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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe News listing provides publication dates, publisher and editor names, and office address. It notes evening publication Sundays, connections with Amarillo Daily News, and contact numbers.
A column reports on the League for Sensible Clothing meeting at the Waldorf, showing a blouse and hitchable trousers outfit for men and advocating ending coats and vests. It notes a booster decries current dress, hints at hats outlawed, and chairs a nationwide crusade faced with skepticism.
A speaker defends democracy against critics arguing its failure. He asks whether any other system yields more happiness and progress, concludes democracy outperforms Bolshevism, Mussolini, imperial Japan, and tribal regimes, and pledges to stay with democracy until a superior system is shown.
A homemaker should balance duties of household tasks with attentive, loving motherhood. If talent for parenting is lacking, delegate to skilled nursery staff or educators, prioritizing the child’s well being over perfect housekeeping. The article urges honest self assessment and prudent delegation.
In a tense scene from the long drama around Mildred Lawrence and Stephen Armitage, Pamela Judson engineers a forged engagement to Armitage while Huck Connor shadows Harold. Harold faces pressure as Huck demands silence on Pamela’s betrothal and Harold’s role in the scheme.
A Japanese sociologist tours America to study traffic. An American guides him through Park Row and Grand Central, swapping locals and expresses to save minutes, while the visitor questions the gain from the change. The tale contrasts Eastern and Western outlooks with humor.
A reflective dispatch on New York City in 1929 notes a cafe sign promising “Reducing soup” as crowds of celebrities and socialites move past. It catalogs actors, playwrights, designers, and a parade of fashion and entertainment figures along Park Avenue and Broadway, weaving observations on culture, money, and the changing stage.
Honker the Goose keeps guard at daylight as Sammy Jay shouts thief and warns of a hunter. The flock waits by the pond, mindful of danger, while Sammy skirts the Green Meadows and Green Forest ahead. Copyright 1929 T. W. Burgess.
Huck presses Harold with threats and insists on using him to win his sister while hinting at the father’s long forgotten crime. Harold resists as Huck reveals a supposed intelligence service reach and a past confession his father supposedly held over him in a powerful blackmailing gambit.
A dated clipping offers a list of clues and word pairings ranging from clothing items like a loose sleeveless outer garment to terms such as drift and humor. It includes references to death notices and various cross references like to rebroadcast or to cancel, with scattered entries on jewelry, moisture forms, and wine compartments.
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