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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
6
Fragment from Amarillo Globe issue outlines publication terms and staff details, including editors, managers, and AP affiliation. It lists post office filing date, publication schedule, and subscription pricing, reflecting a historic newspaper front matter style.
Next Monday is the final date for payment of city taxes without penalty. The extension from January 31 to June 30 gives five more months to pay, but failure to meet this deadline could put taxes on the delinquent list. The city may be forced to borrow for operating expenses if payments lag.
Glenn Frank argues for diversifying farm product use beyond food to relieve farmer distress. He urges exploring nonfood outlets, waste utilization, new processing methods, and crops meeting industrial needs. He notes prosperity requires farm and factory growth together.
On her first day in London Mary Lou Leslie reshapes her social circle by meeting Brynmor Whittamore, cousin Jay Jerome, and famous amateur pilot Tony Titherington. Tony promises city tours and parties while hinting he has no plans to marry, leaving Mary Lou eager for romance and uncertain about her future.
Washington notes Rep. Franklin Fort of New Jersey made a January stump speech about repeal versus retention of the Eighteenth Amendment. He argued the primary contest centers on prohibition itself, insisting the issue is whether the amendment should stand or go, with Fort claiming others also favor repeal. The bystander records question if Morrow Frelinghuysen and Kelly share Fort’s framing.
On the Atlantic voyage home, renowned artists including Giovanni Martinelli Pavel Ludikar Antonin Dardenne Tran tol, Alexandre Kurganoff, Pierre Luboshutz, Jean Bedetti, Paul Kochanski, Maria Karenko, and Maurice Yvain performed aboard a charity concert for seamen’s orphans. Master of ceremonies Henry Sellers collected $200 for the fund as the ship neared Le Havre. The writer observes the era’s opera finances amid a market downturn and notes personal anecdotes about a dog and Edna Ferber.
A compact listing of horizontal and vertical crossword clues from Variety Bazaar. Includes entries such as Food and To hamper for horizontal, and Sated with pleasure and To unknit for vertical.
A juvenile tactic of temper and manipulation is examined as a child learns to use spasmodic crying and threats of illness to gain control. The piece notes how a stern nurse debunked the ploys by isolating the child for a private consequence, ending the behavior. It emphasizes that such habits arise from frustration and become purposeful tools unless thwarted by consistent, non-rewarding response.
Jerry Muskrat arrives at a snug bank home to find his family hidden behind Mrs Muskrat. He discovers naked squirming babies and realizes they are his, yet he feels ashamed and unsettled by the sight. The tale ends with Jerry questioning his pride as he contemplates fatherhood.
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