Amarillo Globe publication details and subscription rates
The page lists publication dates and staff roles for The Amarillo Globe, billing it as an independent democratic newspaper publishing news impartially. It includes home delivery rates, mail options for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico, and special delivery service guidance.
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Holiday for Science or War Magic in One Brew
The article argues for a peace gesture by halting scientific discoveries used in war while noting their essential roles in medicine, industry, and daily life. It warns that stopping science could erase many peaceable benefits alongside war horrors, citing phenol, aspirin, explosives, dyes, anesthetics, and nitrates.
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Wallace Shows Hard Pressures On Farm Prices In Washington
Washington reports Wallace resists alerting price fixing promoters while agriculture talks rage. Pressed by farmers union and Rep. Eicher, Wallace scales back plans, hints at government buys all wheat, fights for higher payments, while export deals and political maneuvering ramp up ahead of elections.
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Kept Alive by Literary Teas
New York lawyer Charles Studen hosts ongoing literary teas in Greenwich Village to brighten his life after a near retirement. The gatherings attract critics and authors, with guests praising his hospitable, liquor free table. Flagg and Gaxton joined Lambs events, and the club maintains its West 44th Street quarters.
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Lambs Portraits and Public Pleasures
Gaxton and Flagg are praised for Lambs portraits with no set fee, funded by members’ contributions. Flagg donated his fee for Gaxton’s Shepherd portrait, a club tradition. The column notes small acts of kindness from a subway motorman and a mistaken phone call, then hints that big things lie ahead for television.
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Tom Stix
New York
Philadelphia
McNaught Syndicate
National W H L Demands People’s Baby Carriage Access
Berlin reports the German periodical National WHL calls for a universal people’s baby carriage. It argues the carriage should be affordable and half as heavy as current models to ease mobility from upper-floor homes to nearby parks for families.
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Two Women Seek Neutrality Mine Adventure In New Mexico
Kathleen Gregory and Bridget Riley travel incognito from Gallup to Neutrality near the Colorado line. A car mishap on a cliff road brings Kathleen face to face with Donald MacDonald, owner of a private MacDonald mine, amid a tense confrontation on the back road.
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Angus Gregory
Golden Girl
Bridget Riley
Gregory
Kathleen
Bridget
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Gallup
New Mexico
Colorado
San Juan Range
Jeanne Bowman
Cleo Riley
Jack
Monkeywrench
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Donald Mac- Donald
Donald MacDonald
Cleo
Titian Faith and a Courteous Airline Note
A personal airline apology for a grounded flight prompts trust and courtesy in a passenger. The piece then recounts Titian the painter, his famed Venus and the Lute Player, and his late life devotion as plague and age closed in at 99, ending with a final gaze toward a church containing his works.
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New York
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America
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Titian
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Venice
McNaught Syndicate
Exercise to Correct Posterior Organ Sag and Posture
The article describes a corrective exercise to raise the stomach and reduce sagging, also improving back curvature, rounded shoulders, chest development, and neck muscles. Start face down, arms folded, lift head and shoulders slowly to look at the ceiling, then return. Repeat six times.
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McNaught Syndicate
Science explains whiskey aging speed up method
Chemists describe aging whiskey by controlling wild yeasts and impurities. They note that aging relies on tannin from wood to balance alcohols and acids, and that sterilizing grains reduces wild compounds, shortening traditional aging time.
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