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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1937
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe notes the Tri-State Fair's historic free admission policy started in 1928 amid a $30 000 deficit and helped draw crowds from the South. It contrasts with other fairs where the approach failed yet the Amarillo event continues its crystal celebration with no general admission charge.
A New York man tracks hat check fees and finds a month’s cost far exceeds the hat price. Hungary joins Finland on the small list of European debt payers after resuming payments slated for this year, amid notes on debt and physical development theories by Dr. Weston A. Price.
New York theaters and broadcasting focus on precision and urgency as minute men in control rooms manage cues to keep programs on air. The era's theater history, New Amsterdam and other venues, colors the backdrop with stories of producers, ushers, and impresarios shaping Broadway.
Sacramento Calif P Nick Ringley a six year old pioneer aims to set a record attendance at the 1987 California State Fair in September He sends invitations to his 22 children 31 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild He was born in Utah in 1948 and lived in California with a complex marriage history asserting he has more dependants than any other Californian The note includes family details and his wish to show the state a glimpse of his kin at the fair.
Judith Howard ends her four year engagement to Stephen Fowler due to his refusal to marry and let her keep her job. After a walk she is nearly hit by a car. the motorist is injured but not seriously. Judith confronts Francis Jarvis, the driver of a later accident, taking responsibility and seeking to make amends.
In a dusk observation at Farmer Brown's garden Sue and Sammy mistake a hummingbird moth for a ruby throated hummingbird. Tommy debunks the error, explaining the creature is a sphinx moth with a long tongue and rapid wings, often mistaken for a hummingbird.
The article explains skin structure with outer pigment and true skin containing blood vessels nerves and glands. It advocates treating from inside out through daily exercise to promote perspiration and toxin elimination, followed by a warm bath and vigorous rub-down to stimulate circulation.
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