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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1937
Page
3
The Amarillo health unit staffs a weekly baby clinic where six month old infants of the worthy poor are immunized against diphtheria and examined regularly. Physicians from the health unit may call other doctors for consultation during the clinic each Monday.
Analyzes Roosevelt court reform defeat in Congress and its ripple effects. Critics cite overconfidence and misjudgment in pursuing court packing, while advisers disagreed on wage-hour strategy. The piece notes leadership gaps during Texas trip and the impact on support for major reforms.
A column notes writers who loathe the craft despite success, citing Arthur Somers Roche and Irving Cobbs among others. It a observes anecdotes on delays, self-doubt, and the rigors of professional writing, plus brief vignettes of crime era culture and a humorous W P A quip.
A scientist notes human eye sensitivity to illumination changes requires doubling or halving light to notice. The eye detects deception in tears when a person lies, under certain conditions. The piece discusses lighting in offices, glass and window effects on light, and camera light control via shutter aperture.
In a tense scene three Mikens enter a fortified area as guards shout hurried orders. The trio is restrained by alert fighters and bound near a high palisade while the Waziri contemplates their uncertain fate and the veiled gates that trap them.
Molly Milford plans three marriage proposals but loves Brent Stuart. She visits The Red Poppy with Ferguson’s gang plotting kidnapping. A exchanged dress with a double leads Molly to theft and a high risk plan, as she contemplates her fate in a perilous deception.
In Thornton W. Burgess Bedtime Story, a young rabbit named Petey learns to fear larger beings after encounters with a fox and a hawk. A cow appears massive to the youngster, then Sally Sly the Cowbird calmly scavenges nearby, illustrating fear and curiosity in the meadow.
A physical culture advocate claims exercise alone cures diseases, but the piece warns this is false. Exercise aids health by boosting circulation and organ function, yet lasting relief requires natural laws and other health factors.
Petey learns not to judge by size when a friendly cow warns him about danger from Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy living nearby. The cow shares cautionary wisdom about being too smart or not smart enough, then sends Petey on. The scene ends with the note of a new tale, The Good Sign.
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