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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1929
Page
4
In New York a cohort of dinner decorators charges between twenty thousand and thirty thousand dollars yearly for planning and executing private affairs. They supply artistry for table decor while meals are prepared by others, with fees from two hundred to one thousand dollars per item and materials paid by hosts.
Tombstone Arizona prepares a four day Helldorado celebration opening tomorrow to mark the 50th anniversary of its mining camp. revival of Crystal Palace and Can Can, two gunfighters, Birdcage era shows, and a tent city with about 500 tents to house visitors.
The Amarillo Globe lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C. HAWK as General Manager. It provides telephone contacts for News, Business, and Circulation, with the circulation line numbered 6262.
Analyses of 618 water samples from Bush land and Word site show Word water softer with less alkaline. Windmill positions are noted. Word water appears preferable though both sources deliver soft readings. Circles in two reports were added by The News for reader convenience.
John G. Lonsdale president of Mercantile Commerce Bank and Trust Co of St Louis has been elected president of the American Bankers Association at its San Francisco meeting. From humble beginnings as an orphan at six he rose through clerical work in Hot Springs real estate to become a railroad rights holder and New York partner before leading a major bank in 1915 and guiding its growth through a merger to become a Midwest financial powerhouse.
A New Jersey woman killed her husband after 49 years of marriage amid a collage of magazine quotes. The piece notes Britain to bar the mentally unfit from marriage and mocks health efforts in Chicago while hinting at forecasts for a late season football game.
A London journalist seeking an interview with Speaker Nicholas Longworth in Washington finds him easy and witty. The Brit asks about general debate and U S senate qualifications, provoking Longworth to describe the senate rule as a test for maturity and residency.
Helen Page confesses love for guardian Brent while he presses her toward an arranged marriage with a dying heiress plot. Bob Ennis loves Helen but faces Shallimar Morris as Brent manipulates events causing jealousy and heartbreak among friends Eva Ennis and Robert. The chapter ends with quiet aftermath as Eva helps Helen cope and plans for future travel.
A tale about Ann and Joan planning puppet entertainment. Ann resents Joan’s singing part, showing envy and vanity. The piece argues children should accept real limitations, as recognizing them builds grace and character through kindness.
The quote questions whether an upper house truly represents property interests and raises doubt about proportional representation and influence of wealth in governance. It implies scrutiny of structural fairness in bicameral systems.
Eva pleads with a frightened companion who urges escape while he calmly prepares to seek Helen, leaving the scene unresolved as the story continues.
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