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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1938
Page
2
A narrated retrospective mixes 1918 and 1938 tones with bold contrasts. It outlines war shortages and rail nationalization in 1918 and parodies postwar shifts in 1938. The piece closes with a quip about surrender and a mother in law.
Behind the Scenes In Washington describes Roosevelt aligning with Jackson and Ickes on monopolies and economic power. The piece notes internal White House debates over tone and strategy amid Wall Street influence as Roosevelt plans a fighting speech. It cites a Lincoln Study portrait swap to John Paul Jones.
A witty New York diary catalogs public figures and cultural icons from Jerome Kern to Joan Crawford. It lampoons fashion, social climbers, and the city’s aristocracy while noting enduring venues such as Mrs Twombley and Washington Square.
New York AP reports Japan's astronomers claim to have solved part of the sun corona mystery by identifying nitrogen as a substance in the corona during a long running eclipse study. The finding, observed mainly over the Pacific in 1986, is described as a major step in understanding the sun’s outer haze.
Editorial recalls war correspondents slain or wounded in unofficial conflicts from Spain to Ethiopia. Eddie Neil and Jim Marshall die in Spain, Pem broke Stephens shot in Shanghai, Bil lingham and Abend wounded in China, and Webb Miller reports illness from Ethiopia. Alley's Panay photos shown in Amarillo this weekend.
Constance Corby, famed as the richest girl, faces a crisis of boredom and romance with Rodney Brandon and Katie Blynn in a lavish high society setting. Gibbs, her loyal helper, uncovers a revealing photograph that escalates tensions as Connie contemplates life beyond pampered riches.
Artie McGovern urges early action on health habits. Start now to adopt rest, exercise, diet, breathing, and other rules to prevent disease and injury. Avoid postponement by recognizing the cost of delay and the value of prevention.
Answers list five items including Brooklyn Bridge span across the Fast River in New York. It notes Pidgin English as traders jargon with Chinese. It defines tetrahedron as a solid with four triangular faces. It mentions Isaiah Sellers as Mark Twain.
Connie curses her fate from a sickbed, muttering of illness and despair as she pushes away the cares around her. Gibbs presses, but Connie dismisses all visitors and papers, seeking solitude in her silk bound room.
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