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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1931
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office March 3 1879. Published evenings except Saturdays Sundays with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by Globe-News Publishing Co. Gene Howe publisher editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager Associated Press member.
A newspaper note urges a large Amarillo delegation to attend the Eastern New Mexico State Fair in Roswell tomorrow. Chamber of Commerce will provide transport as Eastern New Mexico firms trade with Amarillo and send exhibits to the Tri-State Fair, signaling strong regional ties and growth. Real estate activity in Amarillo also climbs, seen as a healthy economic sign and validation of buying property now. A Los Angeles pancake machine story contrasts modern efficiency with farm life, noting a farmhouse kitchen could rival the output in harvest time breakfasts.
Glenn Frank argues that a mood of hopelessness among capitalists prompts necessary self criticism. Capitalism now invites critics into its councils and aims to serve the masses better, replacing old cock sure complacency with life giving reform.
Sam Sherrill, heiress in a once grand Ramsgate family, longs for money. Freddy Munson probes motives as Sam weighs marrying Peak Abbott to escape poverty and Fourth Alderson's control. Sam must decide tomorrow if money or self respect guides her future.
Readers are invited to suggest origins for customs or sayings for the How It Began ae Tomorrow series. Send ideas to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky at The Globe with possible topics and the team will illustrate the origin in a future installment.
New York column notes juicy novelty in nut apart ments sponsored by playboys adding gaiety to city life. Guests face tricks from a water squirter to a hiding policeman, electric chair cushions, and a picaresque musical hoax. The piece also praises the new Hudson River bridge, criticizes bank whispering campaigns, and recalls Forest Hills tennis scenes with quirky anecdotes.
A six broadcast series for women begins October 22 under the Chamber of Commerce of the United States with WABC CBS as transmitter. Notables include Mrs John F Sipple Fielding H Yost William Roper and Grantland Rice. A later WJZ NBC program on October 29 will feature football nostalgia with those names.
Farmer Brown's Boy seeks a snowball on a high mountain. He climbs deep gulches and rocky slopes to reach a lone patch of snow. The patch wakes as Billy the Mountain Goat, revealing a gentle, magical moment that halts his quest.
A compact snapshot of a crossword puzzle from a newspaper page listing across and vertical clues with intersecting numbers and an answer line for yesterday. The mixed entries include references to religions Confucianism Buddhism Taoism, anatomical terms, and various wordplay prompts across numerous categories.
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