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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
8
The note lists founding date February 20, 1924 and state entry as second class matter the same day at Amarillo Texas post office. It notes publication evenings except Saturdays, Sunday morning edition with The Globe News Publishing Co at 6th and Fillmore and provides telephone and subscription rate hints.
A columnist argues that unannounced aviation advances will reshape society by erasing long separations. It cites Pinch Dickens’s 1600 mile Arctic flight as proof that airplanes quietly pull communities into closer contact, ending isolation and compressing the map.
The article urges a cheerful steady temper in children and adults. It argues that self control in small daily disappointments teaches good grace for future work and play. It uses examples of groceries, dinners, and rain to show how calm responses model behavior for a child.
A Southern city librarian known for interjecting foreign phrases, especially Latin, confuses a patron with phrase mixups. She explains a trip home “vice versa” after a joke about a vacation, while staff and patrons humor the linguistic flair.
Mildred Lawrence helps her mother after a hotel fire and a car theft returns by Stephen Armitage. Pamela Judson schemes to lure him away while Mildred wrestles with Harold and Huck’s gambling circle. The crisis deepens as Connie’s mother suffers severe burns and Mildred faces tough choices about duty, love, and loyalty.
Crossword clues open the page followed by a serialized narrative focusing on Mildred Connie and Harold. Connie's bright mood masks tension from an accident, a wary husband, and a worried mother as Mildred copes with care and fatigue while awaiting a return visit from Huck Connor.
A 1929 McNaught piece surveys New York police pay, ranks, and temptations. Rookies start around $34 weekly, rising to 2500 yearly. mounted, motorcycle, and plainclothes squads lure with danger and glamour. The piece notes grafting hints, lavish gifts on Fifth Avenue, and post police career riches, plus broader social snippets.
Peter Ralbit watches Lightfoot the Deer grow new antlers and move through woods without a scratch. The deer carefully avoids brushing the tender antlers while navigating the thicket, impressing Peter and Sammy Jay with the skill of horn handling. Lightfoot then settles in a favorite thicket, proving horns are a burden and a boon.
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