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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1930
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C. HAWK as General Manager. Contact lines include a sequence of numbers and letters that appear to be internal codes or telecommunication references.
An editorial discusses the futile pleas to hide arrests from the public. It notes embezzlement cases and other crimes cannot be truly suppressed because word spreads beyond the paper. Editors argue accuracy and context, including mitigating details, curb rumors and calm public reaction.
Economist Roger Babson urges all clients to raise advertising budgets and use newspapers magazines and outdoor media in their campaigns across communities. He notes past pessimism due to shortages of goods labor and money and predicts an ensuing era of spending as retrenchment ends.
Babe known as Babe faces shock from guardian Clement Forseith who claims to have lost all her money and reveal she may be not Thielma Townley. Reuben Morgan offers marriage as escape while Babe seeks her true identity, aided by Mac as they pursue Forseith and a dangerous mystery. In Milwaukee Babe fakes amnesia to draw police aid, hoping to expose her past and force Forseith into the open.
The article recalls a medieval custom allowing some workers a Monday off if they worked Sundays. It notes churches decorated in blue for the first Monday before Lent, a holiday or lazy day known as Blue Monday. A reader is invited to submit theories to Ross Murphy for illustrated responses in The Globe series.
In New York a lifelong hotel resident praises bellhops as trusted, knowledgeable figures who guide guests, deter theft, and even risk danger during a midnight lobby holdup. He recalls personal encounters, migratory glimpses of bellhop life, and contrasts with his current hotelless existence while noting stationery and social observations.
In a woodland tale, Impy the black Chipmunk cowers in a tree as Buster Bear looms below sniffing for nuts. Impy fears capture while Buster climbs, seeking food, not realizing the danger above. Copyright 1930, T. W. Burgess.
A crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues includes entries like Port of entry of Tennessee small flap and lid. Answers cover terms from geography to objects, with clues such as God of war amber colors and common verbs. The puzzle lists numerous cross references and wordplay to complete.
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