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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1931
Page
4
The article notes Elsa Einstein, wife of Albert Einstein, gaining prominence through her own remarks. She calls the American home a housewife’s paradise and praises how American women balance household duties with civic and welfare work compared with European women.
President Glenn Frank argues state universities must provide liberal education while removing loafers from taxpayer funded campuses. Wisconsin adopts a three tier sophomore admission plan that grades student achievement and reserves four years of facilities for those who work hard. A Junior Graduate in Liberal Studies may be awarded to students who pass two years of work under the new policy.
Jimmie Haswell and Superintendent Richmond uncover that Green did not kill Miss Querdling and that his confession was forged. Marjorie Stirling and Dick Stirling reveal a secret love tied to Aunt Annabelle’s will and Netherton’s complicity. a later letter points to a deeper plot and a new suspect.
A fragment notes a request for ideas on how a custom or saying began and invites readers to write to Russ Murphy at The Globe for future narration. The text suggests a series exploring origins of phrases and customs with reader input.
A portrait of New York in the 1860s from C O McIntyre notes a 900000 plus population aiming for a million. Astor House on Broadway and Barclay anchors upper town crowds while Times Square-like growth and remote Polo Grounds mark the era.
The article urges parents to cultivate a child’s interest in living things through simple at home plant activities. It suggests window boxes, bulbs, seed sprouts, and water propagation to show growth, color, and fragrance to a lighted, accessible learning environment.
The tale shows Redshoulder the Hawk watching a farm for Rats while a henyard resounds with danger. A farmer with a gun waits unseen to strike as Redshoulder and a Rat near the henhouse face a sudden, tense moment during a quiet spring morning.
Chicago March 18 United Press reports social secretary Mrs. Maude Bouldin argues chinless men top popularity. She cites years observing farmers princes and millionaires and says the chinless youth with a receding lower jaw is quick in conversation has charm and good repartee.
A compact listing of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with entries such as Treatment given hands and nails and cluster of knots in wool fiber. Includes definitions for words like Morphed memorial and speedster, plus notes on wine cup and lasso.
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