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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1938
Page
10
Bruce Catton argues the Anglo American trade agreement is a hopeful move toward shared prosperity and against regimentation, presenting it as a practical demonstration that freedom and abundance pay more than autarky, while noting it may require revision.
A fragment from a suspenseful scene on a Midwest army post follows Elisabeth and Annie as they interact with Adam Drew, the acting commanding officer, during a tense investigation. The setting shifts from a lounge to a dim kitchen as coffee and alibis surface amid mystery and unease.
Answers form a themed crossword about canal builders and related terms. The grid lists horizontal and vertical clues with multiple cross references and definitions guiding word placement and solution.
The passage recounts a Theodore Roosevelt anecdote about bravely facing a toad in childhood and a Carl Crow observation that American business letters are often overly long. It notes how efficiency in communication could save time and money, urging readers to reflect on past letters to improve today.
In a serialized 1938 Amarillo Globe item, Magra misreads loyalty and pursues Tarzan amid jungle danger. Tarzan warns of dangerous country as Magra slips away to confront him, only to encounter a stalking hunting lion in the forest.
A German biographer cites Mussolini saying a leader must be stupid at least once a week and urges admitting mistakes. The piece also notes growing use of refrigerated locker plants changing farm diets to include fresh meats and produce year round.
Good conditioning tips for readers unaccustomed to exercise. Simple, low strain movements begin from a supine position raising head and shoulders to touch chin with knee, alternating legs, then both knees. Finish with hot bath and cool shower to revive tired muscles.
New York November 25 The Screwballs of America a non political non sectarian club vows to defend humor with a protest style plan starting with an underground meeting in the 34th Street excavation of the Sixth Avenue Subway They will stage a luncheon and discuss action while inviting comedians and passersby to learn they are waiting for a subway.
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