The Amarillo Globe May 24 1938 Help Wanted Notice
The page shows subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and service notes. It includes mailing details, delivery instructions, and policy statements about independent democratic reporting. It is dated Tuesday May 24 1938 and lists price of 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Ween
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
The
Globe
News-Ginte
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Dark horses win in Pennsylvania governor race bid
An Associated Press feature notes Pennsylvania bucked expectations as dark horses Arthur H. James and Charles Alvin Jones captured the gubernatorial nominations. The piece details the pendulum of state politics, previous New Deal alignment, and the plain backgrounds of the two winners and their families as they seek the 1940 party nod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overnor
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Washington Observer
Morgan M. Beatty
Keystone
John L. Lewis
New Deal
Gilford Pinchot
Arthur H. James
Plymouth
Hoe
James
Ada
Dorothy
Arthur
Luscrac
State Superior Court
Charles Alvin Jones
Pittaburah
Jones
Gerry
Charles Alvin, Jr
Isabella
Wilds
Canada
Wit
Jose
Ye Olde Chop House and a Quiet New York Life
A 1938 McNaught column visits Ye Olde Chop House on Cedar Street near Old Trinity noting old New York atmosphere and sturdy meals. The piece reflects on antique decor prints, Wall Street patrons, and a late life profile of Mrs. Nellie Bellows, 81 turning 82, praising her wisdom and resilient spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Cedar Street
Old Trinity
Wall
Fulton Street
Nellie Bellows
Bellows
Marie McNitt
Mrs. Bellows
Answers to Cranium Crackers From Page 1
The text lists quiz items noting Wamiet killed Polonius by stabbing, Cyrano de Bergerac as Rostand's character, Sydney Carton as a Dickensian novel figure, The Trial of Mary Dugan set entirely in a courtroom, Isadora Duncan as a dancer, and Colorado ranking seventh in size with 66 541 120 acres of 103 638 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamiet
Polonius
Cyrano de Bergerac
DY Rostand
Sydney Carton
Dickens
Mary Dugan
Isadora Duncan
Colorado
Octacon House Chapter 16 Rodpy's Check
Asey Mayo eavesdrops on Nettie Hobbs outside the Woman's Exchange as rumors swirl over Marina Lorne's murder and Pam Frye's amber gris treasure. Tim Carr mirrored the killer, and Roddy Strutt tries to buy silence while Nettie feeds Asey new clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marina Lorne
Quanomet
Pam Frye
Tim Carr
Frye
Octagon
Marina
Asey Mayo
Cape Cod
Gabby Nettie Hobbs
Pam
Peggy
What Are You Doing Asey Treated As The Pilot Feller
In a crowded town scene Nettie confronts Asey about painting on property and a mistaken hall. Roddy Strutt’s $5,000 check and a plane crash tied to a murder plot push Asey to weigh involvement and motives as townspeople swarm the Exchange and bank remains at the center of tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Nettie
Roddy Strutt
Asey
Roddy
Bill Porter
Pam
Octagon House
Jennie Mayo
Marina Lorne
Leav
Ambergris
New York
Providence
Quanomet
Jerry
Niagara
Earl Jennings
Feller
Hell
Medical myths on the athletic heart and disease origins
Boston report highlights how observed cases can shape faulty conclusions. Roger I. Lee warns that claims like the athletic heart and digitalis for pneumonia arose from statistics and instruments, yet lacked solid support and misattributed causes such as malaria to dampness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roger I. Lee
American College of Physicians
Lee
Keeping Fit By ARTIE McGOVERN
During hot summer months people perspire and lose fluids. drink six to eight glasses of water daily, adjusting for individuals. Thirst is not reliable, so drink even if not thirsty. Do not drink iced fluids. avoid ice cold drinks during activity. Juices of fruit or vegetables can substitute water for those who dislike it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught Syndicate
Pursuit Through Jungle Tract Ends With Narrow Escape
Donald Duck flees through a Jungie forest pursued by a gorilla-like captor. The chase climbs trees as the hunter closes in with a murderous cudgel. The boy turns to make a final stand, fighting for freedom.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Fillmore, HO
John
Teeee
Beeen
Gom
George Earle
CIO
Tom Kennedy
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Chicago
San Francisco
Denver
Washington
Fifth Avenue
Europe
A. G. Warshaweky
Palyier
Asena
Lcrut A. P
Charles A. Jones
Lewis & Conger
Sixth Avenue
Fred
Kelly
McNaught Sydn
Octacon House
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Rodpy
BY William Ferguson
San Diego
SS _ cope
NEA Service, Inc
Artie McGovern
Donald Duck
Doo
Dow
Jungie
Ag Hyep
Dace
uPang
Doc
What
S the Matter
Spike
Frankie
Moon Mullins
Easy
DANY
OCF
Ronking-On
Nr, Tubbs
Tarzan