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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1929
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe details publication facts from 1929 including founding date February 20 1924 and post office entry. It lists staff like Gene Howe publisher and editor Wilbur C Hawk GM and notes Associated Press affiliation. Subscription rates and publication schedule are provided for carrier and mail options.
H L Dillaway, a veteran U S forest ranger, argues chasing bears is easy and not extraordinary. He notes bears, moose, sheep, and birds often ignore humans in parks, advises against treeing bears, and warns the bull elk is the real danger in American wilderness.
The piece outlines synthetic rubber as a long sought goal since 1892. It notes three tests for viability: equal value to natural rubber, uniform quality, and price not higher than natural rubber. It mentions prizes from the Soviet government and a London financier, and asserts chemists can analyze rubber at the smallest scale to assemble a usable product.
A Washington Day Book essay argues that British American naval talks aim at diplomacy, not war, tracing the drift from the 5 3 ratio to Hoover MacDonald accords. The piece notes Japan’s growing negotiating power and warns that future allied fleet plans could threaten neutral commerce if Britain and the United States diverge in war.
Helen Brent, loved by guardian Leonard Brent, learns she may be heir to millionaire Cyril Cunningham after a dying beggar’s tale. A car accident involving Eva Ennis tests Helen’s reckoning as Robert Ennis grapples with любов and duty while Eva’s future hinges on his choices.
An awkward evening on the water leads Helen and Bob toward a transcendent silence as she drifts into the moonlit mood. They share a soft song and unspoken ache before parting, while Brent plots to win Helen again despite Eva Ennis’s accident. Helen visits Eva in hospital with Brent nearby.
A historical remark on naval power arguing that fleet ratios must enable the United States to reasonably hope of safeguarding its conception of freedom through armed defense. The sentence emphasizes strategic balance and national security aims.
Children over seven imitate peers more than adults and choose playmates by influence. Parents should know their kids' friends well and steer them toward positive, uplifting companions. Equal friendship fosters growth, while cautious supervision helps avoid negative traits.
Diary style column recounts Ring Lardner reading a relative's letter, planning travel on the Ohio, visiting Atlantic City, and comments on theater, restaurant names, and Delmonico's renown. Mentions Maverick term origin, Bowery cafe names, and Meredith Nicholson. Copyright note included.
Peter Rabbit and Mrs. Peter dodge Bowser the Hound and Flip the Terrier as they flee toward briar patch paths. Peter executes sharp dodges to mislead pursuers, then slips into a briar entrance while Mrs. Peter follows, narrowly avoiding capture in a tense chase.
In a hospital scene Helen apologizes for speeding and offers to repay Eva for her injuries. Eva, recovered and hopeful, learns Helen will be close in the future as Brent is introduced, making Eva hopeful about the friendship ahead. The dialogue reveals lingering blame and shifting trust between Helen and Eva.
Brent expresses regret at Eva’s accident and hopes for her speedy recovery. Eva receives hospital care as her mother arranges her garments. Helen and Brent discuss Eva and Bramble Wood while Brent contemplates the grandfather’s changing feelings.
Puzzle notes list crossword clues with vertical entries and garbled hints. Entries include color violet and terms like combine, herring, born, rent, ready, and abstinent. Some clues appear misspelled or jumbled, suggesting OCR errors in the published page.
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