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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1930

Page

4

Backing the College and a Giant Fir Forest Fact

Amarillo club women donate auditorium space to the Junior College easing crowding as the school contemplates a permanent building. A giant Douglas fir on the Oregon Cascades, 230 feet tall and 839 years old, illustrates forestry growth, harvest limits, and future careful supervision of forests.

Amarillo Federation of Women's Clubs Douglas Cascades Oregon John America

The National Balance Sheet by Glenn Frank

A year end meditation urges a social balance sheet to assess the profit and loss of policies across social, political, economic, educational, and religious realms. The piece warns against hand to mouth governance and calls for long view stock-taking of past and present efforts. It quotes Alice Lee Grosjean on preferring manage a home to earning a living.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate Alice Lee Grosjean Louisiana

Fanny Freiburg’s Quiet Life in Clough barre Ends in War Turmoil

Fanny Freiburg and husband David Frost move from his mother’s home to a Clough barre cottage. Tensions rise as David’s family blocks his job raise and war reshapes lives. Bob Daniels returns from the army while Amelia’s wartime marriage to Clark Smith shifts the town’s social web.

Fanny Freiburg David Frost Cloughbarre Pennsylvania David Frost-Brownbeck Fanny Sheila Bob Daniels Leila United States France Amelia Washington Clark Smith London

Picture of a Woman Baking Carries Hope of France

A domestic scene unfolds with Fanny rolling dough as Sheila cleans her mother. Bob contemplates going to France soon, his gaze gentle and troubled. Fanny fights tears, flour dusting her nose, as the family bonds and wartime fate mingle in quiet drama.

Bob Sheila Fanny France

How It Began Tomorrow How a Ship’s Cat Gained City Keys

In a reflective scene, Fanny bids farewell to Bob as he faces departure and potential war. Dialogue reveals family bonds, unspoken hopes, and the weight of a last goodbye. Leila’s absence and Bob’s resolve underscore a fragile, emotional moment between lovers and siblings.

Diary Fragments and Public Notices of New York Social Scene

The diary sketches daily life from early morning tasks to plays and clubs in New York. It profiles Harold Ross of the New Yorker, traces his schooling and military service, and notes his early career moves. Also mentioned are local figures Bill Buck the blind dealer, Mary Boland’s hair, and Sydney Franklin as a bullfighter.

Mcintyre New York Pepys M. E. Foster Texas France Sale Chi Belgravia Club Clare Gould Lorraine Manville Bennett Harold Ross The New Yorker Aspen Colorado Salt Lake City Ross Cach Hoe Salt Lake Albuquerque Needles Mark Twain Marysville Cal New Orleans Atlanta San Francisco Hugh Wiley Stars and Stripes Soldier Newspaper Bill Buck 66Th Columbus Avenue Blind George Bryant Park Sydney Franklin Brooklyn Spain

Misfortune Strikes Fanny and David in Tomorrow’s Chapter

Amelia announces engagement to Clark Smith as Tension rises between Fanny and David. Bob interrupts with a warning about overstepping boundaries. Tomorrow’s chapter promises a display of calculating selfishness behind the misfortune unfolding for the couple.

Fanny David

S T Troutt Dies Sunday in Hospital Fort Worth Switchman

Samuel Tilden Troutt, 45, a Fort Worth and Denver switchman, died Sunday afternoon in a local hospital. Burial planned in Portales, New Mexico. Survived by one daughter Mrs. G. C. Caperton of Shamrock, five brothers, two sisters. He belonged to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Amarillo Elks Lodge. Resident of the city for six years.

Samuel Tilden Troutt Fort Worth Denver Portales New Mexico Troutt G. CC Caperton Shamrock B. of R. T Amarillo

Funeral for Baby Andrews at 4 Today

Services for Patsy Violet Andrews one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles L Andrews 411 East Nineteenth Avenue who died Sunday in a local hospital are at 4 oclock this afternoon from the N S Griggs Sons Chapel Rev Robt C Jones Church of Christ will be in charge with burial in Llano Cemetery

Patsy Violet Lee Andrews Charles L. Andrews Nineteenth Avenue N. S. Griggs & Sons Robt. C. Jones Church of Christ Llano

Three Earth Tremors Felt in Turkey

Three earthquakes were felt in Erzandian and Trebizonde areas yesterday. The population was panic stricken, but there were no casualties.

Turkey Associated Press Constantinople Erzandian Trebizonde

Crosswords from Today’s Variety Bazaar Puzzle Clues

A mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword entries lists numerous clues such as Having flavor, Molten rock, To affirm, Grain, Constellation, Music drama, Rodent, Places, and To happen again. The puzzle presents across and down hints spanning common terms and specialized words in a vintage style.

Stumpy Learns an Old Trick Under the Ice

Stumpy and Jerry Muskrat explore a life lesson about small achievements in a tale from the Smiling Pool. Jerry demonstrates a breathing trick that uses a bubble of air formed under the ice, purifying it as it refills the lungs. The trick, an old family lore, proves handy for creatures living away from banks and hints at resilience during cold, stormy weather.

Jerry Muskrat Stumpy Jerry Smiling Pool Jack Frost T. W. Burgess

Chiang Kai-shek Recalled As Irresponsible Leader Years Ago

A 20 year old account recalls Chiang Kai-shek as president of China as an irresponsible figure who spent time drinking gambling and with Chinese singing girls rather than with his troops.

Chiang Kai-shek China

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