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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1928
Page
6
A garbled item from a Wilburg Hawk shows publicist Gene Mowe and general manager unclear about paracription rates in Amarillo. The fragment hints at carrier rates and a 1 percent figure amid illegible characters.
In the Green Forest King Eagle disrupts Yowler the bobcat’s ambush of Mrs Lightfoot and the spotted twins. The eagle’s scream tricks the predator while lightfoot leads the fawns toward Paddy the Beaver’s pond for safety and learning. The scene ends with the twins safely guided away.
A 1928 McNaught Syndicate piece surveys New York's bridge hikers led by Bridge Hikers club founders and notable walkers like Dr. John H. Finley and Bernarr MacFadden. It contrasts brisk city strolling with a broader trend of weight loss mania and urban affluence amid a rapidly changing metropolis.
A California health board ruling, echoed by Judge Leon Yankwich, declares no child is illegitimate, blaming parents not children. The piece contrasts urban rich and poor districts, noting worse outcomes for children of poorer families and urging reflection on social remedies.
A malefactor with money runs a hidden radiocasting operation in an Ohio town, airing unsanctioned sensational tales about local residents each evening. The scheme twists rumor into venom, drawing listeners who relish the tales while steering public scorn toward those named. Citizens are urged to pursue the rogue station with resolve.
The text describes a Chicago racketeer who extorts small businesses such as garages and cleaners. Punishments include bombings and wrecked wagons. Prompt police action is urged to curb the menace before it spreads, noting Chicago’s hopeless tie ups with politics.
In a November drawing room, Stephanie and Jerry debate love and society as a forged paternity note and a monthly allowance emerge. The dialogue traces shifting gender roles from old marriage norms to a future partnership model amid restless romance and social change. Stephanie awaits a telegram from Heinie as the scene ends.
The puzzle states the first two questions should prove easy. It asks for the era of Westminster Abbey and who was chosen to run Governor Smith’s presidential campaign.
A list of crossword style phrases and definitions including Reverentiel fens, camel hair cloth, web footed bird, mill stone pieces, baseball nine, mover's tracks, label, large deer, embryo chick, ventilated, age, compass, sluggishness, deity, arid, egg of a louse, search for, indisposed, to her against, English coin, repaired bottom, meadow, and various questions about admirals, golfers, Esau, and the Holy Grail quests.
Thomas H. Lovelace 10, former city efficiency board member and real estate securities salesman, was found shot to death in his St Louis apartment. A business associate said he had...
A renowned motion picture producer explains art over a visit to a guest, praising artistic results over money. Suddenly he exclaims in awe and touches the guest’s coat, lamenting a tailor’s buttonhole work.
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