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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1937
Page
9
Judith meets Steve Fowler after months with a wary calm and recalls old affections. He confronts rumors about Jarvis and Dr. Harris, while Judith asserts she has seen them only a few times. The conversation hints at her recovery from a darker mindset and a renewed sense of independence.
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to reduce slipping false teeth. It claims the extremely fine, alkaline formula provides all day comfort and security without a gummy taste. Sold at drug stores with no substitutes.
Pictured warrior Giuseppe native of Foretoken with clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Solving yields terms for devour hasten rival race and other antiquated word answers linked to Italy and classical imagery.
C M Schlegel of Texas, a company mechanic, built a detailed scale K type oil field rig as the table decoration for the American Legion Auxiliary dinner in New York. The model replicates rivets, corrugations, and a working walking beam powered by an electric motor. Schlegel also fashioned a Texas Company refinery model and spends extensive hours on brass work and rivets at his home workshop.
The Royal Austrian Air Force placed orders in England for a new twin engined high speed cruiser with a speed of 300 miles per hour, about 100 mph faster than any aircraft currently used in the country.
Paxton Howard bought 100 baby chicks and found them stolen by morning. Judith Howard faces strain in a tense relationship with Stephen Fowler as he offers marriage for financial security, but she feels changed and unsure. A noon shock arrives when a neighbor hands Judith a newspaper with troubling headlines.
W R Bruza of Amarillo is a spring maker for the Motor Supply Co. He forges and repairs springs for cars and aircraft gear, heating steel to about 1500 degrees. Bruza says winter brittleness breaks springs and notes he is the Panhandle’s only local spring maker with three years’ experience. He resides at 605 Madison.
The Union office of census and statistics reports 311,488 motor vehicles in South Africa, with 246,724 cars, while only 48,081 people paid income tax last year. The figures show car ownership far outstrips tax payments.
New Hanson Post American Legion officials will be formally installed Tuesday night with District Commander Lou Roberts of Borger leading the ceremonies. S. F. Rose will succeed Sam Page as post commander. The post will vote on constitution and by law changes after the business session at 7.00 o clock, with refreshments served by the Auxiliary.
King Carol of Romania orders Prince Michael to catch up with the class by delaying holidays and postponing his examinations to ensure he completes his school work.
California women launch a state wide drive to end a practice that requires men to grow beards for fairs rodeos and frontier day events. Barbers support the reform effort as it gathers momentum across cities.
A polar water sled designed for rescue work and communications in the Arctic proved effective in tests. It can reach 30 miles per hour on water and 50 on ice.
Around Town items note visits to Fort Worth Dallas and Alabama by local residents. Chief Pitcock is gifted native ash clubs by the chamber, with 100 specimens sent as goodwill. Staffing moves include Hattie McCorley joining Lady Beauty Salon and students Johnnie Storseth and Carl Hill heading to Texas A and M for school. State health departments flag pollen free zones for hay fever relief.
A short notice promises a drawing of fifteen thousand dollars in cash and cars to Watkins Lini ment customers soon. The message invites readers to request complete details when contacted, signing R L Crawford at 404 Harrison Street.
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