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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
4
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City chemist Jack Wyatt reports nine of ten soda fountains sterilize glasses as ordered by health ordinances. He cautions the tenth may not meet standards and urges warnings or fines for negligent proprietors. New employees are not acceptable excuses. owners must ensure proper disinfection and drying of all glasses.
Jacqueline Grey escapes a nightclub raid with Teddy Montrose after a diamond necklace is stolen. The police target Jacqueline as the prime suspect though she has the escape tale and bond with Teddy. The plot deepens as readers await tomorrow’s continuation.
Glenn Frank discusses a clash of views on humanism and calls for a social renewal. He argues for dynamic classicism rooted in ancient Greece, integration of science with life, and a remarrying of material and spiritual forces to heal cultural dualisms. He envisions education guiding civilization shaped by science and humane aims.
Kirke Simpson reports rumors of peace negotiations to revive the Army Navy classic. Mentions possible talks between West Point and Annapolis, with Hurley and Sahlcke as figures, and notes Stallions about eligibility rules and Stanford's football success. Also mentions a diplomatic visitors gallery seat vacancy near the Senate chamber.
Mrs Agnes Lyne suggests inexpensive, safe play equipment for children lacking parks. Use two saw-horses, planks, a ladder, packing cases, and wooden boxes to build slides bridges houses and play houses that foster exercise balance and imagination.
Wash or clean all woolens and air them in sun. Pack away unneeded items in airtight moth bags or cedar chests, sealing the ends with newspaper to prevent moth damage.
Peter Rabbit, puzzled by duck feather clues at the Smiling Pool, confronts Mrs Quack who reveals she and Mr Quack have stayed behind. She urges Peter to keep the nest secret as they remain near the pool in the alder swamp. Copyright 1930 T W Burgess.
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An old New York street once home to wealth on Central Park’s edge now earns fame as The Street of Scandals. High rise hotels rise where brownstones stood while crime and vice push along in a district famed for gambles, speakeasies, and wing dings.
Miss Bertha Lea Wood heads the annual Panhandle district Christian Endeavors session in Lubbock with over 300 delegates from 53 societies. Theme Crusade With Christ, text Here Am I Send Me. Registration at 4 pm First Christian Church, session at 7:30 pm with local CE leaders, Rev H A Shaw and Dean J M Gordon directing singing.
In Hungary the city fire alarm trumpeter who warned of fires by trumpet began setting fires himself. He enjoyed the noise and was caught after starting multiple blazes and sent to jail.
A tip suggests serving uncooked cereals dressed with fresh fruit like strawberries to entice fussy children. Colorful presentation may boost appetite and improve meals for kids.
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