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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1938
Page
6
Bruce Catton reflects on a nationwide protest against Nazi aggression. He argues the reaction shows a unified American commitment to decency, liberty, and humanity, and that dictatorship rests on fundamental moral violations that the nation rejects.
Virginia Hanson recounts a mid western army post murder tale with Katherine Cornish and Elizabeth as key figures. Adam Drew the acting commanding officer controls events as the narrator confronts guilt and fear amid the tense library scene and a chilling stabbing revelation.
A mixed list of across and down clues referencing food, animals, gods, colors, and objects for a Thanksgiving themed puzzle. The entry set includes measures, instruments, and terms like hog, dye, and god of sky, suggesting a broad fill-ins style crossword puzzle from a newspaper page.
In a tense recall, the narrator and Adam dissect a night of murder at a grand house. A Mrs Flowers wrap, a missing bulb, and odor of violet hint at the killer’s concealment. The dialogue teases suspects while a chilling sense of inevitability grows as they piece together who wore the coat and how the deed was done.
The piece urges hatless people to cover their heads as cold weather arrives to prevent head colds and potential chest illnesses. It notes habitual wet hair can be risky and recommends thorough drying before going out. It debunks the myth that hats cause baldness and cites the danger of a wet head in chilly conditions.
While visiting Notre Dame in Paris, the narrator imagines past rulers like Napoleon and Josephine, Marie Antoinette, and Mary Queen of Scots walking the cathedral aisles. He reflects on the enduring grandeur of the Gothic church as generations pass and tourists fade away. The scene shifts to a park before the cathedral filled with pigeons and flower beds as the narrator muses on history.
The Amarillo Globe prints its publisher details and subscription rates, noting evenings publication except weekends, delivery service, and policy as an independent democratic newspaper. Dated Thursday November 24 1938, with full masthead and contact information.
A Thanksgiving message notes a bountiful season, improving trade and industry, and readiness for a large dinner. It recalls hardship over the past eight or nine years, but asserts the worst is over and better times lie ahead, with Europe’s wars highlighting America’s peace and progress. The piece ends with a reference to a Little Sisters of the Poor resident in a home.
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