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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1931
Page
4
Paramount Publix announced Amarillo will receive a major show house to be built by local businessmen at Ninth Avenue and Polk Street. The projected cost is about 400000 with plans to show only high class pictures and stage attractions, boosting tourism and local entertainment.
Glenn Frank argues that marketing the farmer's goods ties to industrial production and national buying power. He urges scientific production, nationwide cooperative distribution, and broad sharing of purchasing power to avoid a frozen surplus and a backfire in the economy.
The Rev. J. F. Sherwood, possibly the oldest Methodist minister in Texas, died in Dallas aged 88. Funeral services were planned for Thursday in Terrell conducted by Rev. W. L. Duttle. A separate note mentions a 1.9 million candlepower searchlight project and police attention to rum-running signals. Wisconsin spent 90 million dollars on gasoline last year per the state oil department.
In Merrow Crag the estate of Annabelle Querdling a murder unfolds in the garden scene. Marjorie Blake testifies about the household, staff and visitors including Evelyn and Lionel Duckworth, Major Gresham, Dr Netherton and the gardener as the police piece together who killed Annabelle and moved the fatal seat to ensure the statue struck at the wrong target.
A New York Park Avenue feature notes encroachment by theaters and cinemas threaten its shopping prestige, while detailing rents and wealth on the stretch between 84th and 90th as plans to keep entertainment out are debated.
A feature on ancient etiquette and the origins of magical curses and modern swearing. The piece discusses how fear of words shaped rude or injurious acts and hints at a future installment exploring beginnings of etiquette and the symbol "&."
A dense puzzle fragment lists horizontal clues and scattered entries including terms like deeds wood fibers inherent salt trees and gateway to Buddhist temple, along with many stray letters and numbers, presenting an unclear interwoven crossword with partial words and nonstandard lines.
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