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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1931
Page
4
The page lists telephones for News and Business and Circulation plus pricing for combined subscriptions with The Amarillo Daily News. Options include 1 Week 1 Month and 3.90 and 1.95 figures, with location and contact details for the paper’s circulation department.
The article argues Democrats should favor governors from larger states for close elections. It lists 23 major party nominees since 1864, noting nine from New York and six from Ohio, with few from smaller states and several cases where candidates failed to carry their own states. It also cites other quotes on science and radio as context.
Glenn Frank argues poverty is a market issue and urges business leadership to conquer global poverty as a route to extended markets. He cites 1924 British Isles poverty and 1928 US poverty figures, calling for coordinated credit and industrialization to stabilize the world economy.
Venice Muir, groomed for popularity by a society mother, struggles to find value beyond parties and looks. She contemplates writing a novel to express herself, realizing her own unpopularity and longing for genuine connection, then resumes her plan to write daily while watching friends seek social pleasures at a Yale Princeton game.
D C McIntyre reports on gangsters adopting flamboyant attire from hair dye to silk underwear, with figures like “Three Gun” Crowley and Al Capone cited. The piece notes stylish mobs in tuxedos at upscale venues and a social tolerance fueling their sartorial flair, plus theater and celebrity nods that echo Broadway culture.
A spectator’s uncontrollable giggles disrupted a serious theater love scene after the curtain call. The man tried to restrain laughter, rose with a kerchief in his mouth, and nearly fled as the audience roared with laughter for the remainder of the performance.
The 4-H Club launches a Saturday radio series on American music starting December 5 as part of the farm and home hour on WJZ NBC at 11 30 A M from Washington with an Indian music focus and spoken explanations. Other listings include WEAF NBC and WABC CBS programs through the evening with musicians and orchestras such as Mills brothers Ormandy and Fray and Braggiotti.
A reader friendly puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues covering expressions moments and objects. Includes entries like gratitude expression conferring hence and various terms across and down with references to days, crafts and common items.
In a large possum family twelve siblings vary in size and wit. Runty, the smallest, proves smarter and quicker than his bigger kin by watching Unc Billy and Mother Possum, learning safely from those who know. He imitates, observes, and learns where to find food, earning his share and respect.
In Chicago on November 26, reports say gangster Al Capone, jailed, ordered a beauty product said to cover his jagged facial scars. Guards say he awaits a sample and hopes the makeup will blend with his skin to erase the Scarface nickname.
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