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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe carries the Associated Press news dispatches and regular news, with policy granting exclusive use of AP credited material. This notice outlines entitlement and publication rights for content in the paper.
The piece notes strong highway travel during vacation season despite hard times, with Panhandle roads nearly as busy as last year. It argues continued activity supports mood and commerce while suggesting community chests can handle winter unemployment without federal aid. It also critiques police third degree denials amid Wickersham Commission findings.
The essay argues capitalism arose in the West as private profit driven system guided by Adam Smith ideas. It frames capitalism as a by product of private industrial rights yielding public welfare and prompts a forthcoming discussion on capitalism's record and current challenges.
Liane Barrett, 18, lives with her actress mother Cass and enters a new life at Mrs Cleespaugh's seaside mansion in Willow Stream L. L. She adapts as a companion while a mysterious man Van Robard and rumors swirl around her mother and Elsie. Liane grows restless waiting for a decisive change.
This excerpt explains the origin of the phrase to plant seeds of wars from Greek myth Cadmus who slain a dragon and sowed its teeth that sprouted armed men. It notes Charley Horse as a spavined horse term and traces its meaning to muscular stiffness.
McIntyre reports from New York on rapid city shifts as he recounts daily errands, social calls, and theater visits. He notes a lack of Europe’s warlike pessimism and reflects on fashion, travel chatter, and local anecdotes from Gallup and New York, finishing with observations on summer life and rooftop melodrama.
News notes Crosby signs a yearlong WABC CBS contract to host a 15 minute evening program. listings include Archer Gibbons at 5:30 on WEAF and Bert Lown at 9:30. An Echo phon e ad invites readers to compare radios before buying. Story mentions Clive and Elsie and Mrs Cleespaugh in a local tale open to continuation.
A text filled with crossword style clues for horizontal and vertical entries. It lists definitions for terms such as extreme oil ed centers of actions and many others, including clues like sudden invasion by police and others across various numbered positions.
A tale from 1931 shows Puma fleeing two barking dogs and climbing a tree, where Farmer Brown's Boy and companions photograph the wary cat. The big beast appears more like an unsure, overgrown house cat than a fearsome predator. The scene ends with the photographer capturing several shots as Puma keeps watch from the branches.
A reflective fragment recalls open air cafes at famed New York hotels once popular, a grape vine telegraph in the Tenderloin, and a Times Square roar of “Two Shot in Street Battle.” A Japanese juggler with long practice talks of discipline, recalling a Portland sneezing prank, while musings on human leaps and atavistic calls close the piece.
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