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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1938
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe notes its independent democratic stance and old publication details. It includes commentary on traffic safety from Ann Arbor studies, remarks about democracy and security, and miscellaneous quotes from public figures, reflecting a blend of editorial content and notices.
A private memo argues monopoly is not just big business and urges flexible remedies. Berle recommends cartel, public ownership, or competition by industry with a focus on subsidies, credit, and labor reform, while warning federal licensing could create a government dictatorship.
Column by Charles B. Driscoll notes Pearl White rose to fame with the Perils of Pauline and retired young at 49 after entertaining millions. He muses on success, camera truth, weather, and memories, including a personal anecdote about Everett Hadley and a college connection.
The writer laments desertion of the big town on weekends and notes heat in Chinatown and crowded streets. He recalls a trolley front glass smash, visits a Times Square barber who grew rich then fell to $400, and muses on contagious emotions, Gramercy Park exclusivity, and advice from Mrs. Snyder of Chicago. The piece ends with Paul Gallico's comment on praise and criticism in sports writing.
Hugo and Archie track Geiss to Eden Roc at Cap Ferrat as they spy Baron Stahl and a striking young woman seen on a jetty. The scene shifts to a cliffside bar where Geiss's movements and a mysterious American heiress mirror a dangerous game amid wealth and secrets.
Kilimanjaro is Africa's highest peak. Lorna Doone was written by Richard Blackmore. Matriculate means enroll enter become a member. The Hague and Amsterdam are capitals of the Netherlands. Omar Khayyam was a Persian. Freshly fallen snow contains ammonia chlorine compounds nitrates phosphorus and sulphates.
Bob and Jeff fight to save Mary and themselves from monstrous savages. Revolvers kill several attackers as the defending group fends off a second assault from behind.
Outdoor exercise wanes as cold seasons set in. Maintain daily activity indoors or at a gym and monitor your diet. Start now to avoid gaining ten to twenty pounds before the next outdoor season.
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