Globe News Delivery Notice October 21 1938 Amarillo TX
The notice urges prompt reporting if a copy is not received by 6 PM and offers special messenger delivery. It lists mail rates including one month 75 cents, one year eight dollars, six months 425, and Sunday only annual option, reflecting subscriber services for The Globe News in Amarillo Texas.
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People and Moments in New York World of Art and Radio
Charles B. Driscoll reflects on baldness humor, Harold Peary Cook Hawley and the Southernaires, and Jonas Lie a respected painter in New York society. He notes Lie’s Norway origins, Terhune’s collie tale, John Golden and McManus at Sardi's, and the Jersey Cattle Club amid a New York rural note. A carved tombstone line from Rev M W Darling closes the column.
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Dont Marry The Man Kathleen Gregory In Westward Feud
Kathleen Gregory travels west in disguise to secure a right of way for the Gregory mine shaft from Mac Donald. Tension rises as Kathleen watches her father from the judge's window while family rivals clash over a local dispute. Old Balmy and Angus Gregory confront each other on the trail amid snow and secrecy.
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The MacDonalds and a Seattle social climber clash
On a Cunard White Star voyage Mrs. P. P. Proctor from Seattle challenges attendants and learns a firm stance can win respect. Back on shore Kathleen Gregory fears a legal battle over letters and a family mine right of way, hinting at darker schemes and possible murder.
Tarzan Battle Ends Turbulent Clash Over Mary Brooke
In a fierce fight, Mary Brooke confronts Tarzan as warriors hurl spears. She grabs a fallen spear to knock away foes while Jeff Biggers plots to capture Tarzan and claim a reward from Kagunde, altering the perilous outcome.
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Keeping Fit on Nervousness and Self Concentration
A 1938 McNaught Syndicate piece argues neurotics are not physically ill but suffer from disarranged functions and bad mental habits. It stresses avoiding self focus, redirecting talk away from personal ailments to politics or neighbors, to aid treatment and coping.
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Election outlook colors Congress with partisan forecasts
Washington observers report Democratic losses of 22 House seats possible and Republicans aiming for 87 to 92 seats gained, based on district canvasses. Polls prove limited as they lack district-by-district data, while governors races in Pennsylvania Kansas and California impact congressional handoffs and Roosevelt vote remains uneven in cities. Military spending debate lingers with questions over South American use and naval defense, as plans call for 400000 troops initially at high costs and potential follow-on forces.
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Youth Teases Years With That Certain Age Preview
A newspaper column gushes about the upcoming film That Certain Age starring Deanna Durbin. It lauds teen romance and youth as a refreshing escape from war, politics, and daily woes, praising director and cast for capturing the teenage spirit.
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War medicine to save manpower in future conflicts
Military medical circles forecast greater achievements in preserving manpower through medicine and surgery in the next war. Focus areas include preventing infection, maintaining health in camps and fields, and repairing injuries so more wounded can return to duty after short hospital stays. The preventive field is expected to show the greatest gains.
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Jolly Tidings
Toledo Plans To Farm On Municipal Airport
Pilotless planes and farm fields mix at the municipal airport as 330 acres between runways are seeded for wheat and alfalfa. A nearby farmer will harvest the crops, while the city retains authority over the project which is expected to bring about $3,000 annually.
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