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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1931
Page
4
This fragment from the Amarillo Globe mentions a cry in ages and a figure peer, but details are unclear. The readable bits reference a local newspaper item with possible community or personal context. Further text needed for precise headline and summary.
Amarillo is set to launch the exposition Monday, with strong regional turnout promised from 36 Panhandle cities and 20 bands. Officials urge full attendance to assure a successful fair week while weather and water concerns for trees in the city are noted and urged to water now.
An analysis of the shift from laissez faire to government planning in the United States. The author argues politics will increasingly influence economic order, predicting two key roles for government over the next quarter century: managing reasonable participation and avoiding futile intervention.
Liane Barrett, a beautiful but poor debutante, grows close to rich Van Robard despite her engagement to Clive Cleespaugh. The scene shifts from a Long Island road meeting to Christine Ltd. and a bridal fitting, revealing Liane's conflicted loyalties as Robard pursues her and she fears gossip and duty.
The monks in the Swiss Alps bred a hardy rescue dog by crossing a shepherd mongrel with a mix of dane and Spanish mastiff to create the St Bernard named after the famous hospice. The piece notes the origin and purpose of these loyal rescue animals.
New York reporter notes a wealth of unusual city pets away from dogs cats and goldfish. He cites 200 pound alligator on a Ritz roof, 400 squirrels at the Hotel Majestic, red haired park bench reader with a white cockatoo, marmosets in Manhattan, gorillas and apes in apartments, a trained skunk with a Harlem voodoo doctor, a baby elephant with Ziegfeld's daughter Patricia, and snakes brought from a Sutton Place home. He also recalls two suicide attempts and reports road house cover charges fading as Second Avenue shops sell peppermints with Love Me inscriptions.
New York reports announce Calvin Coolidge will open a radio series "Frazier Hunt Great Personalities" on October 6 with WJZ NBC carrying the event. The schedule also lists NBC programs on WEAF WJIZ and WABC stations as well as Majestic radios promotion at Amarillo Electric Company.
Today’s Variety Bazaar presents a crossword with clues across and down. Horizontal clues include Veil worn by the pope and Departed, while vertical clues cover Roman days and musical terms among others. Yesterday’s answer appears alongside the grid.
Stubtail the Mountain Beaver and his mate are unsettled by a daylight scare and later observe a mysterious moving light near their tunnels. Curiosity replaces fear as the light approaches and blinds Stubtail, leaving him frozen and unafraid, while Mrs Stubtail remains fascinated. The incident prompts reflection on fear of what is not understood.
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