Globe News Publishing Co. AmArillo Globe 1938 notice and heli copter musings
The Amarillo Globe News 1938 issue notes publication details and delivery service while featuring a column on a German helicopter automobile concept. It discusses traffic fears and the allure of gambling systems, concluding that even math cannot defeat gambler faith.
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Marchard
Socnet
Amarillo
Behind the Scenes Feud Shapes 1940 Democratic Rift
Washington reports a feud between Vice President Garner and President Roosevelt influencing 1940 policy. Garner opposes labor laws and large government spending, seeking to curb the President’s influence. Texas faction critiques relief policies as cotton mill growth rises. House defeat of the reorganization bill highlights strategic bargaining and lobbying twists.
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Marlie West
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Ickes
The Courage to Stand Against Criticism and Change
Dale Carnegie notes a man grows by taking criticism. Marconi faced doubt as he aimed to prove wireless communication to America. He persisted after a failed race report and public scorn, eventually winning praise from papers, the President, and the Navy. The moral: happiness is relative and resilience turns criticism into applause.
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Thomas Lipton
New York
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Manila Bay
New York Harbor
Dewey
Italy
W. W. Bradfield
Hoffman House
United States Navy
General Safety Quiz From Boy Scouts Notes
Editor's note presents safety Q and A cooperation with Boy Scouts. Questions cover gas fumes carbon monoxide ladder door safety poisons animal disease hazards and plumbing faults. Answers appear on page 161 162 and discuss dangers of unvented heaters sewer gas and overloading sockets.
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Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page 1
True statements about Joseph Kennedy as ambassador and Austria's status are given. False claims cover Czechoslovakia population, Swiss military strength, and the Little Entente. A test result notes deeper sleep in early hours. dated May 31, 1910, mentions Glenn Curtiss and the Mens Lame dtesami.
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U. S
Glen Curtiss
Wren
Engagement on the Havana Cruise Aboard the Empress
Joyce Milner and Dick Hamilton share a tense moment aboard the ship when Isobel Porter announces their engagement. The group enjoys a special dinner, hears tales of voodoo and Haiti, and plans a shore excursion to Port-au-Prince before Dr. Gray’s medical emergency shifts plans. Joyce splits attention between romance and adventure while navigating social expectations aboard.
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Dick Hamilton
Isobel Porter
Isobel
Joyce
Porters
Haiti
Dr. Gray
Mr. Jones
Empress
Port-au-Prince
Mystic Isle
Mr. Gregory
Labrador Duck Noted For Early Discovery and Extinction
By William Ferguson reports that the Labrador Duck was first described to science in 1788 with few specimens remaining today. It is thought to have bred in Labrador and disappeared after feather hunters caused its extinction.
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Labrador
Its Odd But Its Science Map Shows Ancient America Fragment
A 500000000 year old map of what is now the United States appears in Van Nostrand's Scientific Encyclopedia. The chart presents fragments of land and geographic features from that distant era, highlighting the incomplete view scientists have of early America.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Science
New York
America
United States
van Nostrand
New Scientific Encyclopedia
Diet, Not Age, Key To Controlling Middle Life Weight
Many assume fat gain is inevitable with age but it is not. The elderly should reduce caloric intake while maintaining health, as ongoing physical activity often declines after middle age. The writer emphasizes diet over age as the main cause of excess weight and advises tapering meals to preserve health and figure.
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McNaught Syndicate
Cambrian map shows vast black spots across eastern North America
The text explains Cambrian formations as ancient earth crust about 500 million years old. It notes large Cambrian areas mainly in the eastern half of North America, with numerous small spots in the Rockies due to their geologic youth. It ends with a note on the encyclopedia containing 1200 articles from AA to Zygote.
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Great Lakes
America
North America
Rockies
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