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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1938
Page
9
The Globe issues its Friday edition in Amarillo Texas highlighting its stance as an independent Democratic newspaper. It emphasizes impartial news publishing and a commitment to reporting right over party politics.
A perceptive observer argues Europe uses deft, strategic rhetoric in the Czechoslovak crisis. Germany and Hungary pursue split aims, risking wider intervention as borders and minorities spark maneuvers and potential provocations amid fragile diplomacy.
The Beltsville Maryland National Agricultural Research Centre suggests feeding cod liver oil to cows to enrich their milk and then making sherbet from spinach to help children with nutritional needs. The idea sidesteps direct cod liver oil for children and turns it into a dairy based treat.
Reporting on the Hawaii Clipper inquiry, officials deny sabotage amid theories involving Wah Sun Choy and a Chinese relief fund. Investigators cite fog and a possible landing attempt as crash causes, while other notes touch on wage law politics and a stock ticker installation at a federal agency.
Charles B. Driscoll observes a slow summer trade for ice cream bricks as cooler days arrive. He notes college students selling frozen treats for fall expenses, and pens social scenes featuring Paul Whiteman, Margaret Livingston, Grantland Rice, and Joe Connolly amid New York open-air cinema and urban reconstruction trends.
Mexia Texas September 9 The twenty second son of Israel Tatum a negro yardman bore the name W Lee O Daniel Tatum today The year old negro decided yesterday that the name of the governor nominee of Texas suited his latest offspring
Archie's warning comes as Venner urges escape after Eve Monet murder claims. Venner fears police frame and suggests a Genoa sea-escape plan while the narrator insists on staying to clear his name, amid escalating danger at the hotel.
A profile of Nick Lorang head waiter at the Hotel Astor New York noting 34 years service 36 staff under him and his skill at learning guest names without asking. He explains three rules for pleasing guests and shares Dale Carnegie wisdom plus six rules from Dr Donald A Laird about making people like you.
The piece critiques the toe touch and proposes a reverse routine. It describes a supine leg lift with arms extended overhead, swinging arms to the sides, and returning without contact with floor. Six repetitions train abdominal and back muscles not reached by standing bends.
In a fragmentary scene Jeff steadies Mary along a jungle path after her distressing ordeal. He savors the moment, envisioning a future where he claims her, revealing a troubling obsession and tension between the pair.
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