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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1938
Page
3
The Lucille Shop at 803 Polk launches a new department aimed at younger fans for the football season. It features sweaters, skirts, belts, and coordinated outfits in twin and single styles with bold colors and varied fabrics.
Oct 24 report says citizens petitioned the city council over crickets filling parlors bedrooms and kitchens. Corporation Counsel George B. McGaughey ruled no law can stop the chirping, allowing crickets to continue.
Hollywood gossip notes Luise Rainer’s peeve with critics and Margaret Lind’s transformation after a truth party. Lind’s remarks about reserve warmth and glamor precede her role in The Garden of the Moon. Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Gertude Lawrence are reportedly dating again with a party Doug hosted last Sunday attended by friends.
Austin police will keep talk strictly businesslike on two way broadcasts after radio supervisor James Barclay ordered no wisecracks to prevent public listening to radio chatter.
Some bats hunt insects, others target fruit or fish. A few species are bloodsuckers, while still others are carnivorous.
Amarillo shop owner H C McFarland promotes Blackstone Cleaners at 208 West Tenth praising educated staff and personal garment inspection. He offers a 50 cent value guarantee, free urgent delivery, insurance on all garments, and pays return postage for out of town orders of $1 or more.
In World War I a German official held a role akin to Bernard Baruch as the supreme head of securing essential raw materials for the war effort. Later Walther Rathenau became foreign minister of the republic.
Medical note reports many Eskimos possess 25 ribs instead of the usual 24, noting a common anatomical variance. The claim highlights population differences in skeletal structure without asserting clinical implications.
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