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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1932
Page
4
A fragment from The Amarillo Globe shows subscription options and rates for various terms. The text mentions one week and three months plans, with prices listed alongside department references and combined subscriptions with The Amarillo Daily News.
In Quebec five lumbermen arrested by detectives for attempting to hang a boss save the detectives from drowning when the ice breaks on a frozen river. They accompany the detectives to jail and their leniency may depend on the court's view of the act. The incident raises questions about mercy in law.
Glenn Frank argues modern Americans are mobile across states and nations while government remains fixed locally. Delocalized interests weaken localized democracy, creating political futility as people invest power in distant legislatures. The piece cites Wells on migratory society and calls for new political methods.
Vivian Matthews moves through a tangled web of money vows and secret loves. Kentworth Hillman Johns Offers her a Paris divorce and one hundred thousand dollars to wed him, while Aurelia Jansen returns and Vivian seeks solace with Mann Barkow. A bright new two seater ignites longing.
Vivian buys an orange two seat airplane from Mann Barkow and learns to fly under his instruction. Kent, her husband, shows detached concern as Vivian revels in the lift of flight while personal tensions simmer at home.
A reader prompt outlines the How It Began series asking for origins of common phrases. It explains a Rostrum term and the phrase ugly as sin and invites submissions to illustrate etymologies in future installments.
A light, breezy New York diary entry recounts strolling through the arts scene. The writer meets actors, writers, and a painter and notes social circles in early 20th century Manhattan with playful jabs at fame and fortune.
The Vatican change moved the next US broadcast to Feb 12 at 5 AM on WEAF NBC WABC and WJZ NBC networks featuring the Papal benediction marking the tenth anniversary of the Pope's coronation. Program lineups include William Hard from Geneva at 5:30, Toscha Seidel at 10:45, and Frank Mills’ band, with Lawrence Tibbett and Guy Lombardo also listed among the day’s offerings.
Peter Rabbit peers into the Farmer Brown porch area in moonlit night to investigate tracks of Jimmy Skunk and the possibility that the Skunk family is wintering under the porch. He weighs risk as distant owl calls fade and cautious steps lead toward the hidden den.
In Ham Fisher's studio the veteran comic artist Joe Palooka receives guidance from Carl Flagg who insists on finishing the panel. The Waldorf Hotel features the world’s largest Persian rug, handmade by 30 weavers in ten months with 12,600,000 knots. A light note on a debutante’s crested Long Island stationery and a Capitol scribble telegram conclude the piece.
Nine men were rescued as their vessel sank. The survivors were picked up by the American steamer Flourspar from the British auxiliary schooner Ruth F. reported as a liquor runner from St. John’s Newfoundland. The Cape Race radio relay noted the rescue occurred about 100 miles southeast of St. Pierre and Miquelon.
A compact crossword item listing across and down clues with numbers and partial word hints. Includes U S Open 1931 reference and multiple fills such as across entries like 1 U S Open champion 1931, 6 feminine, 12 person of low mentality, 13 bird of the night, 15 small piece, 17 wand, 20 winged, 22 black, 24 solitary, 25 to elude, 29 African tree, 80 lock openers, 81 courage, 52 smaller etc. vertical clues include science of plants, you and me, increase in size, and many more cryptic style hints.
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