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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1929
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe from April 25, 1929, notes publishing ties to the Amarillo Daily News, lists staff including Gene Howe and Wilbur C. Hawk, and outlines Associated Press use rights, tone and publication details for evenings except Saturdays, with subscription rates and mailing info.
The Amarillo proposal aims to unite the Board of City Development with a chamber of commerce to boost public engagement and funding. It envisions city-financed support plus broad business-backed manpower, needing a public meeting Thursday night in the Auditorium to discuss adoption.
Agnes Lyne discusses the heavy burden of owed gratitude in parent child relationships. The article describes how guilt shapes choices from summer jobs to personal independence, highlighting how love tied duty can suppress dreams and lead to resignation or rebellion.
Laughing Around the World recounts a tale at Sherry's on Forty fourth Street where an Irish hod carrier challenges bar prices. He pays fifteen cents for a drink, learns about expensive decor, and returns at union hour to spend another fifteen cents, asking for a second shot amid the crowd.
Stephen Armitage and Lefty flee after a car sale goes wrong. Pamela manipulates love rivals while Harold and Huck scheme, leading to a stolen car and a police chase at a run down neighborhood speakeasy. Stephen reports the loss to his employer as tension rises.
A writer notes the nouveau riche express wealth through private comforts rather than show. Wealthy individuals rent discreet town houses and hotel rooms, employ private staffs, and travel with physicians and secretaries. London becomes a symbol of fashion’s shift as Brooklyn and Broadway districts host wealthy residencies and exclusive entertainments.
In a detective scene set near the Metropolitan Museum, Stephen explains he demonstrated a car to Lefty Flint while a group of strangers and the now questioned J B are pressed by an officer. The room’s occupants are questioned and two men are asked to accompany police for statements.
A scrambled list of crossword style clues covers varied hints from mountains in Oregon to verbs and nouns. The items mix numbers and stray fragments, asking for definitions or identifications like the Cascade Range, dregs, dragon, and ringworm, with several entries referencing Oregon’s geography and products.
In Burgess bedtime tale Honker the goose leader warns the flock to rest in the pond and shuns shore naps. A willful young gander rebels, feigning sleep while edging toward shore behind Paddy the Beaver’s house, seeking a covert nap. Copyright 1929 by T. W. Burgess. The next story: What Farmed Brown's Boy Saw.
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