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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1930
Page
4
A terse Amarillo Globe entry notes a calendar snippet for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with a placeholder date and day of week, showing a regional brief item in the newspaper.
The piece argues that expansion of railroads utilities and industries hinges on both strong business investment and prudent individual spending. It warns against excessive caution that could cause stagnation and urges readers to balance prudence with willing spending to sustain prosperity nationwide.
The piece surveys historic and current struggles for freedom, focusing on Mahatma Gandhi's push for complete independence of India and renewed Philippine demands for sovereignty. It notes American influence in the Philippines, the likelihood of a near-term decision in Congress, and cites Targot’s dictum about colonies ripening like fruit.
Mrs Agnes Lyne outlines two nervous child types. One inherits a sensitive nervous system prone to fatigue and mood swings. the other is nervous due to environmental factors. She urges sun and fresh air, exercise, rest, proper diet, consistency, and balanced attention to keep both groups healthy.
Leon Morse, a railroad financier, hosts Anne Wilmot and her aunt at a Sierra mountain lodge. Morse plots to block a dam by bribing Scott Glenn, the young engineer, and offers to take over the project for a profit. Glenn remains noncommittal as negotiations begin.
Morse and Glenn clash over an irrigation project, Morse offering a bribe then losing control as Glenn refuses. The confrontation ends with Morse vowing to press ahead while Glenn hints at mountain grit and a looming dance at Burkhalter's as a backdrop for their next move.
Washington letter profiles Ruth Bryan Owen who talks with Herbert Plummer about her congress role. The 15 minute chat highlights her enduring enthusiasm, her view of public service, and her unusual mail as a mirror of district opinion. She notes the Norbeck bill and she distributes Congressional Records to libraries while acknowledging public interest limits.
Diary style column by O C McIntyre recounts NYC subway observations from 1930s era. Notes include photographs from Adolph Bernheimer, encounters with actors, shifts in subway manners, tipping trends at soda fountains, and a one-armed man unfolding an umbrella aboard a train.
United Press reports a Washington University study showing men spend 9172.25 monthly on sweets including ice cream and candy while women favor clothing cleaning and miscellany. Men drive to campus in 85 percent of cases, women 27 percent.
Icelandic writers and artists organized to unite Icelandic literary efforts. They elected famed writer Gunnar Gunnarson as president of the new union named Bandalag Islendskra Lista manna.
The fragment hints at a planned daring maneuver by Morse and Douglas, with the exact nature of the coup to unfold in the next installment. The narrator suggests Bretton knows nothing of these developments. Tomorrow's page is expected to reveal the full scheme and its risks.
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Farmer Brown's Boy suspects mice but finds Chatterer the Red Squirrel raiding the corncrib. He traps the culprit with a nonlethal box trap baited with nuts, while the cunning squirrel keeps still. The tale ends with the question of how the squirrel entered the corncrib.
A one armed war hero assisted a friend in a Brussels hotel and tied a meticulous evening bow with deft, swift fingers. In the theatre district a mounted patrolman's horse was injured by a car and shot by a police officer after the animal was deemed a danger in the emergency. Tears filled the crowd as the action unfolded and another officer ultimately fired the horse.
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