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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1929
Page
4
Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Hawk run the newspaper with standard departments. The ad shows News and Business numbers and circulation figures 3.90 7.50 2.56.
Helen receives Paris originals for her ward who guards her with strict tastes. Gossip among Spann's girls centers on guardian Leonard Brent and a Ritz sighting while Helen hides a closeness she fears to reveal. Shallimar questions Helen's devotion as the secret romance deepens.
A newly elected Louisiana preacher mayor recounted praying for city water and electric service, then a business group formed a utility corporation the next day. The piece contrasts skepticism of prayer with marvels like radio, air travel, and phonographs, arguing prayer’s mystery endures.
The article notes unusual global weather with widespread droughts and record floods. It cites scientists reporting extreme conditions from the United States to Britain and China, including Europe’s historic cold in January and February, and warns of a potential return to normal once the sun acts.
The article urges parents to enforce afternoon rest for children to prevent exhaustion and irritability. It discusses age guidelines, quiet activities, and a cooling bath before bed to promote calmer sleep and better nerves.
Washington, August 19. Senators gather in the gallery and on the floor as the tariff bill looms. Pat Harrison, Borah, Wagner and Heflin share jokes while Vice President Curtis greets all. The brief two minute session ends with a tour after adjournment.
Humorous diary style column by C O McIntyre recounts a bustling New York day with coffeehouse chatter, theatre crowds and street scenes. It notes fire safety changes for theatre lighters, cricket at Van Cortland Park, a Bowery storefront joke about wristwatches, and observations on society and manners. It closes with a playful nod to Armenian cafe visits and a copyright note.
Crossword puzzle list of horizontal and vertical clues with mixed partial words and misspellings. Entries include Mantle donkey humor sharpen stone aid beer entrance forays unclosed pas ulcer decay etc. Puzzle shows scattered letters and incomplete hints across many numbered positions.
Bowser the Hound and Flip the Terrier roam the Green Meadows seeking adventure. Flip spots Grandfather Frog on a lily pad and learns his elder is a frog, not a toad, as Flip meets a brown rat and chases it into the pool.
In dialogue between Helen and Shallimar, tension rises as Lena pressures Helen to conform to refinement and ladylike standards. Helen resists taunts while hinting at a hidden reason behind Lena’s demands, and Shallimar challenges the idea of dropping rouge and cigarettes. The scene ends with a cliffhanger tease.
New York writer Burt M. McConnell plans to live as a primitive man in the forests of New Brunswick until Thanksgiving. He intends to wear minimal clothing and rely on basic survival skills while isolated in the wilderness.
A fragment notes a man aiming to fashion a bow and arrow to live off prey and test middle aged viability. It mentions farmingdale New York and a college band needing pre season training like football. NYC musicians, 70 strong, joined camp for strenuous support of athletics. Portland Maine reports Joby Howland, 79, traveling from Denver to the National G A R encampment and recounting enlistment at age 12.
Dr. B Sydne Jones, chief surgeon of the Aquitania, advises precautions against hyperacidity for a week before a voyage. Bon voyage parties and champagne aboard may trigger seasickness. after three years at sea he endorses a treatment he finds 99 percent successful.
Jim Corbett and Jack Dempsey will appear together on a WEAF radio chat tomorrow night from 10 to 10:30 Eastern Time. The program will be broadcast live from Milwaukee and carried on the airwaves.
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