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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1931
Page
6
London reports a Lancashire reorganization plan to cut excess capacity and modernize mills. Special trade commissioners will target Far Eastern and South American markets to regain losses to Japan and Central Europe, with temporary worker displacement and a focus on lower costs and better marketing.
Advice on offering children real choices to build independence and reduce temper. From Mrs. Agnes Lyne, urging use of alternatives for chores meals and dressing to foster decision making and cooperation. A caution that options must be genuine to avoid manipulation. Calf roping incident reports a Hidalgo County man killing a bear in defense of livestock.
In Austin the phrase Eyes of Texas is traced to L. Travis DeShield, a former Texas House speaker and McGaughey impeachment trial manager. Rep H N Graves records DeShield’s line that first printed the expression, noting its appearance in 1893 during Senate proceedings.
In a tense exchange, a poor young woman and a tall, well dressed man hint at past hardship and mutual care. They deny despair, promise change, and share a haunting waltz as their story pauses with a fade to black.
Liane resists a needed fortune, while Cass contemplates a possible heir. Clive plans a grand trip to France and beyond as Liane recalls a past romance. They dream of escape and a rooftop dinner before sailing Monday, cherishing fragile hope amid tangled loyalties.
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