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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe established February 20 1924 prints evenings except Saturdays, connected with The Globe-News Publishing Co. Editorial staff includes Gene Howe as publisher and editor and Wilbur C Hawk as general manager. Associated Press member. July 23 1930 date shown.
The piece profiles Clint C. Small as a seasoned, level headed candidate for governor. It highlights his pledge to end partisan strife, enforce existing laws, and promote tax reform, road building, and教育 funding. It underscores his support for prohibition and a pro industry, frugal approach to state growth.
Mary Lou ends her engagement with Tony over a temporary pact and accepts Brynmor proposal. She returns from London to prepare for marriage while still loving Tony. A last lunch with Tony, a gift, and a promise to signal with Gay Girl set the stage for a dramatic tomorrow chapter.
Washington letter by Kirke Simpson reflects on James G Harbord and a War College lecture about the American Expeditionary Forces. Dawes organized a symposium of Harbord addresses, aiming to measure the army’s accomplishments and the memories of those who served “over there.”
London traveler C O McIntyre recalls a foot journey through Limehouse and Limehouse Docks Road revealing Limehouse life, cockneys, pubs, and the contrast with fashionable Mayfair and Middle-class districts while celebrating the vibrancy and grit of east London streets.
Mrs Agnes Lyne writes of a girl named Marcia excited for a farm visit after school ends. The piece notes how anticipation can dull current learning and urges balancing present growth with future pleasures.
Puzzle presents a jumble of crossed clues with numbered horizontals and verticals. Readable entries include brief synonyms and common terms like rower blade animal and other compact word clues. The grid hints at a standard newspaper style puzzle with mixed difficulty.
In Thornton W. Burgess tale, Egret heals his wounded wing and is cared for by Farmer Brown’s Boy. The boy unties the bird and Egret soars away, seemingly bidding farewell at the Smiling Pool before heading toward the Big River. The boy hopes no harm comes to the bird as he releases him.
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