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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1938
Page
3
Sneeze Bug Returns Chart on Colds Causing Disability
A chart from the AP feature notes the coryza virus returns as a major cause of disablement. It details seasonal peaks, vulnerable groups, and a 1925 study baseline, citing a 1994-36 National Health Survey canvas of 2,808,588 people with 400,000 disabled for a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appeature Service
Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Health Service
One Penalty Sentence Proposed By Judge Jane
Judge Ira W. Jane of Wayne County Circuit Court in Detroit proposes a single penal sentence in all criminal cases from one year to life. Imprisonment duration would depend on the time needed to reform a person for social reintegration rather than punitive retribution. The idea, while radical, warrants consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Jane
Wayne County Circuit Court
Detroit
Jane
Bridget
Kathleen
Donald MacDonald
MacDonald
Joey
Circe
Gregory House
Gregorys
Cupid and Transportation Sparks Divorce Rate Debate
A sociology professor links rising divorce rates to easier travel and exposure to more attractive people. The piece recalls generational sentiment about marriage stability and hints at broader social shifts, mentioning public figures and a feel of modern disruption in a rapidly moving world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Feels Indebted To Mr Swone A Life of Herbert Swope and New York scene
Charles B Driscoll recalls Herbert Bayard Swope from St Louis to New York and his influence, while detailing Leather District scenes in Lower Manhattan, Murray Hill Hotel rooms, and portraits of Gaston Pierson and Kathleen Gregory. It blends personal reminiscence with vivid city textures and a chapter snippet from a novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Herbert Bayard Swope
New Yorker
St. Louis
Isaac Swope
America
Murray Hill Hotel
Park Avenue
40Th
41St Streets
42D Street
Grand Central
Versailles
Murray Hill
Mitropoulos Guides Flawless Horn Solo In Minneapolis Debut
The renowned conductor Dimitri Mitropoulos arrived in Minneapolis to lead the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. After a rocky start with the French horn, he encouraged the soloist with support, not scolding, and the horn player delivered a flawless, uplifting performance to a breathless audience at Northrop Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Tschaikowsk
Mitropoulos
Northrop
Radio Rattler Causes Hectic Office Panic in Atlanta
Oilman Tex P. A. O. Petty entered the Atlanta Electric Company, lamenting a broken radio. A rattlesnake was found among the tubes, and repairmen spent two hours removing it without guessing how the reptile arrived there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tex. P.A
The Best Exercise for Abdominal Organs
A 1938 exercise guide promotes a trunk workout focused on abdominal muscles and internal organs. It describes steps to sit up from a lying position, with leg raises and toe touches, offering gradual progress for those needing assistance. Regular practice is advised each morning until full sit ups are possible without leg lifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught Syndicate
Its Odd But Its Science Its Odd But Its Science
AP Science Editor Lafayette Ind EyEl on photography Purdue University physicists observed atom shapes in solids as linked footballs, chains, or petals held by electrical forces. Led by Dr Karl Lark Horowitz the team provided first photographic verification that atoms in solids form structured masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Ey el
Purdue Univy
Karl Lark-Horowitz
H. M. James
Vivian Johnson
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News and Business Department
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News-Globe
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U.S
Grippe
Cupid and Transportation
Col
Willard T. Chevalier
Maxin Litvinoff
League of Nations
Leonard Jacobeon
Arizona
Mr. Swone
Swope
Gerard
Herbert
Ossining
Edward Bowes
Lower Manhattan
Leather Mart
Park Row
Spruce Street
Beekman Street
Gaston Pierson
Bedford Hotel
40Th Street
France
Gaston
Agostino
Times Square
Europe
Kathleen Gregory
Gregory
Golden Girl
Jeanne Bowmen
Cleo
Dad
Dale Carnegie
Rat
Jeff
Mary
Bob
Donald Duck
Clippin
Carol McKee
Tubbs
Wash
Wwe
San Francisco
Panazuela
S.S. Terrific
McKee
Carol
Moon Mullins
Plushbottom
Tarzan the Fearless
Father
Taran
Tarzan
Jett
Aivieres
Jef
Rattler
By Howard W. Blakeslee
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