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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1931

Page

4

The Amarillo Globe masthead and publishing note

A historical newspaper front matter from The Amarillo Globe dated February 20 1924 details publication details including the paper’s founding date second class matter status post office entry publisher editor and general manager. It also notes Associated Press affiliation and various subscription rates and combinations with The Amarillo Daily News.

Amarillo Texas Globe-News Pubiishing Co Sixth Fillmore Gene Howe Wilbur C. Hawk Associated Press

The Globe Announces Democratic Editorial Stance

The Globe, an independent democratic newspaper, states it publishes news impartially and supports what it believes to be right regardless of party politics on May 14, 1931.

Saas Enya the Globe News-Globe

Amarillo to join North Plains for Santa Fe line celebration

Amarillo will join North Plains tomorrow to celebrate the completion of the Santa Fe railroad line. Citizens plan a public program with Morse host city, expecting thousands of visitors and a strong Amarillo turnout. The High School band will accompany the delegation, with extra cars needed for band members.

Amarillo North Plains Morse Spearman Perryton Chamber of Commerce

Mass Production as Hope and Hazard in America

In the era before the crash mass production was praised as a path to higher wages shorter hours and lower prices. Glenn Frank argues that while it lifted living standards it could become a hangman’s noose unless the new liberalism backs the new capitalism. The piece notes the shift from faith in mass production to disillusionment among both executives and workers.

Glenn Frank America Russia McClure

Memories at Sunrise in Villa Rosa

Nora Lake wakes in Villa Rosa Florence valley view with blood red roofs and Arno below as dawn paints cypress shadows. memories clash with stillness as painter Nicholas Thayer’s presence stirs jealousy and mystery about their visit while Magdalenna resists intrusion.

Villa Rosa Nora Lake Magdalenna Nora Florence Nicholas Thayer Pensione Solito

Lost in a Narrow Wild Garden

Nora recalls a morning in a sun drenched villa garden with a plaster faun and a roaming snake. She reflects on her father’s restlessness, their penniless adventurer life, and a moment of ecstatic, bird filled morning turned to the touch of wet grass.

Nora

Nora and the Summer of Wandering in Sussex

Nora recalls travels with her father through Europe, meeting rector Mr Frewen in a Sussex village where she finds a home. A pale boy named Jonathan Thayer teases elder figures, yearns to be a poet, and hints at magical yet fleeting connections before the dream fades back to Italy.

Julian Lake Nora England Magdalenna Sussex London Julian Jonathon Thayer Thayer Italy

Delirious Tales From Sailors And Folk Speech

An old gloss on how the word delirious may derive from Latin delirus meaning uncultivated mind. The piece notes that sailors returning with remarkable yarns sparked the phrase fish story as a label for incredible tales from the sea.

Salt Creek saga ties Clay speech to river bribery

The account claims Henry Clay was invited to speak at an Ohio political meeting. Democratic rivals allegedly bribed the captain of an Ohio River boat to steer upriver toward Salt Creek long enough to delay Clay. Since then the phrase up Salt Creek has marked political dilemmas.

Henry Clay Ohio Salt Creek Clay

How Butter Began and Other Customs Beginnings

A feature from Metroparian Newspaper Service invites readers to submit ideas for the origins of customs and sayings. Tomorrow’s installments include How Butter Began Law of the Medes and Persians and Funeral Candles with a request for reader involvement.

Russ Murphy

Chorus Girls Out of Work Live on Hope

A 1931 McNaught Syndicate piece notes chorus girls face scarce jobs amid few Broadway shows. Top producers like Ziegfeld Carroll and White pick models for artists, with many women ending as wives or socialites. Anecdotes include Keats Speed, Irvin Cobb, and a Sealyham dog.

New York Ziegfeld Carroll White James Montgomery Flagg McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Pope Pius Talk Broadcast Planned Across WEAF Network

The WEAF coast to coast network will hook up for Pope Pius talk to world labor representatives from HVJ Vatican shortwave station. Program opens 10 AM CST with the pope speaking about 10:30 for an hour and a half. The report mentions NBC signing Dorothy Knapp for TV studio technique programs and other radio scheduling details.

New York WEAF Pope Pius HVJ Vatican City Dorothy Knapp Follies NBC

Crossword Puzzle Mostly Short Words Horizon ta Type of mix found in Kib erley

The puzzle lists across and down clues with numerous errors and misprints for short word solutions. Readable entries include 1A Sinclair Lewis character and 16 Auto with many distorted letters, while other entries reference common crossword items like curved line and opera box but are obscured by typos and spacing issues.

Kiberley

Flip Encounters a Kangaroo Rat Surprise

In a bedtime tale Flip the Terrier tracks curious sand mounds and discovers a striped and tufted long-tailed newcomer unlike Robber the Rat. The strange kangaroo rat leaps with long hind legs, a hair coat, white pockets, and a yellowish head. The scene ends as Flip processes the marvel and anticipates more.

Flip Robber Farmer Brown H Ras Spiges Longfoot T. W. Burgess

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