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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1932
Page
4
The piece reflects on Annie Fellows Johnston author of the Little Colonel series and its place in juvenile literature. It notes the blend of magic and moral sweetness, compares it with Oz and Hollow Tree books, and honors works that enchant both children and adults while acknowledging the era’s limited literary canon.
Sir Harry Armstrong warns that criticism leads people away from friendship, describing it as a poor path to lasting personal bonds. His comments emphasize restraint and constructive dialogue in relationships.
A discussion on how modern physics alters public morals by shifting from old fixed laws to a microscopic view. The article notes the move from absolute to relative concepts, influencing everyday conduct and opinions beyond specialists.
In a Midwestern town Vivian Matthews, a doorstep find labeled a poor kid, endures whispered scorn from two flapper girls as she sits on a porch swing. She has never felt truly dressed up or liked, leaving her to confront small town judgments about her past and worth.
Vivian faces social pressures as Zeek Wales mocks her inferiority complex while Mary and Cubby Sullivan reveal their own views of beauty. The piece sketches small town relationships with Vivian's patrician features and a sense of longing.
Vivian recalls a tranquil twilight in a western hamlet as Kent Johns returns from college. Their banter reveals Vivian’s ache for love and fear of being forgotten, amid a town’s gossip about marriage and money and a hinted upcoming engagement.
Note outlines how the phrase hand in hand grew from early human bargaining and cooperation. The column promises tomorrow’s look at Set-To first perfumes and the concept of franchise. Readers are invited to send ideas to Russ Murphy and Reg Sen ashy at The News-Globe.
New York writer describes George M. Cohan as a good audience entertainer easily moved to tears and laughter. The piece notes other theater figures like Irvin Cobb, Meredith, and Frances Marion, with backstage glimpses of social life including Will Edrington and Thyra Winslow, ending with reflections on past stage works and a theatrical scene.
Reddy Fox darts into Farmer Brown's barn to escape two pursing dogs and hunters. Farmer Brown's Boy confronts trespassers and defends the fox's right to stay on the Old Pasture as fox chases unfold amid a tense farm scene.
Glee clubs and choirs from seven women's colleges will perform in a Monday afternoon recital series starting February 1. Wellesley kicks off the programs to be aired by WABC CBS in the afternoon.
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