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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1930
Page
4
The provided text outlines publication details for the Amarillo Globe News with dates, ownership, and distribution notes. It lists founding date February 20 1924 and indicates its relation to The Amarillo Daily News, plus staff roles and AP affiliation.
Home and Field notes a rising universality in dress, furniture, and thought across England, France, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, America, and Russia. Advances in air travel, radio, and communication accelerate adoption of contemporary styles worldwide, suggesting eventual erasure of even racial distinctions as languages and borders fade.
A summary of Dr Henry Wireman Cook's June Nation's Business article listing nine modern plagues endangering health. From heredity neglect to noise diet caffeine smoking fast eating lack of exercise medical access poor education and spiritual unrest. The piece urges readers to act to counter these subtle forces of death.
In Chicago a court faces deciding whether Charles Evans Watkins or Edward Bamberger remains the baby of the correct family. Health officials rely on neurologist dermatologist and anthropologist to resolve the case after tape labels and blood tests fail to distinguish the infant twins born days apart.
Two armed men burst into Dr Christopher O Neil’s apartment in Chicago as the heat kept the door ajar and robbed him and his guests of jewelry valued over 16 000 dollars. The incident occurred on a hot July night when the door was left open. Police reported no one injured.
Mary Lou ends a pretend engagement with Tony and accepts Brynmor Whittamore in desperation. Tony then taunts her at the dance while battling lingering feelings, and a morning confrontation with Aunt Miss Titherington reveals Tony’s plan to reconcile. Tony contemplates his own hurt and the cause of Mary Lou’s sudden marriage resolution.
Washington mourns Herbert M. Lord, army paymaster and wartime finance head, a master of figures who guided billions in World War I and later directed the budget under Coolidge. His career began with public service on Nelson Dingley’s committee and rose through army pay corps to become director of the budget. Lord’s work alongside Dawes and his famed adding machine memory left a lasting mark on American finance.
In a brisk London dispatch the writer notes modernist revamps along Piccadilly and the Strand, unemployment woes at the Strand, and a crowded sense of slow recovery. He observes a beggar near Trafalgar Square and a swank-dressed newsie, while recalling the six month quarantine that separated his Cairn Scottie from his owner.
The head bell hop at Claridge's contemplates Mary Lou marrying someone else. He battles thoughts of losing his job should he wed, vows to confess to Mary Lou, then learns of urgent business that shifts his focus as he considers seeing Jay and Wallis for updates. NICE GIRL Page 11
Alice Judson Peale discusses preventing discouragement in children by matching tasks to ability, offering timely help, and building self confidence. She warns mothers to avoid over helping while ensuring children finish what they start, shaping resilience for future efforts.
A crossword puzzle layout lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbered entries such as tents grasp learning verb missile metal container above spar knapsack flower desolate and more across and down across clues include Buccinet kindled unhappy peg fish imitate stir hourly inlet existed pussy knots den den beer stag wiser gown and vertical clues include sea skeleton get up intellectual bag flavor leg foray oak kin high stylet registered for appointment catch thoughts water wheel verbal melodies breakwater orient eagle and definite article.
Egret the White Heron adapts to Farmer Brown's barn, enjoys daily fish, and longs to hunt. A bold young rat becomes curious about the pen with Egret, grows careless, and disappears after Egret’s late night supper. The tale ends with a warning about carelessness and safety.
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