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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1929
Page
4
Public newspaper masthead lists publisher editor and staff roles and notes Associated Press attribution. Various garbled subscription rates for carrier, daily, and combined editions appear, with scattered numbers and phonetic distortions.
Dr. Josephine H. Kenyon explains contemporary cold care for all ages. Rest, fresh air, warmth, and controlled fluids with citrus aid recovery, while isolation and sterilization reduce contagion. She notes nasal decongestants under medical guidance and urges medical review if a cold lasts beyond three to five days with possible sinus infection.
Guardian Brent presses Helen toward a future heiress plan aided by dying man Nellin. Helen vows to marry Robert Ennis while Brent attempts to erase Eva Ennis and threaten rivals. Helen resists as Brent imposes delays and schemes to control her life and love.
Helen confronts Brent as he reveals a criminal plot to force her marriage to Ennis. Brent declares she can never marry him and warns of exposure, then confesses his full plan and why she must comply. The scene ends with Helen’s shocked disbelief as Brent outlines the Cunningham case.
Louis Arico, famed barber to many Americans, received an early morning Paris call ordering him to sail to England for a high profile haircut. William F. Kenny, a wealthy contractor, sought a top U S barber abroad to look his best, risking a minor international dispute before diplomacy averted conflict.
Jim's summer at the aunt and uncles ends with a confrontation over his extreme language. His mother proclaims him "sweet and innocent," exposing the fool’s paradise of boasts about a child’s innocence. The piece argues honest, wholesome attitudes toward natural functions prevent unseemly behavior.
In Washington a two story office block is dug into the ground to house President Hoover s enlarged staff. The West Executive Avenue hub shows heavy typewriter noise as the executive offices move from the mansion to a modern site, echoing Roosevelt s earlier setup and Congress two story constraint.
President Roosevelt pressed Congress to restore the White House to its original plan including wings, arguing that preserving historic buildings preserves continuity with the nation’s past and should be forever maintained.
A Paris barber, famed for his artistry, will have a house entirely of colored glass from roof to foundation. Architect Mme Irene Lipska says the translucent rooms will be soundproof with excellent acoustics and a bar made of glass. The barber plans a crystal bed and tomb by sculptor Wladimir Dunikowski, citing Maurice Rostand as influence.
B L Brown was speeding and sideswiped a car before crashing into Sheriff Clay Gregory of Audrain County. The sheriff found five gallons of alcohol in Brown’s car and two companions, Clay Patrick and Ben Gerry, who were fined $200 each.
Sammy Jay, a smart observer in the Green Forest, hears Flip barking and suspects a commotion. He decides to investigate the Old Orchard to learn what is happening as Flip seems excited about something.
London reports a labor protest parade of several hundred communists moved toward the American embassy. Police barred entry, a clash ensued with mounting officers breaking up the melee. Several arrests followed as banners denounced Gastonia textile trials and Washington politics.
In Moscow on October 28 two prominent Jewish diamond merchants Kleiner and Teitz were executed by firing squad for smuggling diamonds out of Soviet Russia. Their deaths raised total known executions to 63 in four days for various alleged offenses, mostly political. They were charged with using Latvian legation officials to export diamonds and importing illicit rubles bought abroad at reduced rates.
A scrambled crossword style list with clues and published Saturday answers including entries for flightless bird age and dwelling terms. The garbled text shows scattered entries like flightless bird and abode and several clue numbers with partial and corrupted words across multiple rows.
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