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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1930
Page
4
A proposal to require all automobile and truck drivers to obtain a license before handling a vehicle will be brought up when the legislature reconvenes. The piece calls for strict exams and test drives, an age limit, and enforcement after passage, noting revenue and safety benefits seen in California and western states.
Glenn Frank argues the phrase should describe a twofold American project to reform the machine economy. He calls for leadership to curb over centralization and drudgery while achieving broader prosperity and leisure for culture and values, warning against defeat by forces stalling civilization.
Anne Winter rises from extra to Grand United contract star as director Garry Sloan pushes her to unleash emotion for a dramatic test. Dan Rorimer watches, while Anne confronts love, jealousy, and the question of whether falling in love can fuel acting truth.
A reader inquiry column seeking the first use of expressions such as dog days not fit to hold a candle to him and apex plus requests for other phrase origins. Ross Murphy solicits submissions to expand the series with reader suggestions and variants.
New York columnist recounts a playful social day with Frederic Burr Opper and notable figures like Howard Acton and Arnold Rothstein. He notes reminiscences of old New York, a stammering group dinner, and a belief that once an impediment is mastered it never troubles again.
A Burgess bedtime tale follows Impy the chipmunk and Miss Frisky as a dangerous encounter ends with mutual bravery and a budding romance. Impy explains he fought to protect Frisky, and she forgives his fears, marking the start of many happy days together.
A readable crossword puzzle list of clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Contains numerous numbered clues for stonecutter wind fury coffin stand winglike skillet region crown of head night before wigwam inclination rapt etc and vertical clues including cheek stone calm back of the neck vampires years between ten and twenty enraptured donated missile weapon lacerated long speech rat tires jewels small memory strong current of air seraglio on fire farewells and other hints.
A Portland, Oregon gentleman quips about another writer using the initials O. C. to signify “nothingness.” The brief exchange showcases a cutting media jab as the columnist declares, “just let me sit here, I’ll be all right in no minute.”
As a boy William Childs labored in New Jersey saw mills and in South Dakota hay fields. He noticed the scarcity of good eating places in both locales, inspiring his later path as founder of a restaurant chain.
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