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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
4
A Red Cross fiscal year summary details relief efforts worldwide from tornadoes and floods to epidemics and droughts. It notes Julius Rosenwald’s faith in America and his personal guarantee to employees to hold Sears stock until recovery.
Colonel Arthur Woods, newly appointed director of unemployment relief, emphasizes coordination by informing various places about others’ actions. Aimed at integrating relief efforts across regions and agencies.
Glenn Frank argues that America should reduce scattered small towns and create regional centers with urban efficiency. He envisions towns realigned to serve wider rural areas, improving service and clarity between town and country for better national progress.
The Dane marriage teeters over finance and quarrels as Charlotte relies on ally Eve Harkness, while Eve's uncle Thorpe Bedford confronts family secrets and a potential dinner invitation. Nora scenes unfold at a party, linking Stella Bedford, Eve, and Stephen Dane through shifting loyalties and hidden motives.
A vivid New York stroll through nightlife with Perry Belmont lookalikes, pavilions and cafes. Dapper crowds, theaters, and street life mingle with sharp-eyed vignettes of social climbers, artists, and the Bowery’s continental mood as Mizner and others pop up in the city’s nightly tableau.
The fragment mentions a 1785 law urged by Marie Antoinette via Louis XIII to standardize handkerchief dimensions. It notes handkerchiefs were produced in various sizes and shapes and that the custom continued.
A fragment from The Globe invites readers to submit ideas on how various phrases began. Ross Murphy hosts a series exploring origins and offers to illustrate responses.
Bobby Coon is chased by a nose-leading dog and two hunters in the Green Forest. He improvises a risky route past hollow trees and logs, clinging to hope while Farmer Brown’s absence heightens the danger. A hunter aims to steal Bobby’s coat for himself.
A suburban New York apartment runs smoothly yet doors slam in the kitchen, hinting at unease. In Central Park a limousine arrives with a French governess and two young men seen leaving for a moment of urban activity. A Newark masquerade ball issue mocks conventional costume rules with playful suggestions.
Leon Douglass, a Nebraska born inventor and multi millionaire, walked Chicago streets seeking to interest skeptics in his spring motor for talking machines that would later make him wealthy.
A crossword list presents clues for horizontal and vertical words. Readers fill entries such as Framings used as supports and related terms across many numbered slots.
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