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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1932

Page

4

The Amarillo Globe Subscription Rates and Policy

The Amarillo Globe lists subscription rates for local and combined editions with daily morning and evening delivery. It notes independent democratic editorial stance and discusses a London magazine argument about arming police, contrasting British protections with U S gun-law weaknesses and implying the British police rely on lawful authority rather than weapons.

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Pressure of Right Sort Boosts Independent Voting Message

A Edison Industries bulletin, by order of president Charles Edison, declares the firm has no political faith and urges employees to vote independently according to personal conviction. The note advocates less coercion and highlights disarmament talk. Also quoted are Mary Woolley on disarmament, Helen Keller on music via vibrations, and Frank von Papen on freedom, followed by Glenn Frank on power centers and the rise of the corporate leadership model.

Thomas A. Edison Industries, Inc Charles Edison McClure

Clive's Night Ride and Santa's Allure in a Deserted House

Clive waits in Santa Dawn's parents' house to propose, but Santa delays, courting many suitors. He recalls their strange bond and heads through a moonlit New England night to answer her telegram, torn between loyalty and impulse as danger signals loom. Beverly Gayle Caldwell, Canadian Tex., notes her large number of living grandparents.

Clive Santa Dawn Santa Europe Apollo Fido Cape Cod New York Gaston de Foix Brescia New England Coningsby Dawson Beverly Gayle Caldwell Tex

Beware Gas Danger Says Dr Copeland In NY

Dr Copeland warns of gas poisoning during fall and winter outlining causes from coal and natural gas. He stresses inspecting stoves and vents, recognizing carbon monoxide danger, and giving first aid including fresh air, warmth, and artificial respiration while awaiting a physician.

Royal 8 Copeland M. D United States New York New York City

Winifred Black Says No In Law Talk At Home

Winifred Black recalls a mother with seven daughters six of whom are married. The family shares Saturday luncheons full of simple homemaking talk and light salon chatter. The mother hushes talk of mothers in law insisting the conversation stay in the happy domestic sphere. The piece celebrates wholesome family life and maternal leadership.

Winifred Black Cathleen Rose Grace Margaret Patsy Mary King Features Syndicate, Inc

Musty Record of 1832 Slump

In New York, O O McIntyre recalls an 1832 decline observed by a Wall Street financier who reads a yellowed monthly page describing a collapse after overproduction and falling prices. The piece contrasts past banking honor with present distrust, referencing the 25 year shift in editorial thought and the World's portrayal of change.

New York Wall Street America New York World Frank I. Cobb

Guiding Your Child What Play Means by Mrs Agnes Lyne

Mrs Agnes Lyne explains play as the child’s path to growing up by acting out adult roles. Play channels energy into action, serves as a safety valve, and helps children work off strong feelings while pursuing a practical identity through imagined tasks.

Agnes Lyne

Bedtime Tortes by Thornton W Burgess

Timid Bunny rushes to her mother after fearing a dreadful huge person appeared on a stone. Mrs Peter wakes and questions the sight as the frightened bunny describes the terrifying figure, while siblings gather, eager for details.

Thornton W. Burgess Bunny Mrs. Peter Peter Rabbit Peter Johnny Chuck Johnny Chuck Bgan T. W. Burgess

Journalist dreams and childhood adventures mix in old column

An aged newspaper reminiscence ranges from Joseph Pulitzer's dying era to modern scribblers and a playful Timid Bunny tale. A children's story from Peter Rabbit features Timid Bunny recounting a frightening figure to Mr Peter, who investigates with Johnny Chuck nearby.

Joseph Pulitzer J. P

Frisco Lines Add 30 000 to Payroll and Inaugurate Freight Trains

The St. Louis San Francisco Railway inaugurated four new freight trains and added 30000 to its payroll, returning 125 trainmen to work. A Birmingham to Kansas City through train will cover 735 miles in 17 hours less time. A St Louis to Memphis round trip trims time by 4 1 half hours, with faster service between Kansas City and Ft Smith and Oklahoma City improving deliveries and arrivals.

ST. Louis St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company Kansas City Birmingham A.a Memphis Ft. Smith Ark Oklahoma City

Winter religious broadcasts resume on NBC network

The winter schedule returns next Sunday with three afternoon features including Dr. Cadman on WEAF NBC and Dr. Poling youth conference plus Dr. Fosdick national vespers on WJZ NBC. Evening lineups list Ray Perkins, Ben Bernie, Ed Wynn, Georgie Price, Kate Smith, Isham Jones, Jean Fay and more with grand opera Rigoletto on WJZ NBC.

Associated Press Central Standard New York NBC 8. Parkes Cadman WEAF Daniel A. Poling Harry Emerson Fosdick WJZ James M. Gillis Ray Perkins Ben Bernie Ed Wynn WABC CBS Georgie Price Kate Smith Isham Jones Jean Fay Edgar A. Guest Rigoletto

Brain Question Horizontal Puzzle Clues

A compact crossword style puzzle with numbered across and down clues covering anatomy geography and language terms. Includes brain and body terms as well as daily life words like license, debt, and street, with various archaic and uncommon entries.

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