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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1938
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe reports its publication details and staff, including The Globe-News Publishing Co and GENE HOWE as president and publisher, with Associated Press news handling. It features a miscern text block on Sid Glotter cards and humorous quotes about communication and life.
Washington observers rate the grip of Jimmy Roosevelt and other political leaders as a revealing indicator of character. The piece notes firm, varying shakes from Ashurst, Borah, and Garner, plus anecdotes about Mrs. Roosevelt and international diplomats. It concludes that handshake vigor trends with election cycles.
Harper Holt, now rich from Texas oil, and his wife Emily back in New York, chase a harbor land reclamation dream two miles into the sea from the Jersey City shore. Dredges toil. in a year the project may solid ground and cheaper cargo handling for New York. Holt lies in a hospital, hopeful for recovery.
A M Polhemus of Cedar Hill Road near Fishkill plans to fertilize his spring fields by grinding limestone from a stonewall built by an early settler. The limestone samples tested show a high purity level suitable for soil enrichment.
Cape Cod detective Asey Mayo hides Pam Frye in his home as he pieces together a murder tied to a $50,000 ambergris find. Tim Carr, left handed Turkish tobacco smoker, and Marina Lorne are central suspects in a case unfolding around the Frye household. Pam vanishes during questioning.
Asey Mayhew suspects Pam Frye may have left with someone she trusted rather than being abducted. He locks the Mary B to prevent a boat theft and debates why Pam might return to the water, considering her knowledge of boats and possible deceptions by Timothy Carr and his grandmother. The dawn scene shifts as tension rises on Cape Cod.
The page confirms five grammar items. Jones described as unique, whoms function as object of mention, the vase as most nearly perfect, implied comparison in would rather, and water dropping from its former level with diminish meaning to decrease in size.
In a Cambridge report Howard W Blakeslee explains Dr. P W Bridgman of Harvard shows a gun barrel even when immensely thick cannot resist burst like a smaller bore if the pressure resistance is not increased. The key idea is that hollow cylinders cannot simply scale up strength with size.
A homemaker should minimize work in midsummer by delaying heavy cleaning to cooler times. Prepare meals in advance, choose easy laundered fabrics, and let children nap while mother rests. Rest and fresh clothes help avoid fatigue. efficiency is smart, not lazy.
The text notes internal pressure limits in thick walls and cites Dr Bridgman experiments with pressurized water and tellurium. It mentions German progress with a cork shaped barrel for a gun achieving a mile per second muzzle velocity, though accuracy remains uncertain.
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