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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1937
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe denounces rough driving habits and road rage in a pointed open letter to motorists. It argues that rushing and cursing other drivers reflect poorly on civilization and warns that two minutes saved by cutting through traffic aren’t worth the harm to pedestrians and neighbors.
A Roosevelt concept envisions buying control of the American public utility industry for about 500 million dollars by condemning holding company stocks at market values. The aim is to run electric power under government direction, but Congress must approve amid a recession and New Deal conflicts with business leaders.
Theodore Dreiser withdraws from public life for a decade and now lives in a bare shack near Cold Spring Harbor pursuing science. He disturbs no one, but his bitter stance toward those who exploited the weak remains, while others in arts circles retreat to simpler living and privacy.
Howard W Blakeslee reports Lord Rayleigh contends a single electrical light arising in the optic nerve and brain may be real. A camera exposed 30 days to magnets found nothing on the plates, challenging long held beliefs about these lights seen near alternating current magnets.
A tense exchange unfolds as Bob Barry reads a cryptic letter from M. M. Lane threatening to arrive soon in Blanco Canyon. Lane hints at Harvard lineage, wealth, and a loaded land matter, while Bob hurries to learn stage schedules and protect private business from prying eyes.
In Thornton Burgess tale Tommy Sue and Sammy spot a large right hind foot print in mud near the dam suggesting Buster Bear or Mrs Buster nearby. They compare tracks to human prints and note heel contact. The trio heads home cautious about a possible bear presence.
Bob Barry reads a letter offering cash for a cliff dwelling expedition in the Monty ezuma range. He schemes to hire a cook and recruit ally Three Horses as they prepare to explore the ancient site with funds, a visa to action, and a careful plan.
An old legend about a man who asked for sunshine hints at the health benefits of ultra violet rays. The piece explains UV exposure can kill germs and boost vitamin D in foods, aiding bone health in children, with cautions against overuse. lamps provide winter sun exposure.
In a tense encounter, Tarvan constrains Kavare and tears the knife from his grasp. The captive fears fatal harm while the ape-man demands truthful answers to his questions.
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