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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1930
Page
4
A partial readable snippet from the Amarillo Globe includes numeric digits and stray characters. The fragment lacks clear events or named entities to summarize into a full item.
The piece notes a ten point Russo Chinese protocol near peace with Troops and officials recalled and consuls restored. It highlights world pressure from the Pact of Paris and a leviathan airship telephone link showing wireless telephony advances between ship and shore and plane and ship.
A Popular Biography writer recounts how Dr Japold Stokowski of the Philadelphia Orchestra tried to rebuke late arriving patrons by delaying the start of a concert. Only two musicians appeared at first, then others filed in slowly as he conducted, with exits and returns in small groups. The audience noted the rebuke, but it apparently had little effect.
Guidance on teaching children to value and handle books. Allan's love for worn paper pages shows the need for sturdy bindings and orderly shelves. Parents should model gentle care, avoid scolding, and establish a habit of returning books to a designated shelf.
In Lewisburg Pennsylvania on January 1 near 100 year old fan Mrs Jane Himmerich celebrates longevity with cheerfulness a busy life and healthy routines. A local supporter of Bucknell University she follows its athletic events with steady interest.
Anne Wilmot, a New York society beauty, resists an arranged marriage to a rich suitor and visits railroad magnate Leon Morse at his Sierra mountain lodge. After a solitary walk she returns mud spattered, provoking Morse's anger as he recalls warning against going into the mountains alone.
Ruth Cross presents a tense domestic scene where Anne deflects Leon Morse with psychology and charm. Aunt Emily warns of ruin if Morse is lost while Anne schemes to secure his fortune and status. The tension shifts to Morse's resolve as he prepares to challenge to win his place tomorrow.
Washington Day Book notes redesigned West Wing flow improves crowd movement and keeps visitors briefed. A single path from entrance to back lawn creates orderly photo sessions, with faster handshakes and direct exits to the street, pleasing delegates and guards.
The piece notes a shift as 100 lunch rooms closed while over 250 drug stores open in business and manufacturing districts. Many dispense little real medicine, selling sandwiches and soft drinks with instant service. The Times Square area hosts drug stores that avoid prescriptions and cosmetics, catering to workers who seek anonymity and speed.
H D Gal breath, 1015 West Seventh Avenue, is recovering at St Anthony's hospital with a broken left leg and other injuries after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by E J Stoops, 1823 North Mirror Street. The crash occurred at Northeast Third Avenue and Mirror Street when Stoops turned left. No arrests. Stoops uninjured.
In a Green Forest tale from 1930, Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel wins a house dispute with Spooky the Screech Owl. Farmer Brown's Boy builds a duplicate, Happy Jack moves in, Spooky searches for mice, and both settle with clear possession of their chosen homes.
A showman’s meticulous diaries will be condensed into two volumes after Belasco’s passing. Arrangements for publication are already in place. A whimsical aside notes a gentleman to a lady near a hat store and a dessert called Tea Cream Jeritza with ice cream, chocolate, and meringue.
A youthful Calvin Coolidge began in piece work making baby wagons at age 13. It marked his first contact with industrial labor and his initial wage earning job, with him saving most of his earnings.
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