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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1937
Page
3
A promotional piece highlights the Amarillo preventorium where children receive milk, nutritious meals, rest, medical care, and a chance to combat tuberculosis. It notes gains in weight and future pride in the city as these children grow into healthy citizens.
A report links President Green's assurance to A F of L members supporting C I O strikes with a potential split within the unions. The piece also notes social chatter around Maury Maverick Jr and Patricia Houston, plus quotes from Daniel C. Roper and Senator Wheeler on governance and citizenship.
In New York many writers flee to serene country havens as Greenwich Village and Gramercy Park decline. Fresh colonies appear along Connecticut countryside including Brattleboro Vermont where Frderic F Van de Water found material for a magazine piece and a book. The piece notes vice president Garner and Will Rogers among others, plus a vivid sketch of a Palace Sunday night program and a trend toward distinctive bar decor and lighting effects.
Philadelphia reports Dermot McNaney a 17 year old Irish farm boy from Ballindrum County Derry has his etchings exhibited at the Commercial Museum. Critics praise his depictions of the Lakes of Killarney moonlit scenes and domestic casts. His father William McNaney beams as Dermot’s works were rushed from New York for the show.
Santo Francisco, 68, who is serving 10 to 20 years for murder in Northumberland County prison, remains unwilling to sign parole petitions, declaring he will stay "until God opens the door" and that he did not sign papers to enter.
Joy is a smart Maine tearoom hostess with fiancé Roger a rising designer. Angela vies for Roger, while Dick, a wealthy playboy, challenges Roger in love. Chapter VT hints at a strange house, a heavy sound, and Joy’s social entanglements as letters reveal romantic rivalries and town gossip.
Thornton W. Burgess narrates how three young Cowbirds in the Old Orchard rely on foster parents for food until Welcome Robin and allies decide to end welfare. The birds confront laziness, learn self-reliance, and depart rather than be fed without work. The Old Pasture contrasts self-reliance where three Cowbirds must work or starve.
A morning meal is essential as stomachs empty after long overnight fasts. Skipping breakfast dulls appetite and reduces efficiency. rising fifteen minutes earlier to eat fruit cereal or eggs with toast and a hot drink helps sustain energy and mood through the workday.
A bizarre figure hides under a tree as a hunting lion approaches, while the white man cowers and laments the terrifying scene. The captive creature clutches a necklace made of human teeth, turning the tense moment into a chilling tableau.
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