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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1938
Page
7
The Globe News editorial notes progress in civilization rests on daily comforts. It cites King Charles II medical folly, contrasts past pain with modern ease, and praises practical improvements over grand technology. It quotes social figures and reflects on happiness, church schedules, and public wit.
A narrative of John James Audubon, born in Haiti and adopted as Audubon, who faced repeated failures and imprisonment before persisting with bird drawings. He sold drawings in England for $16,000, ending his life famous and wealthy. The piece highlights persistence, idea formation, and eventual success.
A cooperative safety feature with Boy Scouts presents questions and answers about shock, lung function, injuries, artificial respiration, breathing rates, and the Buddy System. It poses a reflective prompt about responsibility to protect children from careless acts.
False statements list in a puzzle column identifying foods and origins. Parmesan is cheese, Smelt is fish, Borsch is a Russian dish, Burgundy is wine, Pumpernickel is bread.
Judge Grover Sellers will introduce Gerald C. Mann at a homecoming rally in Sulphur Springs as Mann launches his campaign for attorney general. Sellers, a Dallas firm member and Hopkins County native, previously served on the Sheath judicial district court and the Texas Court of Civil Appeals in Texarkana.
Joyce Milner and Dick Hamilton, aboard the Empress, uncover a deception by traveler Isobel Porter. In Kingston they plan to share profits from casino winnings, agreeing to a 50 percent commission after considering a two hundred fifty dollar sum. Dr. Gray warns of Kingston’s old earthquake legend as the ship anchors toward a day ashore.
In the scene aboard a voyage Joyce and Dick discuss money winnings, travel ashore to Kingston Jamaica, and browse shops in a Bermuda like setting as Joyce notes her gains and plans. A parallel fragment shows a storm fearfully threatening a sun worshipper called Guim.
Night air is not harmful and may be purer than daytime air in busy areas. A brisk outdoor walk before bed aids relaxation and sleep, and fresh air is beneficial whether breathed at night or day.
A narrator describes a woman indulging in a china shopping spree in Haiti, choosing a Wedgewood blue dinner set for Aunt Martha and a Royal Doulton tea set for Dick's mother with enthusiastic approval from Dick. Plans are made to deliver the two sets to the Empress as they wrap up the excursion.
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