Amarillo Globe Sees O26E Item With Ongoing Bargain
The Amarillo paper notes an O26E listing titled 1828 savings deal offering a 1.00 price cut. Details remain unclear in readable text.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
4
New Culture Seen From Radio and TV Growth
David Sarnoff, RCA president, foresees a new culture spurred by radio and television. He predicts rising standards in entertainment and education as mass media expand, with more creative talent born from an enlarged cultural scope and selective programs. Electric transmission of sound and sight promises vast public appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio City
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Sarnoff
Washington Would Urge DAR To Embrace Reform Spirit
Glenn Frank imagines George Washington advising the Daughters of the American Revolution to retain the revolutionary spirit of rebellion and reconstruction. He warns against intolerance and urges tolerance, breadth of outlook, and creative receptiveness to dissent. The piece frames a balance of tradition and progress within American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glenn Frank
George Washington
British Empire
Daughters of Theii Revolution
America
Daughters of the American Revolution
McClure
New Hollywood Star Recalls Tulsa Girl in Hollywood Drama
Dan Rorimer, former New York writer now at Continental Pictures, is drawn into Anne Winter story set in Hollywood. Anne arrives from Tulsa to crash the pictures and earns steady work while Dan observes a demanding director Garry Sloan and a budding romance amid the film set chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Rorimer
New York
Continental Pictures
Hollywood
Ziggy Young
Anne Winter
Tulsa
Okla
Dan
Ziggy
Anne
Continental
Wampus
Paul Collier
Collier
Rorimer
Collings
Collins
Brand
Atwood
Caliente
Beverly Hills
Santa Monica
Garry Sloan
Grand United
Sylvia Patterson
Sloan
Pacific
Mona
Antiquity in Potsdam Lost in Modernity
A travel note contrasts Potsdam’s royal legacy with modern life. The author visits Sanssouci, the Kaiser’s palace, and the Marble Palace, reflects on monarchy’s fading and the shifting pace of German life, and notes rising tourism and lingering reverence at Kaiserin Augusta Victoria’s tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Leipzig
Frederick the Great
Chrysler
Leipsiz
Sansouci Park
Kaiser
Berlin
Wilhelm
Sansouci
Fritzi Scheff
Kaiserine
Augusta Victoria
Holland
Germany
Crown Prince
Reed’s biting Senate debates draw praise and rebuke
Washington letter notes Reed of Pennsylvania combines clear argument with sharp retorts that frustrate opponents. Oddie cites naval officers’ service years to counter Reed and Stimson remarks on naval treaty debate, highlighting tensions over closed executive sessions and the London delegation’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirke Simpson
Washington
Senate
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Reed
London
Oddie
Nevada
Naval Committee
Nevadan
Stimson
Navy
Admiral Hughes
Ieavy
Admiral Bristol
Admiral Chase
Admiral Hough
Admiral Day
Admiral Pringle
Admiral Reeves
Captain Johnson
Commander Train
The Thimble Is Found and Mother Brown’s Mischief
A 1930 Burgess piece follows Mother Brown mislaying her thimble while Jim Crow rides with Farmer Brown's Boy. She suspects the crow may have it, searches the kitchen and yard, then learns the bird’s presence marks the day as she resumes sewing. The tale ends with Jim Crow watching closely as she narrates the missing thimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Crow
Farmer Brown
Mother Brown
Crow
Black Rascal
T. W. Burgess
Challenging Parents Against Harsh Talk to Children
A gender neutral essay by Alice Judson Peale argues that threats from parents to children backfire. It notes threats create fear and defiance, humiliate self respect, and urge misbehavior. It recommends positive guidance or clear commands to foster obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judson
Peale
Johnny
Cleopatra's River Crossword Clue List
Crossword puzzle titled Cleopatra's River with horizontal and vertical clues including Famous Inventor senator from New Jersey and other terms such as Exploit To employ Story Sweet potato Instrument Beverage Pale Itinerant monks Measure Peruse Frost bite Wagon track Fabric Wand To permit Seragtio Moisture Pronoun Slender tower Note in scale Middle Good Snaky fish Silly Got up Gentlest Abundance Where is the Nile river Costly Distinctive theory Street Vold To measure Right Rodent True olive Tired Chief of the army staff Ventilating machine Sea eagle Kettle Title Slash Seed bag Vision instrument Geous of frogs Fairy Toabhog Boundary Bees homes Badge of valor Advocate of pure food Obstruction Era Northeast Note
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New Jersey
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