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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1931
Page
4
The famed skull story stirs mystery as Article 246 of the Versailles Treaty is cited to demand its return to Britain. The case hinges on a claimed British ownership and German denial of knowledge, leaving an unresolved international riddle.
An analysis of public leadership amid rising demands for knowledgeable governance. It argues democracy relies on informed leaders and citizen patience, notes forces undermining reason, and ponders how public attitudes influence leadership and responsibility.
David Frost neglects his wife Fanny amid his mother’s hatred and Leila’s husband Bob falls for Fanny. She runs away, returns, then leaves for New York. In the city she works as a clerk, the couple divorces with custody to David. Fanny later sues a new romance with Garrett Wentworth as publisher.
Fanny Farnham presses a plan to see Sheila in Cloughbarre, arguing it harms no one and could aid the child, while Mrs. Frost and cousin Philbrick scrutinize a letter from Fanny to David Frost. Amid past separations and new hopes, Fanny’s quest confronts family secrecy and a looming birthday.
Garrett Wentworth aids Fanny with support as she urges a reunion with her daughter Sheila. Fanny contemplates seeking David’s mercy for a meeting, torn between past resentment and need to see Sheila, while grappling with the consequences of her decision to entrust the child to David.
Diary excerpt recounts Guava jelly breakfast from Pa peeta Tahita and a trip through New York nightlife. Mentions Mother Mandiebaum crooks era and famed dives like The Allen's and Haymarket. Notes Police Gazette roots and publisher Richard K. Fox in the 1870s.
C M McLain a 65 year old watchman at a state highway department warehouse north of Dallas was crushed against a box car and killed when an automobile skidded into the stalled train at a crossing where a hot box fire was being extinguished. H C Wilmuth the driver said mist obscured his vision and he did not see the train. His wife was cut and bruised but he was unhurt. They were en route from McKinney to Fort Worth.
Mrs Herman Juenk of Piggdale near Fredericksburg died after a kerosene can exploded while she tried to start a fire in a stove. She died soon afterward.
In Greenup Kentucky Stapf’s parlor issued 448 marriage licenses and aided elopers at odd hours. the 448th went to John V McEntee and Lucy Caldwell, wed by Rev Edgar Sidle. Oklahoma City reports a 91 year old groom to 19 year old Bertha Eckart seeking blessings for a new union. In San Antonio Atlahuca Mexico a witch promised to leave town after police intervention. New York studies show English and Welsh women and men live longer than Americans. In St Petersburg Florida Frank Hynes scored a birdie on his first hole after a pro lesson. In Rockland Maine Almon Spear crushed a car crank, injuring his arm. In Buffalo New York Rev Emil Beck’s theft prevention thwarted thefts at St Francis Xavier church via a money receptacle alarm system catching a thief.
In a 1931 Burgess tale, Whitey endures hunger and risk to hunt rats at Farmer Brown's barn. Jumper the Hare cautions trust, while Whitey hones patience, finally spotting and dropping multiple rats near the straw stack before dozing off.
A vintage critique traces early glossy scandal periodicals, naming pseudonym Paul Prowler and social figures like Hope Williams Marie Cahill Vera Maxwell Richard Carle. It notes Maxwell as the Dorothy Parker of Paris parties and jokes about gossip and marriage, with McIntyre praised by a journalism school pamphlet.
A dense puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues for a hidden name crossword. Includes numbered entries such as One and one Thrived exclamations places you must fill, plus various short clues for words like Sun god recede mark of a blow and more. The grid references many common nouns adjectives and proper nouns across 64 entries.
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