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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
4
County officials push courthouse bonds and new rail projects to create jobs within two months. About 500 workers are on the Santa Fe line toward Boise City, with Rock Island planning Vega line work after October 1.
Analysis argues four prison perils overcrowding indiscriminate mixing of inmates idleness and unsanitary facilities fuel revolts as shown in The Big House film. Advocates public education via talking films paired with expert analysis to push prison reform and classify prisoners more effectively.
A reader prompt requests ideas for the origins of various customs and sayings. The Globe invites submissions and notes an illustrated series will showcase how each custom began. The item mentions Russ Murphy as the contact for the series.
Former New York journalist and current freelancer Dan Rorimer visits Grand United to pitch a screen treatment for a NY play. He explains his shift from Continental Pictures to freelance work, aided by Paul Collier who supports his bid and faith in his writing. Phillips, the studio head, offers a private office and typewriter to develop the rough treatment, while Anne Winter and others wait on his personal hopes as Collier notes his confidence.
O M McIntyre recalls four misidentifications in as many months and four more in 24 hours. He recounts encounters in the Graybar building, on a liner deck, at Weber's in Paris, in Berlin, and at Lord and Taylor. He describes his confusion with faces and names and notes his worry about a polo pony joke and a Tangerine moment with Ed Baker. He quotes conversations with colleagues about a stage work titled Traitors and hints at a Hollywood page.
The article argues wholesome childhood hinges on two essentials: loving, stable affection and ample, safe opportunities for exploration and activity. It advocates simple backyards with basic play materials, growing to work benches, hobbies, and self-directed projects as children age.
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Impy the black Chipmunk changes his plan for a doorway from a knothole to a stump side entrance after assessing dangers. He digs between old stump roots beneath ferns, creates a hidden one room home with two passages and a finished back door, then searches for bed material.
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