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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1929
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe is an independent democratic newspaper founded February 20 1924. It notes second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office and lists publishers managers and Associated Press affiliation. Subscription and pricing details for daily and Sunday editions are included.
Helen Page becomes entangled in a forged heiress plot led by guardian Leonard Brent after Nellin’s dying bargain points to Cunningham’s millionaire heir. Brent plots to control Helen’s fate while Bob Ennis and Shallimar Morris spark a tense love triangle as secrets threaten to erupt at Bramblewood.
The world honors Thomas A Edison on Light's Golden Jubilee marking fifty years since the incandescent lamp invention. The tribute lauds Edison as a defining figure of the Age of Light and a pivotal influence on modern invention and daily life.
A historical reflection on how utility advances spurred beauty in goods and cities. From rough timber homes to refined machines, the text argues that beauty and utility now share emphasis in industry, architecture, and everyday objects, noting the City Beautiful ideal and widespread beautification of products.
Our neighbors have been building a house this summer and our children who have watched it go up have had as much joy as those who will live there. They learned about foundations, stones, cement, pipes, wiring, and the plan behind construction.
Diary style column notes a fall from stairs at an inn and a flurry of society chatter. The writer recalls meeting people in New York and Connecticut, mentions bills and gifts, and muses on trees, jockeys, and city life with humorous asides and cultural vignettes.
A Washington Day Book notes an army friend’s claim that Holy Writ supports the 1920 law creating a three in one U S military scheme. The Bystander expects biblical backing to justify universal male service 18 to 45, and suggests women may also be subject to call to the colors.
Bystander notes in Numbers that the Lord instructs Moses to take a census of the entire Israelite congregation in the wilderness of Sinai on the first day of the second month, in the second year after leaving Egypt. The passage sets the stage for organized service and tribal counting.
The text notes Numbers 1 2 as the first historical evidence of a draft by the census of males 20 and older for military service in Israel. It argues that despite changes in weapons, national war organization theories remain consistent with Moses era concepts.
The Bystander recalls General Summerall nickname from his France service as head of the 1st division. A 1918 artillery brigade memo lists code words used on front lines, with "California" for brigade HQ and "Sitting Bull" for Summerall, a name that stuck with him.
Mrs Ruth Delzell, librarian at Potter County Free Public Library, collects dozens of maps. She travels vicariously through her charts, with London as a favorite and scenes of Palestine, Paris, Berlin, and American pioneer trails, plus literary and poetic references embedded in the maps.
Bob Heiman who was convicted in district court and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for liquor law violations has been granted a new trial by Judge Henry S. Bishop. Heiman testified a friend planned to send two men to obtain a case of beer and deputies arrested him on delivery. The defense claims the beer was for medical purposes and new evidence supports this.
Helen meets Brent’s calm, confident gaze and declares she will not marry him. He admits fearing she might wed Ennis at any moment, a tension that underlines their strained relationship and unresolved motives as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
A Rio de Janeiro dispatch says Brazil's Chamber of Deputies endured a tumultuous session with chairs and objects hurled at the presiding president Dr Simco Magues as deputies pressed for a change to reduce the chamber's powers. Rumors said president Reg Monteiro might resign.
The report notes Mme Aine Kaeee, wife of Astonia's minister, seeks a bold aim and foresees an "angry Englishman." It also profiles Gwendegen McCormack, daughter of tenor Jo McCormack, who favors horses and golf and has no plans to sing.
Miss Annie S. Peck reached 28 812 feet to Mt Huascara in Peru then plans a plane trip over the Andes. She says she is young and lively and ready for the daring journey.
Fragmented puzzle text shows numbered clues including horizontal hints like A Fuel and Verbal and Sacred. The OCR reveals garbled entries such as 12 To insist upon and 16 Wine vessel with various stray letters and missing words.
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