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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1928
Page
8
A tense domestic scene unfolds as a man confronts Mary over marriage plans and a stolen project. He accuses her of coercion with money, intensifies the confrontation, and they clash amid a gated mansion with a party downstairs. The confrontation ends with him threatening release of a ruined plan, leaving the situation unresolved.
Chatterer the Red Squirrel dodges Redtail the Hawk across Paddy the Beaver’s roof seeking rest and safety. The hawk circles and screams but the squirrel remains hidden beneath a protruding roof stick, proving his quick wits and endurance.
Redtail searches the roof for Chatterer as the mink clings to a stick above water. Chatterer remains motionless flat against the underside, holding his breath to avoid detection by the bird. After Redtail departs, Chatterer finally emerges from hiding.
A commentary on the pressure on film makers to adopt sound cinema and overhaul studios while facing international reception issues. It also notes London mockery of American Olympic ships and highlights Amarillo civic groups and the American Legion pushing for a Texas law to fund crippled children’s hospitals, inspired by Oklahoma’s model.
A newspaper puzzle page presents horizontal and vertical crossword clues. It suggests starting with Nos 14 and 44, listing items like city in Brazil center of rubber, Lindbergh goal, and various word definitions ranging from wages to woolly surface of eloh.
A photo from a Philippine town shows native life alongside up to date American cars and drivers. The piece argues Western civilization, especially motor cars, accelerates cultural absorption, predicting widespread Americanization globally while noting uncertainty about its desirability.
The note lists clues with numeric references and partial answers such as “Cores gross” and “Languished,” plus prompts for terms like “Bo livia” export product and “To yelp” and ends with “Exclamation of laughter.” It appears to be a cryptic or themed crossword fragment mapping clues to solutions.
The Ol Clo's man, a humble clo set dealer, hawks outfits while singing I cash clo's. He negotiates fiercely, often getting customers to buy, then buys discarded garments for resale. The trade, bustling on Elizabeth Street, ships thousands of clothes worldwide, with obituaries aiding sales.
Agnes Lyne argues mothers must seek science backed guidance to shape a child's character and daily habits. She stresses early life decisions in eating sleep play and money use determine lifelong outcomes and promises ongoing practical pointers drawn from research.
An English politician extols his constituency while a voter in the opposition heckles from the audience. The exchange escalates as the politician calls the man to the platform and the outsider retorts with a quip about endurance and education in the unfolding chorus of parliamentary debate.
A slice of 1920s New York life notes taxi drivers enforcing traffic rules with automatic license suspensions for brag violations. It mentions an Of Clo’s man near Columbia University selling cheap clothes to students and Mae West eclipsing Texas Guinan in Broadway fame with sharp, boisterous wit.
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