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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
5
Amarilloans are invited to try Braniff Airlines in a get acquainted fare offer. The promotional rate of three and a half cents per mile puts air travel within reach beside crack trains, highlighting Amarillo as an emerging airline hub and signaling broader future air development. Braniff Airlines and Amarillo receive commendation for the opportunity.
Washington reports a secret call for housing suggestions across federal agencies as officials weigh ways to stimulate construction and employment. Chief topics include cutting FHA rates, raising mortgage limits, and tax exemptions to attract investment in housing while avoiding a broad arms program.
A reflective column contrasts Peter Arno with famed social figures and publicity agents in New York. It names Vincent Astor, Katharine Cornell, Harold Ross, Simeon Strunsky, Pierre Cartier, and Eddie Wasserman while lampooning limericks and noting Amy Vanderbilt and Nellie Revell as influential press agents.
A Paul Neron rose in the yard of Mr. and Mrs CP Elliott at 1311 Jefferson Street showed a six inch diameter bloom this week. The flower is described as one of the largest of its variety seen in Amarillo, raising the claim that the city may be the rose capital.
The Lesson-Sermon for all Christ Scientist churches on Sunday November 14 centers on the Golden Text from Galatians and includes Colossians 3 4 and a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The readings discuss spiritual life through Christ and the disappearance of mortal mortality in presence of the real man.
Mussolini inaugurates the Rome to Sea development with a cornerstone for a vast 1941 Universal Exposition site between Rome and Ostia. The plan includes highways, an electric railway, a dammed Tiber sea port, and a dual goal of showcasing Fascist culture and linking the capital to Mediterranean trade. Vittorio Cini leads the project, describing it as a synthesis of Italian and industrial civilization emphasizing quality over quantity.
Tommy plans to cut a small dam leak to lure Paddy the Beaver into showing himself. Sue warns against the mean trick while Tommy hides observers to watch Paddy from a blind. The rifled water would not harm the pond, as Paddy has little work this season.
The article argues against self experimentation with diet medicine or exercise and urges consulting trained physicians. It emphasizes basic physiology knowledge helps cooperation with doctors and advocates reading accessible books on human anatomy to maintain health.
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