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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1937
Page
4
A Globe-News commentary highlights Amarillo food safety efforts after inspectors found 72 cases of bad canned goods including swells and rusted may were hauled away. It notes traders sometimes sell such items, with a cited $100 fine and a larger profit, while the public bears the risk.
Helen Hayes comments on U S neutrality law and presidential discretion in handling Japan China war questions. The piece discusses Roosevelt's approach, the act's expansive powers, and the pressure for decisive action without a formal state of war, reflecting divided views on aiding China vs avoiding entanglement.
A New York column notes the decline of hat check businesses as hatless fashion takes hold, with mentions of Earl Carroll, the Stork Club, and Louise Dresser. It also profiles actors Charles Judels and Hendrik Willem Van Loon, plus a playful rhymed review of Shirley Temple. The piece blends social trends with celebrity anecdotes and light satire.
Courthouse records list transfers from WH Loewenstern et ux to Knox Whitney for lot 4 and from Smith et ux to J P Bell for lot 3 in Glenwood. Vehicle registrations include Chrysler coupe, Chevrolet sedan, and Ford sedan with various owners and insurers noted.
Dust from freshly broken rock is alive with dangerous particles that die after air contact. London Imperial College researchers link alkali and soluble silica ions to lung disease silicosis, noting finer particles release more toxic chemicals. The finding explains how silica dust from rock production can threaten health.
Molly Milford rebuffs Brent Stuart and dines with Nelson Whittaker alias Whitta ker, a bank robber staging a ransom plot. A stranded violinist collapses from appendicitis as Whittaker engineers a dangerous night, while Molly contemplates trust and danger and writes to Brent.
In Thornton Burgess Green Forest tale Petey the Rabbit learns to read signs. He mistakes Johnny Chuck for an enemy due to size, then discovers friendliness when both sit and eat grass. The lesson shows caution and trust in unlikely allies.
Advice for thin readers on gaining weight through rest and abdominal toning. A simple at home exercise involves lying on the back with knees raised and a heavy book on the abdomen, lifting to expand and relax the abdominal muscles. The routine repeats multiple sets each morning for gradual weight gain.
A garbled passage describes captives tied to a tree and carried toward the ground as a protector cries a warning. Drunken warriors halt their dancing, fear and confusion rise among tribesmen as a body breaks through the foliage.
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