Gardens and trees signal Amarillo beautification push
The article urges city beautification through forestry, boulevard systems, and annual yard and garden contests in Amarillo. It notes the program’s role in making the city beauty conscious, with April to July contest dates and substantial prizes, plus a nod to urban noise reduction progress in New York City as a parallel modern concern.
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Reconsidering Rugged Individualism and Planned Policy
A McClure Syndicate column argues rugged individualism has harmed modern America by fueling planless economic growth. It urges shifting focus from abstract rugged individualism to protecting the individual through planned political and economic policy.
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Mysterious Waye disrupts Dr Charters at The Monastery
Percival Christopher Wren introduces John Waye as a dangerous interloper who presses Dr Charters for an alibi in a murder case and probes the past of the Monastery’s doctors. Waye stalks Dr Studley’s corridor encounters, courting secrets and trouble in a nursing home setting.
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How It Began Series Seeks Reader Ideas for Engravings
The Globe invites readers to submit origins of customs or sayings for its How It Began series. Ross Murphy will consider topics and illustrate the chosen answer in upcoming installments.
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Globe
Russ Murphy
Noted fighter Wilts Under Strain of Razz
A column by C. O. McIntyre reflects on stage life and public figures in New York. He notes Georges Carpentier’s humbling experiences, jokes about Broadway, and socialite intrigue while cataloging entertainers and city sights.
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Lita Gray Chaplin
Seismic Station Installed at Pitt Cathedral of Learning
A new seismological station at the University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning will create three dimensional photos of Earthquakes. It is one of only two such stations worldwide, with the other at San Juan Porto Rico. The system records tremors across the North American continent using three recording drums and galvanometer light reflection to measure distance and intensity.
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Air minded baby born to Sikorsky test pilot in Stratford
The baby daughter of George Meissner, Sikorsky test pilot, was born in Stratford. He flew his wife by amphibian plane to a New York hospital and returned ten days after birth with the baby sleeping through the flight. English scientists seek cheap disposable cotton collars to boost cotton use.
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Crossword Puzzle Mostly Short Words Horizontal and Vertical
A mixed crossword grid of clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes Italian river, streamlets, chart, money, stake, debt, constellation, ringworm, notes, joker, thrive, sesame, wraps, drunkard, sticks, dad, observed, steamer, publicity, racks, fuel, signals, almond, clay houses, cavity, myself, world, local deity city, candle, humor, unit of work, bundles, drag, seizes, teeth, insects, born, center of stock market, fruits of pine trees, sorrowful, iron tubes, matter, Africans desert, bails, ball club, honorable, sack of a silkworm, young horse, fastidious, cape, noises, chum, stroke, mother.
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Farmer Brown's Boy Encounters a Garter Snake Mystery
Farmer Brown's Boy finds a garter snake on the porch and tries to explain how it got there. He debates whether the snake fell from the eyes trough or climbed unseen, while his father doubts the sight and suggests an optical illusion.
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Hollywood giggles and a shy man seeks respectable work
A Hollywood revue buzzes with lines about a swell chauffeur and an Argentine loafer while celebrated actresses croon about a night before party. A fragile man in Central Park asks for respectable work, hands over a card with his name and a clipping of his daughter, and a producer notes she earns 125 dollars weekly.
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