Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Pricing 1930
The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo Daily News publish in Amarillo Texas with evening and Sunday editions. The caption notes founding date February 20 1924 and second class matter status. Publisher Gene Howe and editor, general manager roles are listed along with Associated Press attribution. Subscription rates are shown for various timeframes and combinations. The document is dated Thursday July 24 1930.
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Globe-News Publishing Co
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo urged to form municipal band and park concerts
Amarillo residents debate creating a municipal band to provide evening concerts in parks like Elwood and Sanborn while promoting public swimming lessons offered by Red Cross and Boy Scouts at Gem Lake. The column questions leadership and notes Bobby Jones credits luck and fate for his golf success.
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Amarillo
Elwood
Sanborn
Panhandle
Red Cross Know
Boy Scout
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Gem Lake
Bobby Jones
St. Andrews
Bobby
Interlochen
Gandhi as a milder St George opposing western machines
Glenn Frank portrays Mahatma Gandhi as an 80 year old Indian leader imprisoned by Britain for opposing machine civilization. He argues Gandhi seeks a machineless India, fears centralized industry, and envisions salvation through the spinning wheel and spiritual renewal. He even fantasizes Gandhi debating Western industrial captains.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Glenn Frank
Gandhi
India
Owen D. Yout
A Nice Girl Comes to Town and a Drunken Revel
Tony Titherington crashes Brynmor’s bachelor dinner for Mary Lou’s wedding, then roams London clubs in a drunken scramble to forget Mary Lou. He bursts into song, hurls a champagne glass, is ejected, and ends the night in a coffee stall with strangers and a hurdy gurdy man.
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Mary Lou
Brynmor
Tony
London
Titherington
Brynsor
Mr. Titherington
Emerald Dragon
Clarice
Continent
Gwendolyn Carruthers
Gwendolyn
Mary
Paradise
Jeffersons Manual Sparks Senate House Courtesy Debate
Washington letter notes Jeffersons manual guides courtesy rules but not formal Senate or House rules. Vice President Curtis overrules Norris on criticizing longworth and auction of speaker. Longworth notes two possible paths for house practice while affirming adherence to the manual. The house approves the reply to Curtis fiat.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
House
Congress
Jefferson
Senate
Curtis
Norris
Longworth
Fens
Ohio
Fess
Spe
Visitor Falls Under Spell of The Strand
In a London stroll along The Strand, the writer muses on its charm and history. He recalls Garrick, Disraeli, Hood, and old Adelphi Terrace while noting Fleet Street’s journalist culture and bustling street life. The piece winds toward a nightclub scene with a wedding-day distraction and a cliffhanger ending.
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O. C. McIntyre
London
Samuel Pepys
Strand
Broadway
Thames
Adelphi
Covent Garden
Essex Street
Savoy
Cecil
Romano’s
Jane
Charing Cross Station
Adelphi Terrace
Terrace
Garrick
Disraeli
James Street
Robert Street
Thomas Hood
Charing Cross
Whitehall
Fleet Street
Park Row
Christopher Wren
Helping the Only Child by Handling Family Growth
Mrs Agnes Lyne counsels parents on adopting or fostering siblings to curb the only child’s self-centeredness. She suggests nursery school, inviting playmates, and including other children in trips to teach sharing and consideration, balancing costs with social development.
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Agnes Lyne
Five Crows and a Lesson on Risk in a London Jest
The tale follows Blacky the Crow and family life with five youngsters amid adventures in London’s streets. A venturesome chick eyes the ground and Farmer Brown’s Boy, nearly tipping from the nest, underscoring caution and curiosity in a childlike world.
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Alway
Mother Crow
Crow
Farmer Brown
Blacky
Almot
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Know This Villain
Crossword clues list a mix of horizontal and vertical entries with references to literature and wordplay. Items include hints like Lily maid of Astolat and Dark Continent, plus various definitions and wordplay prompts for answers across 80 positions and grid navigation.
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Astolat
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