Amarillo Globe shows CCC youth drive and dam plans
The Amarillo Globe highlights the Civilian Conservation Corps as a constructive outlet for Panhandle youth amid unemployment. It also notes Conchas Dam in Eastern New Mexico, its impact on water, land irrigation, and Amarillo’s future business growth, plus a call for practical progress in governance.
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Panhandle
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Roosevelt
Amarillo
Conchas
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Tucumcari
Cty
Clenn Frank
McClure Newspaper
Midnight Suitors at Avon Home For The Aged
Caroline Jay defies her mother Mrs. Jay superintendent of Avon Home for the Aged to see Garret Cassidy a poolroom loafer with scrappy income. Garret asks for a midnight meeting after a date with Henry Avon as Caroline seeks an escape from a ruled romance amid pleas and plans.
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Garret Cassidy
Caroline Jay
Caroline
Avon
Fere
Martha Jay
Mrs. Jay
Henry Avon
Great Compromisers and Stamps Across Time
The article reflects on Henry Clay known as The Great Compromiser who shaped 1820 Missouri and Maine entry as free state, plus tariff battles in Jackson era. It mentions U S history, the 1852 death anniversary stamps, and transitions within a charity home narrative on Mrs Jay, Pop Whistler, and Caroline with Henry Avon.
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Union
Missouri
North
Congress
Henry Clay
House of Representatives
Maine
Jackson
South Carolina
Clay
NEA Service, Inc
Pop
Miss Pfenninger
Annals of Literature
Willard Huntington Wright
Smart
Greenwich
Gaborian
S. S. van Dyne
New York
California
Farmer Brown
Mother Brown
T. W. Burgess
Peachmond: a reported peach nut hybrid from Mexico
A claimed new fruit called the peachmond reportedly blends peach and nut traits, noted as a mand from Mexico. The item mentions its emergence as a cross between peach and af fruit.
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Mexico
Carrara
Italy
Nebuchad
Shadrach
Meehach
Abedness
Grown-up tadpole and other clues crosswords
Grown up tadpole tailless vertebrate clue set includes many cross referencing terms. Across and down entries cover letters sounds and definitions from French to musical terms with hints to animals and objects.
Collected Snippets and Letters From a 1930s Column
A collage of salon gossip, literary sketches, and brief fiction notes features personalities like Miriam Hopkins and Mayor La Guardia, discussions of Willard Wright and S. S. Van Dyne, plus a children’s tale of Farmer Brown and a late night scream.
Word Builder Disorder Sparks Saxophone Debate
The passage jokes about a buzzing word game and a chaotic scene at a meal. It suggests only a single confident player should perform on the saxophone while all others face penalties until they concede.
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Mintyre
Bedtime
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Harry Richman
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Prank Shutts
Elmer Davis
Mae West
Roy Howard
Thomason
Katharine Brush
Lord Fauntleroy
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Jerome K. Jerome
John Ringling
Harry Leon Wilson
Sheila Barrett
By Thornton W. Burgess
Sophie Kerr
Saturday Evening Post
C. L. Edson
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Willard Wright
Sorbonne
Park and Fish Avenue
Shep Minter
Santa Fe
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Hooty the Owl
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Neighbor Jones
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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