Amarillo Globe Note of Dated Prices and Section
A fragment from the Amarillo Globe records a dated notice with prices listed as 7.50 and 2.50. It references the publication and a specific page segment but lacks full context or a clear event.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
4
A fragment from the Amarillo Globe records a dated notice with prices listed as 7.50 and 2.50. It references the publication and a specific page segment but lacks full context or a clear event.
Hollywood director Millard Webb argues in an exclusive interview that talkies will not kill the stage but will spur it to improve. He says better, not more, plays are needed to compete with sound films and predicts films will feature laughter and song to suit sound production.
The passage lauds Brigadier General H. M. Chittenden for praising public service. It highlights that public promoters face human obstacles such as ignorance prejudice and especially self interest. It notes willingness to subordinate personal gain to public welfare defines worth beyond gold and places such leaders among timeless figures.
A guidance piece arguing punishment is neither a cure-all nor futile. It urges balanced discipline from loving or respectful parents, noting children differ in responsiveness and that punishment should be just, explained, and brief to avoid breeding resentment.
Brent pursues Helen Nellin as Cunningham dies awaiting his grandchild. Helen faces love rival Eva Ennis and Bob Ennis after a canoe mishap. Brent feigns concern to keep Helen loyal while plotting to claim Cunningham billions before a lurking locket confirms his past deceit.
A 1929 column paints a lively parade of New York characters from Berton Braley to Palm Beach displays and theater crowds. Mentions of a Sherry’s near the Plaza, Lindy hats, and a restaurant on West 42nd Street illustrate urban color.
A crossword puzzle listing with horizontal and vertical clue snippets. The readable fragments include clues for words like native metal solitary and a seasoning, among others, with garbled spellings and partial phrases typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
In a Burgess bedtime tale Peter Rabbit learns from Thalessa the Horntail worm is the nursery feeder for her eggs. She explains babies need specific foods and that her tunnels in trees shelter the insects that feed her offspring. Peter asks for more clarity as Thalessa outlines this insect world.
Eva and Helen recount a rescue after Helen became entangled under a canoe when a scarf looped around her neck during a cold swim. Brent suspects Bob’s kindness masks deceit as Eva worries about a scolded dress and a past locket incident.
Austin dispatch reports two new incorporations. Seitz Comegys and Seitz, Inc. of White Falls forms with stock held by Adam Seitz J. R. S and George Comegys. National Brotherhood kettle tin incorporates with no stock by M. T. Oliver A. A. Shaw and H. A. Yerwood.
On the last day of the Amarillo amusement fair programs feature Fast Company with Evelyn Brent and Paramount Sound News, The Mission with Richard Dix, and Technicolor Movietone News and comedy. Also showing are The Deandi with Hoot Gibson, Honey Hank Harris and His Honey Girls, Frozen River with Rin Tin Tin, and Nordy Nordin and His Buccaneers.
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