Weather notes and town talk from Amarillo column
A mixed local column covers September weather outlook with light north breezes and clear skies, a 27th wedding anniversary, Texas University football prospects, Lubbock high school football chatter, and a pitch to lure Jim Farley for a post office dedication. It also questions jitter bug contests, pollen counts for hay fever, diet advice, and cautious war commentary amid global tensions.
Factoids and curios in a mosaic of early 20th century trivia
A collage of brief observations on culture, law, and daily life. Topics include liquor store posters in Edgecombe County North Carolina, methods for testing gold, prohibitions on carrying canes in Texas, shotgun penetration of pine boards, home ownership in Oregon and Washington, daily intake of air food and water, funeral costs, New York automobile licensing, Panama hats, winter wheat, liquor monopolies in some states, AAA car travel, Youth's Companion circulation, oil company product splits, New York City's death rate, a gendered view of fashion in Gone with the Wind drafts, saliva production from chewed bread, pipe smoking among elites, James R Angell's salary, hospital bed use for mental illness, and a quizzical note on misspelling words by high school and prep students.
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Cicero
Edgecombe County
North Carolina
Texas
Oregon
Washington
United States
New York
Panama
Youth's Companion
Boston
U. S
New York City
Austria
Scarlett O'Hara
James R. Angell
Yale
New Haven
Tack Country Home for Boys Offers Help from Widowed Mother
A reader seeks placement for boys in a country home run by a widow, offering care, schooling, music, health, meals, and a warm climate near Amarillo. She requests working mothers provide bedding, while visits to Amarillo are possible monthly and references are available.
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Tack
Ano
Amarillo
Amarilla
Embarrassment of FALSE TEETH Recalled Powder Promises Comfort
Fragmentary OCR describes a denture powder claimed to prevent slipping and wobbling while eating or talking. It touts comfort and security by helping retain plates and reducing pasty taste, with emphasized ease of use and discreet action.
Loyalist Premier Sees Fast Victory If Foreign Troops Leave
Geneva report quotes Premier Juan Negrin saying loyalist Spain could restore order in two to three weeks if foreign troops withdraw from Franco's side. He notes Germans and Italians dominate insurgent structures and criticizes Western democracies while stressing a peaceful postwar Spain with elections.
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Spain
Juan Negrin
James I. Miller
United Press For
South America
United Press
Geneva
U.P
League of Nations Assembly
Negrin
Francisco Franco
Franco
Burgos
Salamanca
Julio Alvarez del Vayo
League of Nations
Germany
Italy
Spanish Republic
Barcelona
Valencia
Broome confident Amarillo Veterans Hospital will rise
George Broome, leader of the Panhandle Veterans Hospital drive, says construction will begin without delay. After meetings with Sen. Connally, Sen. Lee, General Hines, and Rep. Marvin Jones, bids for the Amarillo facility are set to open Oct. 25 as plans proceed and funds are reallocated.
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Broome
Veterans Hospital
Amarillo
George Broome
District American Legion Committee
Panhandle
National American Legion
Los Angeles
Tom Connally
Texas
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Frank Hines
Veterans Administration
Marvin Jones
C. H. Stratton
Fort Worth-Dallas
Ohio
New York
Japan Promises Friendly Stance to Poland in Czechoslovak Crisis
Tokyo reports that Japan assured Poland of a friendly attitude toward Warsaw amid the Czechoslovak situation. Foreign Minister Kazushige Ugaki discussed the matter with Polish Minister Tadeusz Romer in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Domet
Japan
Poland
Warsaw
Kazushige Ugaki
Tadeusz Romer
Roosevelt Peace Appeal Draws International Response
Ambassador Kennedy relays Roosevelt plea for peace to Daladier who praises the American nation for its Kellogg pledge commitment. Britain Chamberlain endorses negotiations and good offices. Moscow reports Soviet circles welcoming Roosevelt’s appeal to Germany and Czechoslovakia.
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Roosevelt
Joseph
Daladier
France
Washington
Great Britain
State Department
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Moscow
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Pravada
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovak Republic
Chamberlain
Pravda
Czechoslovak Legation
Audit of Fair Due Tomorrow
Auditors from certified public firms work on the Tri State Fair financials as crowds and attracions raised costs and premiums. Local volunteers and groups praise supporters. prizes are awarded to various youth choruses and ensembles, while external donors and press statements touch on international politics and relief.
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Sandies
Jim Farley
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Kansas City
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Tanerd
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Rusia
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Pute
Edow
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United
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Oklahoma City
James V. Alfred
Florida
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United States of America
Oklahoma Capitol
FE. W. Marland
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Robert L. Cochran
Nebraska
Carl F. Bailey
Arkansas
Richard McMullen
Delaware
Bibb Graves
Alabama
Lloyd C. Stark
Missouri
Penetro
N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Directors
Amarillo, Texas
P. Kennedy
R. B. Groves
Sam Houston Band Parents’ Association
The
Globe
I. D. Cole
Dumas
Lillian Wood
Boys' McDowell Club
Howard Lauder
Inningham Floral Company
L. C. Cobb
Claude
Bill Beechler
New Mexico
Dee Howard
Gulf Refining Company
Griggs
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