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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
4
Potter County Tuberculosis Association offers Christmas seals to fund protection against the white plague. Nationwide sales support health efforts as Texas records 4500 deaths linked to tuberculosis last year and an estimated nine cases for every death. Amarillo reports 80 charity tuberculosis cases. Buy seals to help.
Glenn Frank lists seven proposals for economic recovery including an economic disarmament conference, bold credit structure reforms, a Supreme Economic Council and Ten Year Plan, revised Sherman Act enforcement, slum destruction and housing drive, abolishing stock exchange gambling, and a gradual wage/ hour program with unemployment insurance.
Bobby Jones reflects on achieving every major golf title and plans to enjoy the game. A report notes Caruso's phonograph estate yields about 150000 yearly with his immortal voice. Two ex football players collide in a wrestling match, knocking each other unconscious.
In Cloughborne Pennsylvania Fanny Freiburg faces hostility from her mother in law, David Frost's powerful aunt. After moving to a new home he plans a fresh start but family pressure and a wartime romance complication loom. Sheila is born as pressure mounts on their future.
Fanny recalls Sheila’s illness after a chowder poisoning scare as doctors work to save the child. The scene unfolds with fear, guilt, and a plea for understanding from David while Mrs. Frost questions Fanny’s account and a cracked chowder bowl hints at the tragedy.
Tomorrow the Globe begins a series on customs with “God Bless You” and a dog that found purple dye. Readers may share ideas on how each custom began and write to Russ Murphy for possible illustrated replies.
New York reports on the Hotel des Artistes district near Central Park West where artists live and work in grand studios. Names include Harrison Fisher Neysa MacMein Russell Patterson James Montgomery Flagg Henry Raleigh and R. M. Brinkerhoff along with Ralph Barton Sally Farnum Frank V. DuMond and Walter J. Enright among others. A weekly tea at a penthouse hosts the literati while Rudy Vallee’s crooning, store purchases, and a crossing incident near 47th Street add color to the scene.
The report surveys brief items from New York to London. Adolph Pewisohn at 82 voices music at Hunter College. Jack Barrymore rests with Jungle fever in Los Angeles. Lindbergh predicts faster mail between coasts. Tommy Watson may dine at the White House. he lost a leg in a streetcar crash. John Bush finds a laundry with a $50 shirt reward. T. N. Tanner, veteran of Lee, contemplates a second marriage after a divorce. Lady Rhondda argues that career women can be strong mothers in London.
A fragment invites continuation of a serial with questions about Sheila's fate and a couple named Fanny and David considering a move west. The teaser asks if Sheila will recover and whether the couple abandons their plan, prompting readers to await the next chapter.
A humorous exchange about differences between husbands and wives cites a Tit-Bits quotation. The line contrasts modern perceptions with playful wit, reflecting domestic humor.
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In a snowy tale, Stumpy the three legged muskrat watches predators from a white landscape. He spots Shadow the Weasel in white coat and learns danger lurks as he explores near Smiling Pool. The encounter ends with Stumpy plunging into Laughing Brook.
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