Amarillo Globe ad lists price for item at 25 dollars
An Amarillo Globe listing shows a price of 25 dollars for a catalog item priced at 1.00. The brief item notes a 25 dollar price point and a one dollar line perhaps indicating a sale or discount.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1931
Page
4
An Amarillo Globe listing shows a price of 25 dollars for a catalog item priced at 1.00. The brief item notes a 25 dollar price point and a one dollar line perhaps indicating a sale or discount.
A Florida senate vote on a gasoline tax raises fairness concerns as auto owners say higher levies strain the average motorist. In a midwestern city, officials consider a police power to remove decrepit autos as traffic nuisances and possibly junk them. Proposals suggest using bond proceeds to aid charities and unemployment, but critics warn of burdens and delayed relief.
Glenn Frank argues for straight thinking as essential to recast political social and economic dogmas. He urges collective objective judgment, warns against partisan bias and uses a parable of a mirror to illustrate personal thinking shaping national views.
Roy Donovan foils Pierre's bid to evade justice for Bruce's desert murder while Ann and Tony are detained over a fatal bank robbery. Donovan admits Bruce was killed in self defense after a confession, Pierre then confesses to the bank killing to shield Ann's father, dies with a hero's gesture, and Pierre's exit lives on as a dramatic privately staged life.
Scientists doubt the apple fall proved gravitation to Newton. The text notes squirrels do not fly but use a parachute-like flap of skin between limbs to glide.
O. O. McIntyre tours Le Havre after Normandy excursions describing the gray cathedral in Rouen, the Jeanne d Arc tablet, and the air relief honoring Amundsen. He explores Havre’s seafaring district Chinatown with bright signs, bagnies, and bars, noting a busy port with 20 ships daily and a floating seamen population.
International radio activity grows with Europe to host Mozart Music Festival from Salzburg on August 21 via WJZ NBC. CBS London talks feature John Van Brueten and J. B. Priestley, Paul Robeson song recital. U. S. radio guides list evening programs and MAJESTIC Automobile Radio promotion.
A scene shows two people clinging to each other with strong embrace while an older actor named Tony stands in the archway watching the doorway with a protective, watchful stance as if guarding the couple from outside interference.
Farmer Browns Boy travels with Stumpy to a mountain cabin in the Far West. They prepare for rough nights, hear howls from Howler the Wolf and mate, and the boy treks to catch trout by a stream while contemplating wild creatures. The tale closes with a hint of danger and the next story promise.
In Havre the coastal city sits on green hills above a sparkling harbor hosting Europe’s cotton and coffee magnates. The Nice-Havre district holds palatial villas with rose gateways but many mansions stand boarded with sale notices. A famed Mystery House on a hill, once German baron occupied, is now caretaker held and rumored spy depot after war. The Frascati hotel embodies continental excess with odd service quirks.
A mixed list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical sections including counts and partial answers such as debt moratorium country, U S envoy to Italy, driving command, and various others with gaps and scrambled portions evident in the Saturday puzzle.
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