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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1937
Page
3
Winter health hinges on diet. Vitamin D rich foods reduce cold frequency, especially in low sun months. Include eggs and milk daily, consider cod liver oil for adults, and ensure a hearty appetite for strong winter defenses.
A compilation of Globe editorials criticizes Nazi antiSemitic expansion and calls for restraint as Germany seeks colonial restoration. It also critiques Congress for fiscal restraint delays and warns against spreading Nordic supremacy abroad while discussing opera society’s influence on public taste.
Diary notes recall Tudor City scenes, dining at Lindy’s, and luxury vaudeville shows. The writer mentions Bruce Barton, George Arliss, Harry Richman, and lively department store anecdotes, plus vintage theater memories from the Columbia and Hammerstein venues.
Richmond hosts the 1938 AAAS meeting drawing science leaders and reporters. Virginia ushers in closer ties as reporters gain a press room and private bar, amid warnings that extreme heat tests metabolism to dangerous levels.
Linda Benton and Captain Barrymore Trent share a morning after a renewed romance. Miranda Trent, Barry’s strong grandmother, teases and lets slip a hint of past secrecy while Barry performs a song filled breakfast. Linda wonders how soon their bond will be tested, as tension and humor mingle at the table.
Aunt Sally hosts wild visitors each night, skunks coons and more, describing their habits times of activity and varying temperaments. She recounts early trust building with a young Coons and a playful Eskimo salute from a bold cub in a gentle woodland memoir tone.
A set of puzzle Qs from 1937 notes topics include ancient Rome and China newspapers, perpetual motion, horse gaits, and US governmental terms. The piece ends with a humorous aside about Coons and a saluting incident, hinting at the next story titled A Chip on His Shoulder.
The group struggles under a powerful unseen force and dodges a warning from natives. Wood senses danger as they press on until a rustle in the underbrush reveals a circle of warriors, shockingly all women, menacing and ready.
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