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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1937
Page
3
Article notes conservationists blame the Dust Bowl on too many hungry cattle per section leading to overgrazed land. They urge range improvement, water conservation, and letting rangeland recover. Discusses open range to fenced expansion, drought, and resulting dust.
The article argues Japan’s Foreign Minister Hirota efforts to replace Chiang Kai-shek show diplomatic camouflage for invasion. It suggests Hirota frames the move as preventing bloodshed and saving Chinese cities while critics cite a farcical motive.
Lucien Lelong and Edward Stevenson enter a fashion symposium with Le long arguing for simplicity while Stevenson defends bold film star styles. They cite Gitwer Rogers swing skirt and turtle neck looks as evidence as critics note the era’s sweeping horsehair and linen hoop skirts. A broad critique of inflation and profits closes the informal exchange.
A 1937 McNaught Syndicate column profiles Dale Carnegie as the cheerful foil to Tad’s Glooms and Joys, noting his booming income from books lectures and broadcasts. It also recounts Hollywood satire around Artists and Models with actors artists and model Edits, plus reflections on domestic help among actors and a quip from an Oklahoma settler.
A 1919 December Lansing wind reading of 180 mph at seven miles is cited to illustrate a new weather forecasting science. The article explains how altitude affects wind speed using charts from the Weather Bureau and aviation studies, noting higher altitudes usually bring faster winds.
Judith Howard's engagement to Stephen Fowler ends amid a bitter dispute over marriage and work. After Judith refuses to break the engagement, she steps into a street, causes a car to swerve into a fire hydrant, and witnesses a man injured in the crash. Onlookers rush to assist, an ambulance is called, and Judith pleas to accompany the victim to the hospital.
In a cautious field expedition Sue finds the Hummer nest on a twig. The nest is camouflaged with lichen and bound with spider silk. Farmer Brown's Boy explains its composition and Sue guards the nest to avoid disturbance.
A practical home routine argues that light daily activity can refresh and energize after work. Start with tepid bathing and a few simple movements from the author’s Daily Dozen to stimulate circulation, then shower to feel rested.
Stray fragments describe Terran and Niko in pursuit as a note falls and fate intervenes. Irving redirects the action with a meadow meeting, while a mysterious piece of paper is pursued through the forest. The scene hints at a looming threat to Jane and a race to salvage the moment.
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