Globe News Publishing Co. announces Amarillo Globe details
Amarillo Globe announces publication terms and contact details for the Globe News Publishing Co. with circulation notes, carrier and mail rates, service guarantees, and policy statements from 1938. It lists editors, press connections, delivery instructions, and a brief political stance.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Piltmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Associated Press
Tes Area
Ee Ceretaealaiomi Bei
Globe
News-Globe
MAIL
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Holiday for Science howard blakeslee discusses a science holiday
A. P. S. editor argues for halting new scientific discoveries to end war terrors. He links aspirin to phenol and picric acid, notes phenol's role in explosives, radios and dyes, and warns that halting science would deprive both weapons and many peace-time essentials. Potential losses of millions of lives are forecast if wartime chemicals vanish.
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England
Germany
Thomas A. Edison
United States
Wallaces price fixing push stirs farm policy clash in Washington
Washington reports show Agriculture Secretary Wallace facing intense pressure over proposed price fixing and farm support moves. He hints at a broader plan including government purchases of wheat and higher farm payments while coalitions and senators argue over export deals and policy directions ahead of elections.
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Washington
Wallace
Hutchinson
Port Worth
Agriculture
Farmers Union
Rep. Eicher
Smith
Pittman
Kept Alive by Literary Teas
New York lawyer Charles Studen hosts ongoing literary teas in Greenwich Village to stay connected with writers and critics. His unaltered life is a blend of law practice and cultural gatherings, with guests ranging from noted artists to actors at The Lambs club on West 44th Street.
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Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Charles Studen
Studen
Greenwich Village
Mr. Studen
James Montgomery Flagg
William Gaxton
The
Lambs
Gaxton
Billy
Shepherd of the Lambs
Flagg
West 44Th Street
Liberty
Lambs Portrait Fund Lets Flagg Donates His Fee
Gaxton and Flagg figures are highlighted in Lambs Club history with Flagg painting Gaxton as a Shepherd. The club funds the portrait from voluntary contributions, pays all expenses, and the artist keeps any surplus, a mark of honor for artists in this tradition. Big things are ahead for television.
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Flagg
Gaxton
The
Lambs
National WUI Demands People's Baby Carriage for All
Berlin reports the German periodical National WUI urges a mass produced minimally priced baby carriage. It argues the carriage should be half as heavy as current models to ease access for mothers from third floor homes to parks, contrasting with expensive bumpers and tin streamliners.
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Berlin
People's
National WU
People’s Automobile
People
Hidden Mine Road Encounter Sparks Western Charm
Kathleen Gregory and Bridget Riley drive incognito toward Neutrality on the Colorado Utah line. A tire mishap on a cliff road leads to a tense roadside confrontation with Donald MacDonald, owner of the MacDonald mine, as they begin a curious crossing of fate.
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Kathleen Gregory
Angus Gregory
Golden Girl
Bridget Riley
Gregory
Kathleen
Bridget
Colorado-Utah Line
Gallup
New Mexico
Colorado
San Juan Range
Jeanne Bowman
Cleo Riley
Jack
Monkeywrench
Neutrality
Mac- Donald
Donald Mac- Donald
Donald MacDonald
Cleo
Titian Loyal Painter Ends Glorious Life At 99
A personal note on customer service from a major airline contrasts with a tale of Titian. The Venetian master died at 99 after a lifelong career painting nobles and kings, asking to view his works from a window as the end approached. The airline letter impressed the writer with personal care and reliability.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Titian
The
Venice
McNaught Syndicate
Exercise to correct a posed organ and posture
A 1938 McNaught Syndicate exercise aims to raise the stomach area and counter sagging, with back curvatures, shoulder rounding, and chest broadening. It also strengthens head and neck muscles by lying face down, folding arms, lifting head and shoulders to the ceiling, then lowering slowly for six reps.
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McNaught Syndicate
Scientific approach cuts whisky aging time
Chemists explain aging in whisky hinges on tannin balancing wild alcohols acids and aldehydes. By sterilizing grains and avoiding wild yeasts the share of undesired compounds drops, allowing wood tannin to balance quicker and shorten aging.
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Dallas
Kentucky Colonels
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