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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1938
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces special messenger delivery if copies are not received by 6 PM and requests subscribers notify by 8 PM. It lists mail rates for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico and states the paper is an independent democratic newspaper.
Paul Brunton, an English editor turned occult researcher, arrived in New York after extensive study in India and Egypt. He claims to have seen his own corpse and witnessed postmortem phenomena, supported by authorities like Younghusband and Jung, and warns of dangerous practitioners who claim to bargain with the afterlife. He describes séances, living spirits, and demonstrations of supposed immortality, including animals revived or killed by incantations. He asserts that the subconscious outlives the body and that life after death reflects one’s earthly beliefs, while he continues his own explorations through Yoga and mental travel.
Dale Carnegie relates letters and stories of miners who escaped life underground through study, talent, and opportunity. He cites Cass, Cadman, John L. Lewis, and Russ Morfan to illustrate personal initiative, self-improvement, and the power of education, showing that even a miner can rise to public life or musical success. The message: a coal miner can come out of the ground.
Cranium Crackers answers note directions and comparisons. Items include Allegro as a musical direction and foods like goulash and borsch. It lists condor and wine varieties, vague references to cuts of steak and colleges, Norse goddess Mela, and surnames Colbert Shearer and Dietrich.
AP Science Editor Howard W Blakeslee reports that good brakes are essential for night driving, but the real problem is vitamin A deficiency in drivers. About 44 percent lack enough vitamin A in their eyes, impeding night vision. the deficiency is widespread among hospitalized patients. The vitamin must come from food, not injections. The piece cites the American Optical Company and the American Geographical Society of New York.
Asey Mayo uncovers a mural driven plot on Cape Cod as Pamela Frye reveals sister Marina’s murder and a cache of ambergris worth 50000. Pam faces arrest while clues point to the attacker. The scene shifts to a beach stake where Pam contemplates the crime leaving prints erased by wind and sand.
Pam Persimmon recounts a moonlit plot over ambergris on the coast. Sister Marina schemes for the loot while Pam fights for the lump and refuses to let Roddy’s crowd claim it. Pam overcomes fear of water and destroys the plan, saving the fortune for a moment.
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