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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
8
Amarillo Globe published as evening paper with Sunday morning edition in 1929. It lists address at 6th and Fillmore, telephones, subscriptions, and its independent democratic stance. The page notes Associated Press affiliation and publication schedule.
County Judge Sam B Motlow says if Potter County residents want a new courthouse they should vote bonds and the commissioners will fulfill their duty. The grand jury recommended a courthouse, noting current buildings are inadequate and outgrown. Conditions have improved financially, possibly allowing bonds without harming credit. A recent Amarillo traffic violation note adds a side remark about high school pupils.
Judge Ridings notes high school youths view tickets for speeding as a badge of distinction. He lectures violators and urges parental awareness, often arranging installment payments to spare parents embarrassment. Yet repeat offenses rise as soon as youths regain the family car, with some facing second charges before fines are paid. He urges Amarillo parents and police to cooperate to curb violations.
Mrs Agnes Lyne urges parents to teach adolescents to accept personal responsibility for their actions. Excuses and blame hinder growth. each generation bears its own burden while recognizing past mistakes. Parents should guide without shielding from accountability and help youths face internal and external challenges.
A short humorous exchange about courting etiquette and movie dates appears amid notes on fashion trends. The piece suggests men should avoid overdoing gestures after a date and mentions women’s hat collars with silver dogtags bearing a wearer’s name and address.
Paris reports a shift in fashion as dog Saito novelty pieces bridle hats with brass nail studs. The trend frames dogs in a stylish light, with designers embracing canine imagery on millinery. French fashion leaders push this bold accessory direction despite mixed reception.
Texas voters will decide in November 1980 whether to adopt a change in the legislative session system. A senate joint resolution, approved by both houses, calls for a regular 120 day session split into two 30 day and one 60 day meetings.
Mildred Lawrence, a Judson Hotel stenographer, returns a thief’s scarf with Stephen Armitage then navigates a complex romance as Pamela Judson schemes to pull him away. Harold and Huck complicate loyalties while Mildred cares for her mother and faces work tensions at the hotel.
New York April 12 1929 reporters describe a citywide show boat craze sparked by Edna Ferber's novel and stage hit. A floating show introduces famous names yet critics say levee nostalgia and caliope music define the genuine show boat experience.
A mixed page item features crossword clues about university lore and golf stance plus an ongoing romance segment. Connie and Mildred share a day of planned picnic details as Stephen contemplates their relationship amid a sunlit scene. (TO BE CONTINUED)
A jumbled list of vocabulary prompts appears, including definitions and puzzle-like clues for terms such as English money, celestial bodies, and measures. The text mixes several languages and fragments, resembling a scanned crossword or glossary extract with missing context and incomplete entries.
Peter visits Mrs Lightfoot and the twin fawns by Paddy the Beaver pond. Lightfoot worries about his antlers and independence while Mrs Lightfoot comments on Lightfoot’s new antlers and hopes they improve from last year. Peter leaves to explore another area.
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