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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
4
Voters are urged to consider the importance of the attorney general’s office as Texas elections approach. The office serves all people by giving competent legal advice to state agencies and local officers. The current AG, Hon. Robert Lee Bobbitt, will speak in Amarillo tonight, and voters should attend.
A reflective piece imagining Horace Greeley advising American editors to abandon rigid partisanship. He would urge facts over conviction, clarity for readers, and journalism that informs without pandering. The author ends with light items about Lindbergh’s new plane for Charles Jr. and a steel false teeth factory producing great gums.
Hamburg suffered the deepest war wounds with population drop from one million to 700,000 and the port crippled by navigation stoppage. Yet the city rebuilds with a restored port traffic and the famed University of Hamburg rising, while local culture and commerce revive through intense shipping links and cosmopolitan ties, as reflected in a Hollywood observer's portrait of the city and its people.
Agnes Lyne Garcia, a high school top graduate voted prettiest and most popular, is described as cock-sure and cruel. The piece argues only harsh environments like college or demanding work can curb her hardness and overconfidence. It urges parents to accept that tough competition teaches proportion better than lectures.
Peter Rabbit confronts a black striped Chipmunk lookalike emerging from the old wall. He suspects a prank as the real Striped Chipmunk reappears and vanishes, leaving Peter unsettled by a surreal encounter and its source.
A mixed set of crossword clues running across horizontal and vertical entries with several misprinted terms and a themed biblical question. The page also shows yesterday’s answer garbled as INIAINIT with stray letters and incomplete entries, common in OCR of old puzzles.
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