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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe Voice details its publication status and ties to the Amarillo Daily News with circulation rates and publishing schedule. It notes independence and democratic reporting, signed by The Globe-News Publishing Co.
John E. Hill urges reuse of the old courthouse site for a city produce exchange to cut costs and provide work. The county plans tearing down the courthouse this fall and would employ labor to erect the market, creating a long awaited project for local producers. Lindberghs dominate summer headlines with a vacation air tour. The Boys' Club Federation notes a shift from collecting stamps to making things, praising hands on craft for skill and future benefit.
An essay argues belief in miracles arises from hunger for relief in hard times. In Chicago crowds misread a street lamp reflection as a Marian vision at 1105 Ashland Avenue, revealing how superstition stems from economic and social strain and urging reliance on intelligence instead.
Liane Mcelliott, daughter of Cass Barrett, navigates theatre life on Long Island. A mysterious man from The Sphere, Charles Desmond, visits for a review as Liane juggles romance with Van Robard and Muriel Ladd. Tension builds with a looming dinner invitation and a protective mother.
The coroner and editors invite readers to submit ideas on the origins of customs or sayings. Readers may write to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky, care of The Globe, to suggest topics or see examples illustrated in the series.
Puzzle lists many horizontal and vertical crossword clues with varied word lengths. Clues include ambassador to Britain, river in Germany, and terms like swarming, mooley apple, and hair. The page mixes definitions, partial answers, and dated phrasing typical of a Saturday puzzle section.
London reporter describes Limehouse and Pennyfields as squalid, crowded with dock workers and drunks, and notes vast filth and decay in Ape Alley where English women live as wives of Chinese. He contrasts dock chaos with Hyde Park platforms for public talk and mentions religious disputes as a battleground of creeds.
The Jack Denny orchestra ends its CBS stint and will launch a bi weekly late dance broadcast on NBC starting tomorrow. NBC plans include a Japan greeting for Col. Lindbergh next Sunday. Angelo Patri begins child training talks on WABC CBS August 31. Echoette radio advertised at 32.75 in Amarillo. Bob Morris family relocates from 1003 Madison to 825 Carolina.
A tale follows Mrs. Forkhorn the unfurred deer who must protect her spotted twins without horns or antlers. She uses stealth, scent control, and constant vigilance to keep them safe from predators and human hunters while teaching them to lie still and hide until they can run. The narrative balances nature lessons with dangers in the wild.
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