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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1931
Page
4
Two thirds of Amarillo school children now hold bank accounts as 6,400 of 10,000 students began saving under a public school thrift program. The effort, praised as practical and educational, aims to place hundreds of dollars weekly into savings and instill lifelong financial habits.
A biologist from Johns Hopkins, H. S. Jennings, argues in The Biological Basis of Human Nature that improved living conditions preserve defective traits. He urges better recognition of defective factors and preventing bearers from reproducing to halt harmful hereditary lines.
Sam discovers Nelson has runaway and wed Martha Givens, the former family maid, leaving debts and a shattered fortune. Fourth Alderson plans to chase the couple to Elkton, while Sam leans on Peak Abbott to seal a businesslike and romantic alliance as secrets unfold.
Radio editor notes Saturday football broadcasts Army versus Harvard and Chicago versus Yale with multiple stations listed. Also reports NBC NBC WEAF to carry Pangborn Herndon reception and leadership change at DeForest Radio. Includes radio program suggestions and a brief fictional exchange snippet.
A historic tale traces how an Alexandrian Greek king captured a swarthy Moor whose court amusement sparked a vogue for court fools. Over time jesters grew in status and influence among influential citizens.
Sunday feature invites readers to submit ideas on the origins of customs and sayings. Instructions direct readers to mail thoughts to Russ Murphy and Ray Senusky at The News Globe for inclusion and illustration in the series.
A fragmented column from New York on Oct 16 reflects witty vignettes and social observations about actors, debuts, fashion, and city life. The author muses on mixups, celebrity likenesses, and a comic taxi misrecognition ending with a playful anecdote and a hint of restlessness.
A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues ranges across riches to railroad in a vintage style. Readable entries include standards for wit, spelling, and puzzle theme with numerous number references and wordplay hints.
In a dramatic scene Farmer Brown's Boy watches Bighorn the Mountain Sheep balance on a cliff edge more than 200 feet up. The ram descends a near vertical slope with four unshod hooves, then joins his mate and two lambs in a peaceful ledge below. The family settles, proving wild mountain life holds quiet moments too.
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