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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
18
The readable phrases suggest a narrative about a young woman and a social event with mentions of a couple and a performer. Details are incomplete, but the setting implies a casual reunion or gathering with implied age and identity hints.
The column covers theater ticket sales for Hellzapoppin at Paramount, a Chicago publisher purchasing Dorris Hess play Tom Sawyer, upcoming Greek Relief Week and a midnight Paramount fundraiser, Ziegfeld Girl drawing contest with $500 prize, and a citywide all girl basketball game. Also listed are college notes on Sixth Column Farmyard Dance, A Cappella Choir activities, Our Town play, costume ball, Alpha Tota convention planning, Beta Delta Gamma events, Nu Chi Nu film shows, and attendance concerns.
The article notes reissues of Norway 1872 designs under occupation, including the 1893 1908 set and 1926 lion design, plus Axis era themes with Germany's two peoples and one battle. It mentions Belgium parcel post launches, stamp overprints during invasion, and the U S move away from bi color issues with a 6 cent airmail current.
The piece sketches a Spain Hitler lease deal for refueling, looming moves in Washington, Wheeler and Lewis political plans, and Democratic strategies. It notes Greece’s collapse risk, labor strikes, and debates on mediation boards while detailing farm size growth and New Deal efficiency findings.
Crossword style list with numerous partly visible clues for both horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to crocodile picture, fractions of words, and multiple broken phrases across categories.
Article discusses gardening as relief during war, advising soil study, humus and sand adjustments for different soils, inoculating legume seeds, and crop rotation with rye. It emphasizes maintaining humus, careful cultivation, and composting with manure, peat moss, leaf mold, and green manures to boost crops and soil health.
The sources present two remarks: Rev. Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo laments that the world situation is selfCreated and inevitable, while John B. Kelly notes that young men transition from school football to work marriage and weight gain, highlighting social concerns of fitness and lifestyle.
A playful American import of Cleland Scott’s Lions on Trust notes English authorship and Nairobi area life. The Scotts keep lions as house pets with full access, recounting lion psychology, hunting, and observations on animal senses and coloration with humorous, breezy tone.
The excerpt contrasts human sin with a admonition to refrain from judging others and a biblical quotation about not tempting God. It blends medieval and New Testament reflections highlighting humility and restraint.
Readers face a playful drill on military ranks and insignia with an itemizing quiz. The page lists symbols: two silver bars for captain, gold oak leaf for major, triple chevron for sergeant, silver eagle for colonel, and other insignia variants.
In Coventry J B Shelton, official archaeologist and draying contractor, recounts his night through the blitz. He ferried horses from burning stables and fought fires amid falling timber, sparks, and a shattered row of homes.
A vintage etiquette quiz covers when to lift the napkin after seating, how far to unfold it, whether to tuck it under chin or belt, if you should wait for the hostess, and when paper napkins are appropriate. The best guidance favors subtle, practical actions and avoiding silver wiping at table. choose option (b) for the restaurant scenario.
An article outlines a method to save on a $90 radio by borrowing from a bank at about 6 percent for a year and paying cash to the seller instead, avoiding installment plans. It warns banks keep ownership until paid and contrasts with store credit where the seller can repossess. The piece notes two main advantages of bank financing and urges saving to pay cash when possible.
Edwin C Hill discusses Senatorial letters, Tarkington’s calls for armament, and public mood shifts from fear to independence. He praises Tarkington’s humor and views on realism, notes women’s independence, and laments modern society’s attitudes toward guns, war, and tradition.
Washington notes Italy’s loss of history in Libya as Cireneica falls to the British. Ancient cycles show Neolithic and Greek roots, with Rome’s era shaping Libyan breadbasket once famed for grain and silphium. Tax protests allegedly erased the herb’s traces after 96 B.C. Roman takeover.
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