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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1931
Page
4
Local Amarillo newspaper fragment shows minimal OCR text with numeric values and garbled wording. Readable elements include a city newspaper context and a price-like figure, suggesting a brief public or classified item without clear subject or dates.
December days slip by and confusion grows over January 1 tag deadlines. Collectors report crowding, threats of arrests after January 1, and drivers facing law violations if plates are late. Officials consider sub stations and grace periods, but state law requires plates on cars by the first day of the year.
A reader forwards a pamphlet arguing nine assumptions about the federal income tax and its impact on economic mood and wealth concentration. It contends high rates on large incomes and lower rates on small incomes would curb concentration, while corporate retention and state capital gains taxes enable avoidance. Author notes not all points are agreed with, but they aim to stimulate thinking.
The note invites readers to share ideas on how it began and to contact Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky at The News Globe with suggestions. It mentions items titled In a Blue Funk A Round of Drinks and Why the Elbow Is the Funny Bone and hints at further explorations of customs or origins.
Venice Muir battles shyness and social pressure while seeking a talisman of social success in Paris. After her mother dies suddenly in New York, she endures funeral rites abroad, leans on Dr Hawks for support, and begins to consider a new life in Paris as she moves to Louis Le Grand for an uncertain future.
Crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues including four queer entries. Clues span capitals cities fur demonstrates imitation and other terms with numerous ancient and modern references. Readers solve for word fits across many themes including geography, language and everyday objects.
New York reports a nightly parade of beggars from Herald Square to the Circle along Broadway. Vendors range from two legged beggars with dogs to armless musicians, organ grinders, and patched tights acrobats. A cultured voiced poet beggar and a clever magician join the cast as private residence speakeasy turns funnel tips. Public mood shifts at different theater hours, with varied fortunes including a bow to Edwin Arlington Robinson.
A world wide Radio Day honoring Marconi will beam across WEAF WJZ NBC and WABC CBS networks with New York events hosted by David Sarnoff and M H Aylesworth. Programs run from 5:00 p m to 11:30 p m featuring orchestras dramas and operatic miniatures across 16 countries. A Winters farmer reports a profit close to 900 dollars from a 400 turkey flock.
CHICAGO December 10 Santa Claus nearly was shot in the Max Pander home basement when Sonny Pander heard a noise and phoned police. Officer George Zahora confronted a figure behind a Christmas tree who cried he was Max Pander trying to smuggle in a tree so his son would not hear.
In Thornton Burgess tale Aunty the smallest of Uncle Billy Possum's brood envies bigger siblings. He disobeys to peek into Farmer Brown's henhouse, sneaks through a crack, and learns the peril and promise of eggs as he attempts to retrieve one while hens sleep above. The episode ends with Burgess hinting at the next story about eggs.
A reflection on a refined, bustling social scene. The piece names visiting royalty, confidence men, and famous personalities like Lily Langtry and Gus Edwards, describing a mingling of old and new times. It blends admiration with sharp wit and hints at undercurrents of danger and intrigue.
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