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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1930
Page
4
The text reviews a book by Herbert Clark Hoover described as essays with a humane, outdoorsy flavor. It highlights Hoover’s playful yet philosophical mood, linking human rights to the joy and solace found in fishing and solitary moments in nature.
An essay contrasts the old profit driven credo with a new mass production approach. It argues for lower prices, cost cutting, and treating workers as part of the buying public to raise wages and hours while expanding profits. The piece questions whether this creed survived the post crash downturn.
Babe Townley rushes to Pete Jones after a private detective delivers urgent news from his sick parents. At the bedside, Pete weakly seeks Babe and, with doctors monitoring, fights a fever and delirium. Night brings quiet resolve as Mrs. Jones asks Babe to stay, hoping Pete wakes.
A diary style piece notes the Edgar Allan Poe themed neighborhood around 194th Street and the Grand Concourse with new Poe named buildings and a Poe theater. The narrative weaves in city life from street scenes to a hospital bedside where Babe faces Pete’s failing health and a flood of memories.
In a twilight scene Jimmy Skunk strolls toward Farmer Brown's with Bobby Coon following fat and slow. Bobby keeps his distance watching for Bowser the Hound while Jimmy uses his scent to stay safe and finally lures Bobby into a wary game of who dares enter the farmhouse.
A crossword puzzle clue list with numbered entries for words to fit. Entries include definitions such as pertaining to the calf of the leg and rubber tree, plus terms like lamp spigot and lariat. The page blends multiple short entries and stray letters in a puzzle grid style.
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