue tied to Mrs. Roosevelt’s radio earnings.
A vivid montage from New York life mixes celebrity encounters with Ed Wynn H. T. Webster and Brock Pemberton. The column treats accents, theater chatter, music, Hemingway’s Spain blues, and a playful club prank, closing with a 1937 copyright note.
Courthouse records show warranty deeds for multiple lots in blocks 87 14 19 11 320 and 122 with varied prices, plus car registrations and marriage licenses for local residents. A bizarre extinction of unrelated narrative ends the scrolled page with jungle tale prose.
Joy Seivwright uncovers counterfeit bills circulating in town as Secret Service agents are seen nearby. Mrs Fenwick warns staff to distrust small tendered notes while Joy contemplates the danger and possible gambling at Serene Shores.
A Burgess tale centers on Mother Bear guiding her cubs through early lessons of obedience and learning. The cubs grow curious, lag behind, and risk danger, with Mother Bear warning of consequences if they stray. A note references a future tale, The Forgetful Cub's Mistake.
The column urges underweight readers to use exercise to gain weight. It notes many thin women seek guidance, explains that exercise stimulates circulation, boosts appetite, aids digestion, and improves sleep, and recommends abdominal routines as part of a daily schedule.
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