Amarillo Daily News reads like a standard newspaper masthead
The article presents a classic newspaper masthead indicating Associated Press content and local bureau practices. It notes republication rights and the paper's stance as an independent Democratic publication. It mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulations and reaffirmation of impartial reporting.
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Nanking Propaganda Program Draws Mixed Reactions
The piece critiques Nanking plans for an international propaganda system with dictatorial powers to publish overseas and suppress foreign language criticism in China. It praises broad aims for goodwill but warns foreign nations may resent suppression of independent reporting and press freedom.
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C. C. Wu
Washington
San Francisco
Nanking
United States
Peking
Snook says he killed for family as affair framed motive
Ohio State University professor Dr James H Snook admits killing Theora Hix, a medical student, claiming his act was to protect his family. Critics note the timing and logic undermine the stated motive, as the affair began years earlier and escalated before murder.
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James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Miss Hix
Customers and Markets in 1920 Trade Figures
Central National Bank of Cleveland reports first quarter 1920 foreign trade data. Europe remains top buyer of American goods totaling 647.45 million dollars with a 321.32 million dollar trade return. England leads as the largest customer at 235.52 million, Canada at 232.39 million. In imports Asia is the strongest market, purchasing 324.56 million dollars of U S goods, while Canada Mexico and Central America supply 254.43 million.
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Canada
Asia
United States
Mexico
Central America
Thoughts On Law And Morality From Scripture And A Philosopher
A short meditation contrasts biblical verse with a moral maxim from Charles Midiway. The lines warn against corruption and wrongdoing, asserting that the inclination to sin is a severe internal punishment.
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Ezekiel
Charles Midiway
Vast scale of our commercial operations described
Months are noted to reflect the immense scope and magnitude of ongoing commercial activities. The passage emphasizes the stupendous size and reaches of the operations, illustrating a broad network of enterprise and logistics across multiple sectors.
Italian Night Festivals and Summer Ills in New York
Italian religious celebrations light up East and West Side streets with statues, candles, bands, and fireworks as spectators from Latin families to Irish police fill the avenues. Amid nightlife, a Maine vacation ruse by a woman in a high position exposes fake nervous ailments while traffic snarls near busy docks delay travelers, including the Jim Tullys who miss a ship and end up in Glasgow.
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Richard Maslock
New York
Second Avenue
Greenwich Village
Sicily
America
Maine
New England
Whalen
Theater District
Jim Tullys
Glasgow
Royal Yellow Dresses And Other Modern News
A column by Allene Sumner discusses Princess Elizabeth in yellow fashion and the slick glare of royal mimicry, then moves to Mrs Hoover’s race and gender politics stir, followed by a plane passenger’s failed speech recovery, social snobbery versus modern aviation, and Moscow’s isolated leper daughter case with critique of parental fear and outdated enlightenment.
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Allene Sumner
England
Elizabeth
Duchess of York
Margaret Wintermeyer
Lindy
Atlantic
Transatlantic Telephones Service
Office Gift and a Wife in a Legal But Silly Patch
Molly Brownell and Bob Brownell navigate a wedding gift from Mr. Frazier as he explains Sticko’s departure to run a new branch. Frazier muses on the “woman’s career” and domestic roles, while Molly defends a wife’s right to go out. He jokes about engagement and hints at a promotion path for Bob.
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Molly Brownell
Frazier
Molly
Brownell
Sticko
Mr. Frazier
Bob
Mary Holmquist
Walt Mason Himself The World's Most Famous Rhymster
A humorous profile lampoons Walt Mason as the self styled expert on food sleep and exercise. It skewers counselors who preach virtue in eating walking and rising early while critics of night rest and meals.
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Walt Mason
Rhymster
Psychoanalytic Complexes and Childhood Fears
The article explains how psychoanalysis defines a complex as a seed of memory attracting related ideas. It notes that past events gain undue power through imagination and exaggeration, sometimes forming destructive patterns from simple incidents. It mentions inferiority and sexual complexes and the lifelong impact of childhood critique.
ABE MARTIN And a diverging lap of advice on life
A compilation of reader questions on weight gain births birthmarks stomach issues and nervousness with expert answers. It also includes a dramatic fiction scene about Molly Brownell and her husband Bob and a business figure advising restraint. Lastly the Dalhart firm James Stanton and Sons secures paving work for Texhoma.
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Dalhart Firm
Dalhart
James Stanton and Sons
Texboma
Habits and How They Form From Youthful Actions
The piece extols forming habits early in life and warns of the consequences of repeated behavior. It connects smiling, rocking babies, daily hygiene, reading, and self-control to long term outcomes, noting how repeated actions become automatic and influence social perception and health. It cautions against yelling at the elderly and urges moderation to avoid illness.
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