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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe publishes in Amarillo Texas with evening and Sunday editions. It lists address at 110 East Fifth Street and telephones for news and engineering departments and notes Associated Press membership.
The article denounces Kip Rhinelander, a white man who married a Black woman, seeking annulment claiming ignorance of her race. It condemns the Rhinelanders for exploiting the marriage to protect the family name and warns that he and his wife are unwelcome in Texas Panhandle communities.
New York diary recounts Homer Cray returning from Europe and social rounds with Elizabeth Kaufman in Budapest warmth. Acrobats and vaudeville acts are praised for discipline and courage amid empty houses and harsh audiences. Chaplin’s somber pose draws mixed views.
A dense list of radio stations from WEAF to WJZ and many others shows scheduled programs. Entries include talk shows, concert hours, drama clubs, mandarin ensembles, and nightly concerts across multiple cities and time zones.
Sandy McNeil wed Ben Murillo a rich foreigner but balks at propriety as their honeymoon unravels. Murillo demands control over her social life and dining while she plans escape, recalls old sweetheart Timmy, and fights to keep dignity amid a tense Lake Tahoe retreat and hotel pressures.
A narrator explains Paddy the Beavers need a complete mental plan before building a dam to ensure success. Peter Rabbit watches Paddy’s site for signs of work while others doubt the project, and a mossy log discovery hints at the dam’s forthcoming progress.
Peter discovers a line of cut sticks and green brush laid in a row in a swamp. He deduces Paddy the Beaver and family are building a dam, though the choice of site puzzles him and casts doubt on his help for Win. The scene ends with Peter reflecting on his limited role.
A fragment expresses a strong sense of outrage and personal degradation and notes that the situation will continue. The speaker contemplates a course of action as the narrative hints at further developments.
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