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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1931
Page
4
A fragmented listing shows pricing for a periodical service with references to monthly, yearly, and Sunday editions. Numerical values indicate per month and yearly rates, but the OCR lacks complete context and entity clarity. The readable fragments imply subscription costs and publication cadence without full details.
Amarillo police department prepared new traffic cards for all motorists detailing local regulations. They emphasize speed limits parking rules and safety tips with free distribution at the police station to educate drivers and reduce accidents. The message underlines car financing trends and the public attitude that the car comes first in economic cycles.
Glenn Frank argues that economic policy shapes marriage and family life. He warns that delayed marriage due to finances fuels experimentation and divorce rhetoric, suggesting sound economic conditions are needed to stabilize the institution of marriage.
In a convoluted tale from Lincoln, Jack Winslow and Elsa Gray uncover a Dope ring link between Arnold Winslow and Dr. Kane. A deadly carbon monoxide plan, a fire extinguisher with fingerprints, and a staged shadow dance reveal the truth. Elsa and Jack plan to wed as Inspector Mitchell closes the case.
A reader invitation from Russ Murphy at The Globe asks for ideas on the origins of familiar proverbs and customs. The column promises illustrated answers in a continuing series, inviting submissions about how other sayings began.
New York veteran writer recalls Park Row as a once lively hub for reporters and editors. The Pulitzer building stands as a memory while The Sun and The World moved on. Doc Perry's drug store and Ham and Dolan's are relics of a fading era as suburban readers replace local scribes. Names like Richard Harding Davis and Albert Payson Terhune evoke bygone gloss.
The Boys and Girls World Club and Hi-League of Buchanan Street Methodist Church host a Friday program at 5 30 p m in the Buchanan Street School auditorium. Contents include songs tableaux readings pantomimes and two plays The Unexpected Arrival of Aunt Matilda Brown and The Sniggles Family with a cast list announced by Rev J B Huckabee and performers Joe Copeland Max Long Rachel McDowell Glyndor Calvert and others.
A garbled crossword list from a school page presents clues and answers for a wide range of entries. Across hints include places, people, objects, and abstract notions while vertical clues add names and traits, forming a challenging puzzle narrative.
Peter Rabbit sneaks toward Buster Bear's den in the Green Forest while the bear hibernates. A faint sound unsettles Peter, and he retreats in fear fearing discovery. He later concludes Buster's sleep is shallow enough to wake with noise, unlike deeper sleepers.
A 1931 column surveys New York nightlife from Hahn's to Broadway, noting impecunious pamphleteers and a drifting artistic order. It mentions Lou Holt, Elsie Janis predicting Holz’s rise, and the bootblack near Metropolitan as a city stereotype, ending with a wary tone on social decay.
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