Amarillo Globe Ad Details Price and Format
Classified snippet from Amarillo Globe lists a price of 325 with a 1.00 amount and a code or identifier 6262 under a ve ve /62H2 header or classification.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1931
Page
4
Classified snippet from Amarillo Globe lists a price of 325 with a 1.00 amount and a code or identifier 6262 under a ve ve /62H2 header or classification.
The piece notes Sinclair Lewis's Stockholm acceptance speech attacking U.S. literary standards. George Bernard Shaw weighs in praising Lewis’s ridiculing approach, saying Americans adore ridicule and that Shaw has mocked the United States as villagers and 100 percent American as 99 percent an idiot. The column questions what kind of folks Americans are given these views and Lewis’s global fame.
The piece reviews Ernest Minor Patterson book The World's Economic Dilemma and argues for a broad panoramic view of global forces shaping the economy. It calls for a neutral business staff and restrained political leadership to craft an overarching economic platform beyond party politics.
Boston University President Daniel L Marsh notes a sense of humor is essential to a healthy life. Laughter expands lungs and activates the heart, releasing stress and improving social and emotional well being.
Fanny Frost endures life under her mother in law while her husband David remains distant. Her close confidant Bob Daniels loves her, yet Bob plans to flee his unhappy marriage to Leila. On Halloween night David plans to take Fanny to a grand Bennett estate party, a moonlit rendezvous that could redefine longing and loyalty.
Fanny gains courage to challenge her domineering mother-in-law Mrs. Frost while grappling with marital strain. She confesses a $500 gambling loss and bank overdraft as David hides his frustration, paying for clothes and debts, and the couple clashes over responsibility and pride. Sheila is briefly left with relatives as tensions deepen.
Sunday feature invites readers to suggest the origins of phrases and customs. Russ Murphy of The Globe invites ideas and promises illustrated answers in the series.
A New York chronicle compares songwriters’ collapse to the switch from silent film to talkies. After two prosperous years, talkie revues emptied writing rooms, sending composers like Irving Berlin and Kern toward Hollywood, then tightening fortunes forced many back to lean times and downbeat prospects.
A Grand Trunk passenger train struck a car in Harvey at a grade crossing killing nine of ten people in the auto. Three month old Lorraine Olason survived, found unharmed in a snow ditch. The car carried 200 feet down the track. Lorraine’s mother possibly saved her.
The Associated Press reports from Washington New York Santa Fe and other cities. Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth seeks an intro to Alexander Legge at the White House reception. Dudley Field Malone welcomes a ten pound son. Jacqueline Gauley enjoyed Christmas and New Year at sea aboard the De Grasse. Osborne C Wood promoted to colonel adjutant general of New Mexico National Guard. Arthur Hammerstein reveals a $1 350 000 loss and contemplates retirement.
A narrator reflects on potential consequences of delaying action on an overdraft as events unfold. The scene hints at Fanny’s readiness for a misadventure sparked by David’s outburst and sets up tomorrow’s chapter.
A crossword puzzle appears simple yet proves challenging with clues across and down. Readers are invited to solve entries such as young cow derby dressed spoken to sin lemoned fruit apportion constellation jewel severed loiter never to think and more within a grid of themed hints.
Jumper the Hare flees two explosions in the snow then meets Thunderer and Mrs. Grouse who explain their use of snowshoes to move across soft powder. They discuss the storm, snow tracking, and plan to forage for buds while avoiding predators.
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