Amarillo Globe by Mail Daily and Sunday
The Amarillo Globe reports daily and Sunday editions distributed by mail. The paper maintains its standard schedule and circulation details for readers and advertisers in the Amarillo area.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe reports daily and Sunday editions distributed by mail. The paper maintains its standard schedule and circulation details for readers and advertisers in the Amarillo area.
The Amarillo board seeks four seats in a Saturday election as 9,000 plus pupils, a 64 million dollar district valuation, and a 700 thousand dollar annual budget shape a demanding school program. Volunteers run the board without pay amid building plans and rising needs.
Four imagined graduates illustrate how business faces equally weighty unsolved problems. Depression cycles threaten profits and masses’ happiness, weak economic sectors like coal and agriculture require coordination, education should free rather than freeze creativity, and mass living standards affect business.
Washington dispatch notes John Box of Texas uses personal field work over congressional probes to gather facts on the Japanese immigration issue. He visits railroad yards, farms, and urban dives to glean firsthand observations for the House investigation.
Jacqueline Grey, 19, rich in looks but poor in money, inherits from an old peddler and moves from Byrams to a Majestic hotel. A lawyer and Leonard Raymond plot around her fortune, aiming to secure wealth through marriage while revelations link her to Colonel Grey and a vanished mother.
Arnold Dunn sits in his office over a boot shop scanning old notices that lure readers to Jacqueline Grey. He prides himself on spotting lucrative, questionable opportunities by poring over newspaper advertisements. A darkly handsome young man nearby hints at possible intrigue.
Senator Johnny Box used a cross‑regional trip to gather immigration data for Congress. Traveling 3 000 miles with wife, he photographed, filmed, and spoke to farmers workers and professionals from Texas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado and New Mexico. He collected material to fill five volumes for the committee report.
The piece argues that a child who openly criticizes parents signals distress and requires understanding. Parents should listen honestly, avoid quick rejection, and provide a secure space for the child to confide. Dialog helps identify underlying issues and guides wiser future parenting.
In Harlem the so called Black Belt replaces the Tenderloin as a center of nightlife with late night revels on Lenox Avenue beyond 126th Street. Nightlife features cabarets with jazz, hidden dens selling cocaine, and high priced flash poses. Notable residents of Strivers Row and well known figures like Florence Mills and Bert Williams are mentioned along with Mrs. James Donahue and Peggy Joyce.
A lawyer schemes with Raymond Durnin to marry Jacqueline Grey, a poor shop girl with a rumored hundred thousand dollars. They plan an introduction via Circo's night club and a staged romance, with Paula Stratton spying and a third party involved. Jacqueline meets Teddy Montrose next, setting up further adventure.
A fragmented crossword puzzle listing biblical word clues and definitions across horizontal and vertical entries. Clues include names of people places and common terms, with several garbled or partial readouts from the source text.
In a Burgess style scene Peter Rabbit meets Mr and Mrs Quack and eight duck companions at a sunny pool. They eat bottom food, discuss dangers from hunters and oil pollution, and reflect on dwindling lakes and habitat loss affecting waterfowl.
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