Amarillo Globe Brief Readout From AP Lineup
A terse Amarillo Globe note cites Associated Press as the exclusive distributor of credited dispatches and regular news within the paper. It lists department contacts and pricing lines for news and circulation services.
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Associated Press
A Priceless Legacy Beyond Wealth from Stephen Foster's Daughter
A 77 year old Foster daughter, guest of honor in New York, speaks on a different legacy than money. She cherishes memories of her father and the lasting joy of his songs, noting how love and happiness shape a life more than wealth, and how music keeps him alive in her heart. She recalls how audiences welcome her with pride and how simple moments summon her father’s memory. Her story underscores that enduring legacies grow from kindness and family happiness rather than fortune.
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New York
Stephen Collins Foster
Swanee River
Kentucky
United States
Ritz
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Laughing Around the World With the In 8s Cobb
A humorous essay contrasts two shipwreck tales with a real life Virginia mountain journey. Two mariners on a raft dodge sharks and hunger while one suggests prayer and the other offers a hat. A traveling politician avoids faith but can swim, to survive a ford flood with a Methodist guide.
Guiding Nour Child Separate Living Quarters
Alice Judson Peale argues for a child's own living quarters to shield him from adult life at home. She contends early years require ideal conditions for learning to be clean, orderly, truthful, and reasonably quiet as he grows.
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Alice Judson Peale
Thief Snatched Fox Fur and Rescue Sparks Dinner Request
Mildred Lawrence loses her fox fur in a crowd but Stephen Armitage stops the thief and returns the scarf. He offers to take Mildred home and she invites him to dinner, while Pamela Judson schemes to win him away and warns Mildred.
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Mildred Lawrence
Judson
Stephen Armitage
Pamela Judson
Mildred
Stephen
Pamela
Huck Connor
Harold
Huck
Mrs. Lawrence
Armitage
Connie
Mearuing
Nightlife on Broadway Fades as New York Quietly Transforms
The 1920s Broadway scene shifts from glittering night clubs to discreet intimate venues as philanderers and gossip fade. Rising peeping journalism, absence of bouncers, and past excess drive patrons away. Authors note the era’s fashion, music, and hostesses losing appeal while new luxury venues rise eastward.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Broadway
Main Street
Joe Eppis
Big Rubber Man
Dotty Hikique
Follies
Club Garoo
Peter Rabbit Saves Lightfoot from Buster Bear
Peter Rabbit uses a danger thump to alarm Lightfoot the Deer as Buster Bear stealthily approaches. Lightfoot escapes as Buster bursts into the thicket, and Peter boasts of the narrow rescue and warns of future dangers.
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Buster Bear
Lightfoot
Peter
Buster
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
Proper Child Rearing Amidst Adult World Demands
The text argues children should be separated from constant adult corrections and noise. It notes continuous scolding harms learning and that lack of private space hurts development. Overstimulation from adult activity exhausts children and distracts them from age appropriate tasks.
Crossword Puzzleanswers and clues mixed in jumbled list
A list of crossword clues and partial entries includes definitions for words like "To merit" "To recede" "To allay" and "Frozen water" along with questions on titles and dates and scattered numbers and fragments. The text appears as an OCR damaged puzzle compilation with mixed clues and incomplete entries.
Women candidates scarce as Britain election looms
London reports show women seek a fraction of parliamentary seats. Conservatives, Labour and Liberals list 600, 600 and 500 candidates respectively with only 12, 24 and 20 women running. Only seven of eight current women MPs possible. Mrs Hilton Philipson may not seek reelection due to duties.
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International News Service
London
Great Britain
House of Commons
International
Conservative
Labor
Liberal
Labor Sersenesscevers
Ceeeeseeres
Commons
Hilton Philipson
From Virginia to Europe Early Colonial Tubor Food Stock
A fragmented quiz page asks about a well known tubor food stock first brought from Virginia to Europe in early Colonial days. It lists clues for numerous topics including authorship of relativity, hollow stemmed wood uses, and crossword style items.
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Virginia
Europe
Samuel
Washington, D. C
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