Globe News publication notice and masthead from 1930
Amarillo Globe publishing information for 1930 shows February 26 founding, second class matter status, evening edition with Sunday morning content, and staff roles for GENE HOWE and WILBUR C. HAWK. Subscription rates and delivery instructions are listed, including the combined Globe and Daily News offer and special delivery service details.
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Amarillo School Board Debates Armory Expenditure
The Amarillo school board weighs a $25,000 armory for military training within a $550,000 bond plan. Site costs could push total to $35,000 or more, sparking public input as debates over policy and future yearly costs continue ahead of Friday’s meeting.
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Amarillo
MANKIND'S SPARE HOURS By Glenn Frank
A critique of adult education arguing democracy hinges on the average citizen's spare time. It outlines daily burdens that consume leisure and limit attention to larger issues. The piece cites John Drinkwater and Norman Angell to stress that keeping citizens alert in their margins sustains democratic vitality.
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Nice Girl Comes To Town In A Summer Romance
Mary Lou Leslie’s affair with Brynmor Whittamore strains as she arrives in London to chase life with Tony Titherington. Brynmor discovers Clarice Day and Freddy Mason’s schemes, while Mary Lou tries on dramatic gowns at Jay’s shop, embracing a glamorous new identity she can barely afford.
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Tony Titherington
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Ethelberta
Maysie Greig
Dancing Plans With Tony Titherington Text
Mary Lou chats with Tony and his servant Wallis, rehearsing a social calendar from a ball to a freak party and a Berkeley dinner dance, while the pair discuss engagement and secrets as their plans unfold through a sequence of social engagements and a looming Sunday event.
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Tony
Lady Hay
Gwendolyn Carruthers
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Fitzroy Street
Would Thumbs Nose at Glass Covered Phone
An Atlantic voyage tale surveys shipboard types from art dealers to a mysterious glamour girl and a chatty crew aboard. The piece notes the nuisance of ship telephones and recalls a cast of social caricatures, ending with a cliffhanger about Mary Lou and Tony and a forthcoming chapter.
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Birthday of King Honored in Washington Diplomatic Toasts
In a gray stone mansion on Massachusetts Avenue the Canadian legation hosted King George V’s 65th birthday observing with 45 diplomats in dress uniforms. Guests included Vincent Massey, Michael MacWhite, and Sir Ronald Lindsay as the British and other empire officials toasted His Majesty and then the U S President Herbert Hoover. The event, once at the British embassy, moved to the Canadian legation due to embassy renovations and honored Massey, set to become Canada’s high commissioner in London.
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A Famous Statesman Crossword Puzzle Clue List
Yesterday's puzzle yields scattered clues and partial answers for a large themed crossword. Readable entries include references to William Jennings Bryan and various vertical and horizontal hints covering words from politics, chemistry, geography, and common nouns with several missing/obscured letters.
Peter Rabbit and Mrs Muskrat at Smiling Pool
A bedtime tale follows Peter Rabbit as he dares return to the Smiling Pool after Mrs Muskrat’s temper flare. He learns Jerry Muskrat has moved to a bank home for safety and warns Peter to avoid Mrs Muskrat while the babies adjust.
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NCE UPON A TIME Daniel Guggenheim Pioneer Miner and Philanthropist
Daniel Guggenheim, a multimillionaire philanthropist, worked in western mining camps sleeping in tents or wagons. He also worked in his father's wholesale embroidery shop.
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Daniel Guggenheim
The Last Laugh Scotsman and American Exchange
A brief comic exchange contrasts a Scotsman admiring a building with an American boasting of many larger structures, culminating in the Scotsman remarking the building is an asylum.
GRANDMOTHER S DARLING TALES OF LOVE AND LOSS
A grandmother’s excessive indulgence shapes Nancy into a darling child who thrives on attention until her grandmother dies at nine. The bereavement triggers emotional withdrawal and misdirected attachment, prompting a country retreat that restores stability and reveals the danger of dependent affection in children.
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Peale
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