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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1931
Page
4
An American traveler to Russia notes theaters display audience written critiques on large lobby boards. He argues critics overreach, audiences rely on them, and a public verdict at the box office already exists. The idea could curb hypocrisy, reward true talent, and engage patrons.
Philosopher’s ideas influence daily life through the pragmatism of James and Bergson and the practical Dewey. Truth is what works and life is a continuing experiment guiding modern conduct beyond rigid logic.
Venice Muir pursues a glamorous life in Paris while Rene de Thenardier dies by his own hand, sparking rumors of Venice’s influence. Letters from Nelly reveal engagement news and Lola hints at danger as Venice confronts a web of love, lies, and a hidden marriage involving Guy Bryson.
Radio listings from Christmas week in New York note Rainey’s plan to extend National Press Club greetings, broadcasts of Christ the King and Alladin and His Lamp, plus station lineups on WEAF WABC and WJZ. The narrative excerpt shifts to a fiction scene where Venice and Guy reconcile after a surprise visit from Guy’s wife.
Readers are invited to suggest how a custom or saying began. Send ideas to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky at The Globe-News to have them illustrated in a forthcoming series.
O. O. McIntyre recalls the Morning Telegraph in its East Thirty sixth Street home after 29 years at Eighth Avenue Fiftieth Street. He notes the paper as a training ground for illustrious journalists such as Alfred Henry Lewis and Heywood Broun, its rough but loyal staff, and its shift toward racing coverage while once serving Broadway theatre as a vibrant voice.
A tale unfolds in the Green Forest with Flip the terrier dancing as Aunty the smallest Possum clings to his back. Runty falls after Flip shakes him, then Flip gently returns Runty to Farmer Brown's Boy. Aunty survives, eyes bright, while siblings watch in astonishment and wonder what comes next. Farmer Brown's Boy recognizes Runty and the group contemplates Aunty's fate and possible pocket treats.
Puzzle grid and clues listed including horizontal and vertical entries such as Old capital of China and deified title of religious teacher of the Orient. Several numbered items reference numbers and word lengths with fragmented entries and legacy puzzle notes.
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