Amarillo Globe News publication notice fragment
Fragmentary data shows a published notice from The Amarillo Globe News Publishing Co with names and roles. text is garbled but references a post office and a date in February. No clear event or outcome is discernible beyond publishing credits and subscription details.
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Amarillo Globe
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Amarillo
Texas
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Gerayty
Gibe- News Publishing Co
Love and ambition collide in Saxon and Mary’s game
In a 1927 drama, Saxon and Mary navigate longing and work as he labors on a project at the drafting board. Mary presses for marriage while he frets over a rival flirtation, a promise of a future they must decide tonight or delay.
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Jerry
Tove
Eld
Sil
Mary
Marjorie Cheen
Saxon
Ceane
Call Publishing Co
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Chatterer the Red Squirrel Faces Shadow the Weasel
Chatterer the Red Squirrel flees Shadow the Weasel across a forest path. He believes the weasel will outmaneuver him, struggles to rest, and contemplates swimming the pond to escape. The tale ends with a note about the next story, Chatterer's Long Swim.
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Chatterer the Red Squirrel
Shadow the Weasel
Sophistication Reaches Pink Bloom in New York
An essay by O. McIntyre from August 9 1928 argues sophistication in New York is mostly affectation and city glamor hides a rural mindset. It contrasts Broadway nightlife with small town roots and notes rapid urban growth along upper Manhattan, publishers, salesmen, and a wary labor market.
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O. McIntyre
New York
Sint
Hick
Babylon
New England
Broadway
Mauretania
Lindbergh and Cyclist Income and the Value of Bicycling
The Treasury estimates Col Charles A Lindbergh earned about 204000 in the past six months while denying publicity over his exploits. A New England Quebec bicycle trip shows aging riders can stay healthy on long journeys. The piece notes the ocean liner魅 and emphasizes freighters as vital to commerce, arguing merchant marine strength comes from sturdy cargo ships over glamorous timers.
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Treasury Department
Charles A
Apue
Lindbergh
Auch
New England
Quebec
Kipling
Edward P. Warner
America
South America
Asia
Forward Move on Tariff Treaty with Chinese Nationalists
An editorial endorses Secretary Kellogg for negotiating a tariff treaty with the Chinese Nationalists. It notes Britain and Japan may oppose but argues the move corrects injustices from unequal treaties. The piece asserts American leadership and urges other powers to accept the change without reservations.
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Kellogg
Britain
Japan
Sim
China
America
Chemists Predict Radical Shifts in Industry and Life
The Chicago chemists conference sparked wild forecasts about a future with no raw material monopoly as labs create everything from rubber to fuel. They envision corn dust fuels and coal tar products in common use, reshaping the nation’s centers and civilization, with cautious caveats about practical limits.
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Seaboard
America
Present
New York
Athens
Edison Preece
Charles P. Steinmttz
Vocabulary Puzzle From Historical Almanac
A list of trivia prompts covers abbreviations for Virginia names tree genus Ulmus Florida cigar hub artifacts and basic verbs and nouns. It includes questions on musical notes plant types and geographic hints, presenting a compact mixed quiz in a late 19th or early 20th century style.
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Virginia
Florida
New Jersey Senator Singles Day Issue As Fight
Senator Edwards of New Jersey labels prohibition the top campaign issue and argues religion cannot be a real issue. He dismisses tariff squabbles and predicts New Jersey will overwhelmingly support Smith, backing modification of dry laws.
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N. J
Senator
Associated Press
Washington
Edwards
New Jersey
Smith
Prominent Ranger Businessman Dies After Car Crash
Gene Pettit, a noted Ranger merchant, died in a hospital from injuries after an automobile collision in the business district. Funeral plans were not disclosed. The incident occurred in Ranger, Texas, as authorities investigated the crash’s details.
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Associated Press
Ranger
Tex
Gene Pettit
Prersoens Ranger
Calliston
Interest Turns to Democrats in Kansas
Topeka August 9 with the Republican governor race settled attention shifts to the Democratic nomination. C F Little of Olathe backed by the Ku Klux Klan led early over Ed Hackney of Wellington for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, but Hackney later narrowed the gap.
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Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
John Hamilton
Topeks
Reed
Aeame Saeeinete
Hamilton Slete
Charles. F. Scott
Aln. Chase
Frank J. Ryan
Fred Veiland
United Freee
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
C.F. Little
Olathe
Ed Hackney
Wellington
Hackney
Little
Laughing Around the World With IRVIN 8. COBB
Mallie, a colored dependent speaking to her former employer Miss Sallie, asks for money to buy shoes. She complains her worn shoes hurt her feet and notes the uppers are thin. The dialogue hints at poverty and dependence in a social setting.
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