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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR HAWK as General Manager. The readable fragment shows garbled lines about issue numbers, possibly circulation or pricing, but lacks clear events or notices to summarize into a full item.
The Rev Harry G Knowles of Houston praises Ross Sterling highlighting his church work, generosity, and personal integrity. He cites large gifts to Baylor University and the Jewish community plus leadership roles, asserting Sterling’s religious sincerity matches his business acumen and urging voters to back him.
Despite a deficit of more than 190 900 by Byrd's Antarctic expedition the City of New York will be signed out as a floating museum. It will tour seaboard cities with Antarctic specimens souvenirs, scale models, planes used in polar work, and a replica camping scene to educate visitors on life in the southern ice fields.
Readers are invited to suggest how various customs or sayings began. Submit ideas to Russ Murphy care of The Globe. The column will illustrate selected origins in a forthcoming series.
Dan Rorimer, a Hollywood scenario writer, meets Anne Winter from Tulsa and helps her rise from extra to a screen test at Grand United studios. Anne dazzles director Hurley and pianist Bell as she dances and sings, while Rorimer weighs career pressures at Continental Pictures and imagines a celebration after her test.
Munich reports beer losing popularity among aristocratic Germans in public, while private drinking persists. Twenty breweries operate around the clock, and visitors crowd the city famed for art and night life. The piece notes weather, culture, beer halls, and a city full of transient guests, with vivid local color and light travelogue.
A bedtime tale blends Peter Rabbit waiting for Striped Chipmunk with a Munich travel vignette. Peter learns Chipmunk’s around you may not see him, while Munich’s bands, fountains, universities, beer and shell fountain charm the narrator. The credited strip ends with Chipmunk teasing and vanishing.
Agnes Lyne argues Barbara's late arrivals to a summer play group show mothers bear key responsibility for child punctuality. She notes missed activities, disrupted routines, and encourages mothers to model reliable behavior to foster discipline and cheerful obedience in children.
Crossword clues and puzzle grid from Yesterday's issue include horizontal and vertical entries with definitions such as Bent on evil flavor and Fountain of clues. Filled answers span terms like Amber Dry Decorous and Ocean Eagle while notes reference yesterday's solution and multiple letter positions.
Sculptor George Grey Barnard lived in Chicago for a year on 89 dollars. His pockets were full of holes and after selling his first statue he had to wrap the money in a handkerchief carried in his hat.
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