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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1939
Page
5
A six year old boy Bobby Lewis writes to God asking to see his friend Floyd who died after an operation. The piece reflects on life, death, faith, and the enduring mystery of existence across a lifetime from youth to old age.
An essay urges regular, systematic exercise to combat aging signs and preserve vigor. It stresses that daily habits shape body and health, promising increased circulation, flexibility, pep, and endurance, with the choice to be a youthful woman through consistent effort.
A Washington column notes President Roosevelt may aim to sell arms and planes to Britain and France before any war, then halt aid if needed. It cites opposition concerns, potential foreign repayment issues, and the influence of the Dies committee as it reviews civil service and radical activity.
Adventurous journalist Peter Mallone and his sister Petronella navigate danger after a release to Austria. Aunt Maisie dies leaving two Mallone relatives, while secrets about Rene Howard and Baron von Cratz emerge as Petrel counsels Peter. Rowden warns of Russian peril and keeps crucial facts confidential.
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Petronella returns to an old cottage in England after a globe trotting year with Peter. Travel memories soften into stark war images and danger as she faces a Soviet ransom demand for cousin Boris Morovitch and negotiates with Martin Rowdon to cover the eight hundred rubles needed to secure his release.
The article profiles Charles Wakefield Cadman, known as Dr Cadman after two honorary degrees. It chronicles his early life as a steel plant waterboy in Pittsburgh, his devotion to music, self publishing The Carnegie Library March, selling 6000 copies door to door, and his later success with At Dawning and From the Land of the Syv y-Blue Water. It notes his Indian opera in progress for 1939 and mentions the North American O-47A aircraft with 975 horsepower, 240 mph top speed, and 1000 mile range.
A 1939 Amarillo Globe page begins with editor and publication details followed by a fantasy story about Queen Alke and submerged beings called ptomes. Helen is captured by underwater creatures planning to erase her fate in a submerged chamber and lake passage.
Ankara announces a state program to award a silver medal and a small pension to every woman bearing six or more children. More than 5,000 medals have been issued and 10,000 more are planned once the State Mint can crank them out.
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