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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe and The Globe-News Publishing Co report the daily paper operation details for 1930. The notice lists editors, managers, and Associated Press affiliation along with subscription rates for carriers and mail. It notes publication timing and the Friday date July 25, 1930.
Paul Blanshard opens a conference defining racketeering as parasitic grafting profits from others’ industry. The piece surveys crime, cosmetics culture, Gandhi Irwin salt talks, and quotes Olga Stastny Cobb and Scott on gender issues, presenting a broad snapshot of social currents and tensions.
On the eve of her marriage to Brynmor, Mary Lou confronts love and fate alongside Tony Titherington. A plane skywrite gesture looms as a bittersweet finale unfolds while nerves mount in a bustling Leslie household and a crowded church awaits.
On the church steps Dr Leslie frets over a tight frock coat while his daughters mingle. Outside, Mary Lou in a white gown awaits, hesitating at the taxi as Jay urges speed. A plane circles overhead, fulfilling a promise seen in the sky.
London’s kerb merchants and street performers paint the city’s raw life with humor and bustle. The piece sketches hawkers, toy sellers, fish bait peddlers, and a chorus of street minstrels, noting optimism amid squalor and foggy, atmospheric streets.
Washington Letter recalls how the White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue became a focal point for parades and pickets from suffragists to unemployed demonstrators. Police sometimes jailed activists, while women led silent orations year after year.
A frightened young Crow falls from the nest and is rescued by Farmer Brown's Boy who considers keeping him as a pet. The Crow, named Jim Crow, adjusts to life on the farm, meets Bowser and Flip, and joins the household while Mother Brown doubts the outcome as Cubby Bear’s mischief looms.
Gorchia Your Child Your Child by Alice Judson Peale argues that letting children take small risks builds bodily skill and reduces long term fear. Mothers should supervise closely yet allow exploration, using stairs swings and simple playground equipment to teach dexterity with minimal harm.
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