Amarillo Globe front page details September 30, 1938
Local newspaper header outlines the Globe as an independent democratic paper. It lists departments and contact lines for News, Business, and Circulation with the date September 30, 1938 in Amarillo Texas.
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One-tree fruit varieties and a sixty-variety apple tree
A West farmer grows many fruit types on one tree while a New Brunswick grower boasts an apple tree bearing 60 apple varieties and two pear varieties. The piece muses on self sufficiency and the era’s speculative zeal, warning against a world of self-reliant individuals isolated by ideologies.
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West
New Brunswick
97 Per Cent American and the Minority Question
The piece argues against overprotecting minority groups noting diverse nationalities in major cities and the German-American Bund. It warns that privileging protection risks labeling dissenters and contrasts broad native white American dominance in the Texas Panhandle with the varying sizes of Italian Polish Japanese and German communities in other regions.
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America
New York
Chicago
Czechoslovakia
Pacific
Panhandle
Texas
War scare boosts production but markets stay wary
industrial output climbs toward September with official index seen at 92 and rising autos and steel activity. notes on public works, rail labor tensions, and potential wage cuts after the November election shape outlooks for the economy and prices.
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Paul Mallon
King Peatures Syndicate
Washington
Nassag
Iion
Cnles
Qates
Building
Roosevelt
Chelsea Hotel reminiscences and Wolfe tribute dust
Charles B. Driscoll recalls night at the Chelsea Hotel with Thomas Wolfe, describing Wolfe's genius and chatter about his novel You Can't Go Back Home. The piece notes Wolfe's death after illness in Seattle and Baltimore, and reflects on memories of Westchester and Manhattan.
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Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Algonquin
Frank Case
Leon Gordon
Marie
Wichita
Westchester
Manhattan
Thomas Wolfe
Seattle
Canada
Baltimore
Chelsea
Wolfe
Niagara
Don’t Marry The Man Came Bowman Chapter Two
Kathleen Gregory, a sharp eyed redhead, clashes with Angus Gregory over access to The Golden Girl mine as the feud with Mac Donald of The Stubborn Boy blocks right of way. Bridget, secretary to Angus, plays a watchful role in this family saga.
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Angus Gregory
Bridget
Gregory
MacDonald
Gregorys
Kathleen
Mac
Recharge Your Nervous System
The nervous system needs regular recharging like a car battery. Rest and relaxation repair fatigue from constant tension. Start with deliberate, monitored relaxation to reduce hurried actions and bad posture. As it becomes automatic you will work better, sleep deeper, and live longer.
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Kathleen Gregory schemes to win over Donald Mac Donald
Kathleen confronts a blistering letter from Donald Mac Donald and plans a solo expedition to secure a right of way. She aims to prove her individuality to the rival clan head while resisting family pressure. The plan unfolds as Beatrice and Angus weigh the risks and Kathleen insists on leading the mission.
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Donald MacDonald
Kathleen
Mrs. Gregory
Angus Gregory
Gregory
Salt Lake City
Green River
Kathleen Gregory
Beatrice
Angus
Lessons From Tenacious Spirits Across History
A columnist reflects on individuals once deemed fragile by doctors who defied predictions. Grandmother Harbison outlived forecasts, Cecil Rhodes revived after illness, and Lord Nelson endured severe injuries before a determined life ended in service.
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Maryville
Cecil Rhodes
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Rhodes
Natal
South Africa
Kimberly Fields
Great Britain
London
Africa
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
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India
Corsica
Hardy
McNaught Syndicate
Unreality Topic in Sunday Church Sermon
The Church of Christ, Scientist will read a lesson sermon on Unreality this Sunday October 2 with Golden Text from Job and citations from Psalms. The Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is cited, including the need to seek true sense beyond fading forms.
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Scientist
Mary Baxer Eddy
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