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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1937
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe notes with pity the uncommon tragedy of pedestrians killed by cars. It contrasts pedestrian vulnerability with drivers’ weaponized mobility, urging attentive driving to prevent such fatal incidents and protect vulnerable road users.
The article discusses how civilization shifts burden to youths and the role of colleges in shaping teachers and professionals. It cites a college study of admissions applicants and describes a typical male freshman’s age height and weight, noting negligible significance beyond standards. It also quotes various figures on education, work, and social roles from educators and officials.
New York column surveys sartorial quirks of celebrities and notable figures. Whitney Warren wears a wide black Stetson. George White favors midget bow ties. Hal Phyfe sports Indian moccasins. Lucius Beebe favors purplish evening wear. Joe Louis seen as financially astute. Tunney’s lawsuits and a growing fortune. restaurant deaths prompt emergency training. Shiela Barrett mimics male drunkenness. sharks provoke debate. Beebe tests shark risk by entering shark waters.
Feature notes experiments on heat loss by convection show a breeze can remove 10 to 1 percent of body heat. Moderate exercise raises cooling to 24 to 30 percent, potentially making golf courses feel cooler than indoor chairs on heat. Researchers include Dr Eugene P F Dubos and Dr James D Hardy at Cornell Medical College and Russell Race Institute of Pathology.
In a surreal local column a chaotic scene unfolds as a childlike figure pursues a vanished newspaper end. The transient chase ends with the staff missing and a softened sensation of renewed interest emerging in the wake of the disturbance.
In Thornton W Burgess bedtime tale Sue and Sammy observe Hummer the hummingbird winging through the garden and marvel at reverse flight. They search for a nest, misidentify mossy knots, and finally discover a tiny cup nest with two white eggs made of lichens on a branch.
Judith Howard fights to keep her job and marry Stephen Fowler after four years of engagement. They argue over her career as Virginia Bent mocks the steady couple while Bob and Toby Lynch weigh in on steamy matters. Judith remains resolute as office tensions rise.
The piece argues that rising leisure time from shorter work weeks and earlier retirements encourages people to actively participate in sports and recreation. It cites golf, squash, swimming, fencing, and gym work as options, urging readers to avoid passive watching and stay physically and mentally engaged for better fitness and readiness for work.
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