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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1931
Page
4
A garbled Amarillo Globe text fragment shows scattered digits and letters, offering little readable context. The scrambled snippet contains stray numbers and stray letters with no identifiable people events or places.
P. S. Harrison argues advertising policy harms Paramount Publix revenue and brand value, warning dividends may vanish if changes are not made. Denver and Cleveland editors urge exhibitors to offer free ad reels to prove public disinterest, while religious journals condemn ad driven films. Judge John M. Woolsey comments on marriage as antagonistic cooperation.
Glenn Frank argues that true progress will not come from popular movement crowds led by emotion. He cites Bernard Shaw on a runaway cow as a metaphor and urges calm, concentrated planning, pooling brains across sectors to tackle economic issues rather than torch lit marches.
Pereval Christopher Wren chronicles John St. Clair alias John Waye Vanderleur St. Clair a millionaire believed dead who escapes prison with fellow convict Kid Mailes to pursue vengeance for Rosemary Waye St. Clair's abduction and murder. The tale centers on his crimes disguises alliances with Williams H. William and his wife and a dream that spurs a renewed life of crime ending with a move toward Chicago and Canada.
A Globe feature explains the origins of phrases and terms. It traces the Duke of Orleans use of profligate to describe wicked companions then links a trivet to a three legged stand and the word manus for man to man a boat and goat. The notice invites readers to send ideas for future installments.
New York report notes the Cloud Club on the Chrysler Building 6th floor with 110 members and daily visits by Schwab Chrysler Gimble and Bache. Women barred except Saturdays in summer. Article sketches flaneur social life, Jewish night culture, and a vivid NYC milieu.
In Asheville North Carolina on May 4 three youths died when their airplane crashed in a field near Fletcher. The victims were Graham Gardner son of Dr G D Gardner hospital proprietor Paul Yow a parachute jumper and Sam McMillan a passenger.
Mrs Thelma Pender Newberry aged 16 filed for divorce from her 18 year old husband Ben Frank Newberry after she says he slapped her and sent her back to her parents in Macon Georgia.
The notice lists Paris opening of the International Exposition talks with President Doumergue on May 8 15 and a May 24 Eiffel Tower originating program on Fashion Predictions by Paul Poiret plus a May 14 radio roundup with Stanley Smith and others. Also Otto Gray and his Cowboy Band at WLW from May 11 and a Boston shortwave broadcast agreement for aviation radio. Majestic ads promote radios priced 69 50 to 149 50 by Amarillo Electric Company.
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In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale, a great flying machine arrives near the Green Meadows and Old Orchard. Farmer Brown's Boy and cousin Tom greet the aviator as fear yields to curiosity among the little people and pets. Farmer Brown is invited to a journey to the Far West in the machine.
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