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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C. HAWK as General Manager. The paper notes Associated Press membership and its exclusive rights to AP dispatches and published news.
Lord Eustace Perether urged a shift from new diplomacy to strengthening official and unofficial bodies to manage international issues. He warned against adding more leagues and treaties and called for sincere, selfless use of existing diplomatic machinery.
The former Ziegfeld Follies star Allyn King sank from 145 to 115 pounds under a brutal contract demanding constant dieting. She endured extreme methods and failed health leading to her death, a tragedy attributed to public taste pressures and industry demands.
The essay urges a homegrown philosophy to shape machine civilization toward humanistic ends. It warns against worship of quantity over quality, calls for a social philosopher to coordinate industrial insights, and suggests Ruskin, Morris, Tolstoy, and Gandhi as precedents for reframing the machine age.
Teddy Montrose, penniless after creditors strip him, splurges on dinner at Mascagni’s and meets Jacqueline Grey, a brown eyed stranger who becomes the center of his hopeful, perilous night. A taxi escape, a daring rescue, and a shared sense of life’s adventure unfold as they glimpse a future beyond debt.
Washington letter notes Dave Reed from Pennsylvania faces potential trouble if Jim Davis wins the senatorial primary and competes with Reed for the seat. The piece highlights party maneuvers in Pennsylvania and similar situations in Kentucky and New Jersey as Washington seeks to smooth candidate selection.
A New York profile sketches a showgirl in debt chasing $800 by 11 o clock, a cold hearted bachelor, and a chaotic city scene of waterfronters. It notes William A. Brady’s Broadway success and survival, plus Frisco’s heavy cigar habit in a 1930 syndicated piece.
Peter Rabbit arrives early at the Smiling Pool but cannot locate Mr. and Mrs. Quack. Jerry Muskrat explains the quacks left earlier that morning, leaving Peter disappointed and curious about their plans while the night settles over the pond.
Puzzle clues mix with literary hints listing many definitions and names. The item reads like a cryptic word game or crossword style page fragment with numerous numbered prompts and partial answers.
George Baat man, an inventor and Kodak manufacturer, left school at 14 to work in an insurance office earning 33 a week. He saved 37.50 the first year and began his early photographic experiments in his mother's kitchen.
A mother explains to Teddy the value of telling the truth after he confesses to breaking a garage window. She rewards honesty with pride and a movie outing while planning to pay damages, but warns that truthfulness does not always bring immediate material rewards. A lesson on honest living and the family’s moral environment follows.
Captain Albin Ahrenberg of Sweden will attempt a transatlantic flight again this summer using the same aircraft as before but with a different engine. The plan follows last summer's Stockholm to New York attempt via Iceland and Greenland, reported by Folkets Dagblad.
Despondency over illness and finances, attributed to starry C. Vosburgh 55, a retired Rochester broker, and William Roth, Miami sportsman, led to their bodies being found within an hour of each other. Vosburgh hanged from a rope tied to a porch door, Roth from a hook in his rooming house apartment.
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