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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe lists rates and charges including 1.95 to 8.00 and 7.50 with additional figures 885 05 3.90 and 2.50. The item presents a compact pricing column likely in a business or telecommunication notice.
Amarillo gains lower fire insurance costs by improving readiness to control fires. If losses stay below target, an additional 12 cent rate cut could save about $48 000 annually. The goal is careful fire prevention to return premiums to the city. The note links efficiency and savings to growing insured property.
The Los Angeles civil service secretary is accused of leaking exam questions to friends. Questions cover race riot responses, sabotage, reckless driving, arson, first aid for seizures, rabies as Jewish priests, and use of force in arrests with humorous misdefinitions.
Alice Judson Peale argues moral training should be impersonal not driven by filial love. Using love as a tool creates amorphous ethics and confuses duty with emotion. Parents should separate affection from consequences to build a decent, intelligent conscience.
Mildred Lawrence's fox fur is recovered by Stephen Armitage after a crowded incident at the Judson Hotel. Pamela Judson haughtily confronts Mildred while Huck and Duke run a Chicago style racing scam involving Harold, with Harold drawn into the betting room and a tense night ending as Harold returns to Mildred’s desk flushed with excitement.
A 1929 McNaught Syndicate piece surveys Broadway's nightlife from the Broadway district’s storefronts to Bryant Hall. It notes Eddie Cantor gossip, theater fashion, crime curiosities, and the era’s social scenes, with portraits of figures like Ward Morehouse and Oscar Hammerstein and reflections on Automat dining and Slovak weddings at Bryant Hall.
Mildred faces a manager's warning over alleged impropriety with Mr Armitage. Miss Judson's meddling looms as Harold wooes Mildred with plans for a quiet date while Stephen approaches. The scene ends with an unsettled choice and a looming continuation.
In a Burgess tale, Peter Rabbit learns from Lightfoot the deer about how antlers grow. Lightfoot explains they start soft and rapidly harden like plant growth, warning that soft antlers are vulnerable. A thief cries out as Sammy creates a distraction.
A garbled OCR passage presents a long list of disparate words and clues such as Passageway Swine Verbal Nobleman Blackbird and many more. The fragment resembles a word puzzle or lexicon style from a newspaper page with scattered definitions and terms.
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