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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1938
Page
5
The Amarillo Globe announces its publishing details dated Friday August 26, 1928. It lists founding date February 20, 1924, publishing terms, addresses, and staff roles including Gene Howe as president and publisher and John McCarty as associate publisher. The paper states its independent democratic stance and AP affiliation and provides subscription rates and delivery information.
Texas last month recorded 139 deaths and 1 454 injuries from accidents. Leading causes include driving near center or wrong side, speeding for conditions, alcohol use by driver or pedestrian, fatigue, improper passing, and failure to signal. Other factors cited involve blind spots, wet pavement, defective brakes, and distractions. Weather, visibility, and highway defects also contributed to the totals. The report lists various unsafe actions and vehicle conditions alongside comments from public figures and clergy.
Washington dispatch outlines looming hearings in October as part of an anti monopoly probe expanding into the broader American economy. Topics include patents, radio, glass, corporate size, wages versus dividends, and the distribution of income by size.
Charles B. Driscoll reflects on trans Atlantic flight, civic pride, and changing times amid public figures and New York streets. He notes Eddie Rickenbacker and Corrigan as future aviation names while detailing local life from Riverside Drive to a Ship news photographer and a midtown parking boom.
A Denver clerk from Vernon named Albert Wargem finds courage and fame after reading Coin's Financial School during the 1896 campaign. He delivers a passionate 14 minute speech that captivates a crowded schoolhouse and leads to 26 invitation requests and a lifelong career in public speaking.
The reader answers list five statements: a mollusk and a living monarch are misidentified. The European Stilt is a bird. James J. Corbett defeated John L. Sullivan in 1892.
Ottilie reveals she suspects a family link to Eve Monet's death. The Riviera drama centers on secret investigations by the Surete and Scotland Yard, with Pat O'Donnell missing and danger lingering as the search continues and a suspect killer remains at large.
The article warns that exaggerating upright posture can worsen health with neck and shoulder pain and possibly permanent spine changes. It advises keeping head high and chin aligned with chest and toes while avoiding tense air. It notes Spa as a historic Belgian resort with a notably low death rate.
Tarzan races the captors through the jungle to save Mary Bob and Jeff. They reach Kagundo’s village where the witch doctor proclaims victory for the Tree God and the gates to doom close around the captives.
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