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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 with second class matter status dated February 20 1924 at Amarillo post office Texas. Published evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co. Publisher and Editor Gene Howe General Manager Wilbur C Hawk.
Amarillo welcomes New Mexico guests and hails regional ties through tourism, fairs, and highways. The visit includes a nod to the First American celebration and a retracing trip in The Old Scout, a 1905 single cylinder car driven by Dwight B. Huss to mark 25 years of good roads progress.
Glenn Frank argues that Lenin never served as a prisoner of the majority when it contradicted proletarian principles. He warns modern leaders to avoid worshiping transient crowd whims and urges responsible guidance to prevent economic mismanagement driven by the many.
Paris correspondent notes the Cafe de la Paix corner as the liveliest and most democratic spot in Europe. Monarchs mingle with locals among 350 marble tables, with a diverse crowd, multilingual chatter, and a steady stream of patrons from morning to night. The piece contrasts glitz with vivid street scenes and social observations.
A 1931 Burgess tale follows Mrs Fleetfoot teaching twin Antelopes Kid and sister how to survive. Instant obedience signals, hiding, and the white tail patch guide their responses to danger. The tale emphasizes memory of lessons as a life saver.
Pierre Donovan, seeking Bruce Carey after a bank murder and theft, finds guidance from Jimmie Harrigan in Dripping Spring Nevada. The two discuss clues tying Colorado Bill and a man named Barnes to Bruce while warning of the desert’s dangers as they head toward Mother Mountain and Blackwater Tanks.
A feature tracing the origins of common sayings and myths. It explores beaver legends from (imagined) distant cultures, charms of the Gypsies, and the phrase mash as a flirtation cue. Readers are invited to send ideas for future installments and illustrations.
A nationwide radio broadcast from Soldiers Field Chicago will feature a 1200‑member orchestra and thousands of mixed voices for the Chicago Land Music Festival on August 22 at 8 PM WJZ NBC. It lists multiple artists and programs on WEAF WJZ and WBAC CBS through July 31 and September.
Horizontal clues list several entries including Title of an unmarried lady and Eagle's home with cross references. Vertical clues provide terms from haze to projection of a lock including Ireland and unit of electrical current. Yesterday's answer chosen.
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