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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1938
Page
5
The 1938 Globe News column contrasts Japan’s vaunted military strength with recent reverses in Shantung, noting 20 000 survivors from 60 000 troops. It warns that invincible warfare machines can be flawed and urges vigilance against war-makers who threaten world security.
President Roosevelt tried to steer Pennsylvania Democrats toward Wil lam C. Bullitt for governor, but Boss Matt McCloskey pressed for Charles Alvin Jones as the ticket anchor. Senator Joe Guffey and others reveal a tangle of endorsements, rivalries, and late decisions affecting Earle, Lawrence, Stern, and Kennedy in the contested primary.
Dale Carnegie reflects on Ulysses S. Grant born on an Ohio farm who faced failure after first attempts but rose to lead the Union in the Civil War and become President. Lincoln trusted Grant to command, and Grant’s skill with people propelled him to fame and power.
Editor note announces Boy Scouts safety drive with questions and answers about gas flames plumbing inspections electrical switches in bathrooms accident costs skating legality ice grip footwear gasoline cleaning clothes electricity under rugs and risky toys for children. Answers appear on the comic page.
This item lists solutions for Cranium Crackers with five questions. It notes terms like Effiorescence arcombonpoint and roundity girth as nonstandard and explains that Porphyry and Dotage are not concrete terms. It reflects on medicine's shift from rudimentary beginnings to myst devices.
Joyce Milner and Dick Hamilton embark from the British Club on a drive toward Petionville Club. Amid jungle roads and hillside villages they glimpse the Empress offshore, a city of white buildings, and discuss wealth and utopias as guides wait. Isobel Porter seeks a mate in this Caribbean interlude.
In Port-au-Prince a party on a veranda at a club enjoys frosted drinks as a tropical evening unfolds. American travelers observe sharply dressed locals, army officers, and consular staff while a native string ensemble plays. The ship sails at seven, and the group prepares to reunite with three awaiting boys.
A synthetic hormone, testosterone, was injected into guinea pigs at Cornell University Medical College to study its effects. The article notes it is man made, produced from non living chemicals, and discusses potential effects on female physiology.
The article argues wholesome foods can be tasty and palatable. It warns against forcing disliked foods and suggests green vegetables as substitutes for spinach. Emphasizes early good eating habits and choosing enjoyable, nutritious options over rigid dietary rules.
Report notes prolonged injections of a chemical by Napanicolaou and Falk enlarged jaw muscles in pigs and suggests it could explain gender differences in strength. It states this “natural male product” is also present in women, but no studies have tested effects on healthy people. General muscular weakness is a symptom in several diseases and the drug’s use is not tested on healthy individuals.
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