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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1929
Page
4
Scientists note ants bring up mineral clues from beneath the earth and Idaho quartz in ant hills aiding deposit mapping. A critique argues the Little Red Schoolhouse crushes individuality, citing Michael a fourteen year old who improved after switching systems, urging adaptive education nationwide.
Washington Day Book recalls Maj. Gen William Graves and Maj. Gen Creed Hammond in wartime roles. Graves rose from major to general after serving at the War Department and Siberian expedition command. Hammond, once Oregon militia chief, left Manila position to lead insular government audits, aided by higher pay and policy shifts.
Ray Lowther loses fortune and flees from Barbara Landon, yet they reunite on a voyage. Ray struggles with pride and Barbara’s wealth, while a scheming English suitor Ralph Henderson eyes Barbara’s fortune. An orchestra encounter and party plotting threaten their fragile marriage as tension builds toward Henderson’s house party and Barbara’s happiness.
Peggy and Alice start kindergarten together observing cubbies, painting, blocks, and loud sawing. Peggy shows independence while Alice, a social center of a group, struggles to settle. The piece contrasts two girls and notes their likely social adjustments as school begins.
Athens C Nov 15 City officers raided a tent show marketed as lemonade and pop dishing. The operation in the hills was suspected under the Volstead Act and police seized a 50 gallon still 14 gallons of whiskey and 18 gallons of mash. Owners could not be located.
Mrs. E. N. Lovell formerly Lind perch earned her solo aviation credit after 14 hours of instruction in a historic London flight. The young pilot pursued the risky ascent as news spreads of women aviators breaking barriers in early flight.
A 1928 McNaught Syndicate piece surveys New York theatre life and publicity icons. It names stars and ad figures from Helen Morgan to Irving Berlin, notes venues like the New Amsterdam and Empire, and sketches a city of showbiz commentary, censorship, and flashy promotions.
Strong wind and heavy rain lashed Northern Spain on November 15, uprooting trees and destroying chimneys. Rail lines and trolley services were washed out while Santander suffered a blackout after the electric plant was destroyed. Ports at Santander Bilbao and San Sebastian closed and coastwise shipping suspended. A fishing boat sank near Palma with three crew drowned.
With their convention ended, members of the American Association of state highway officials toured Monterrey, Mexico, inspecting highways in the district. Delegates remaining in San Antonio planned to press Congress to increase federal aid for highways.
A compact crossword puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues covering short words, numbers and terse hints. Includes entries for high, herb, rodent, farewells, borders and many other brief vocabulary targets across clues and misprints.
In dusk near Farmer Brown’s yard, Unc Billy Possum watches the henhouse door. Hunger drives him to risk a wall and fence climb to reach a hen, amid uneasy clucks and the quiet danger of a night raid.
A fragment notes a national police push to secure a few more regulations and mentions people gathered and various preparations. The text is garbled but implies government actions and public interest without clear outcomes or dates.
Madrid November 11 General Primo de Rivera renews attack on late meal hours among Spain's upper and middle classes. Marquis of Estella cites La Vanguardia article urging a shift to earlier meals to balance economy and health. Proposes one main meal between 5:20 and 7:30 with a lunch at 10:30 to 11:30 and a light morning coffee, claiming it would save energy and keep theaters open later.
Provisions show appropriations of 125 million dollars for 1982 and 1933 while the government now allows 75 million dollars each year for state highway construction. Samuel Eckels, head of the Pennsylvania Highway Commission, was elected president yesterday. Two sons of Henri Verbrugghen, conductor of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, plan to enter the cattle business in Texas.
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