Am I reading a civic unity note from Amarillo Globe
The Amarillo Globe in combination with The Amarillo Daily discusses civic unity in Amarillo. It highlights the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club push for a $10,000 community building, praising organized effort as vital to the city’s growth. It notes friendly rivalries may help mobilize support and urges action to build Amarillo now. The piece also cites quotes about war, broadcasting, and policy from figures including Alvin York David Sarnoff and Prince Konoe.
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Amarillo
San Jacinto
Behind the Scenes In Washington
Washington dispatches reveal a clash between the White House and Wall Street as Roosevelt seeks economic salvation. The administration pressures private capital to spur hiring and industry while considering public works and housing measures if private banks fail to respond.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Wall Street
Capitol
Roosevelt
Poetry at the desk and world travels into verse
The piece profiles Margaret Fishback and other poets who blend writing with business. It notes Fishback as a copywriter who self-publishes verse, cites Ogden Nash and Gelett Burgess, and mentions couples like the Rothackers and Vanderbilts famed for travel. A Ray Long memo urges writers to stay optimistic.
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McIntyre
New York
Margaret Fishback
Miss Fishback
Ogden Nash
Gelett Burgess
Oxford
Meredith Nicholson
Frank Sullivan
Parnassus
America
Watterson Rothackers
Hollywood
Rothacker
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Ray Long
Schopenhawr
Heinlein
Diogenes
McNaught Syndicate
Sunburn Toxicity From Sulfanilamide Report
Mayo Clinic findings by L A Brunsting, M D, describe sulfanilamide as a 30 year old derivative of a red dye used as a blood poisoning remedy. Several patients developed painful eruptions on sun exposed skin after exposure, indicating photosensitivity though none died.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
L. A. Brunsting
M. D
Brunsting
Terran and Pilot Barely Clear Boulder Obstacle
A story notes Fate placed a boulder as a danger to Terran and his pilot. They tried to swerve but could not avoid the rock, narrowly missing a fatal collision.
Lost Kingdom Cast of Characters and Cliff Rescue
Bob Barry swings from rope and saves himself on a rock ledge at Defiance Castle. Holliman and Hades Jones vow to help as Barry surveys the crumbling fortress with 19 rooms and cramped, windowless spaces. Melissa Lane and Honey Bee Girl stand by as peril and daring unfold in chapter six.
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Robert Barry
Melissa Lane
Barry
Honey Bee Girl
Hades Jones
Bob Barry
Holliman
Bob
Defiance Castle
Holli
Defiance
Great Rock
Happy Jack and Mrs Happy Jack Face Bobby Coon Rumor
In Thornton Burgess tale a rumor of Bobby Coon unsettles Mrs Happy Jack. She fears for her four young in the oak tree nest and decides to move their home while Happy Jack remains wary and unconvinced. The autumnal Green Forest mood underscored by cautious animal behavior.
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Green Forest
Mrs
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Jack
Bobby Coon
Redtail the Hawk
Mrs. Happy Jack
Redtail
T. W. Burgess
Thanksgiving Moderation Message Warns Against Overindulgence
A McNaught Syndicate warning urges moderation during Thanksgiving meals. It cautions that excess eating and drinking lead to discomfort and drowsiness, diminishing the holiday enjoyment. Readers should let reason guide portions to avoid dyspepsia and regrets.
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