Globe newspaper masthead and classifieds fragment
An Indian style globe masthead announces an independent democratic newspaper with subscription details and Associated Press credits. The fragment shows pricing and carrier delivery notes for Amarillo Texas and surrounding areas.
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the Globe
Weet Wind Quotation Reflects Fortune and Winds
A pithy couplet notes that one who trusts fortune to fail should remember that winds change. The line reads as a moral about fate and resilience attributed to Mother Weet Wind.
Chatterer the Red Squirrel Uses Log Sail to Escape Hawk
Chatterer fearfully resists swimming or flying. He spots a drifting log and calls on the Merry Little Breezes and Old Mother West Wind to push it ashore. The log carries him toward safety as Redtail the Hawk returns overhead, prompting one final cry to the breeze.
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Red Squirrel
Paddy
Redtail
Reddy
Hawk
T. W. Burgess
Juvenile Delinquency Issue Faces Amarillo
A citywide youth problem grows as errant youths roam Am arillo. The piece argues for local supervision and community treatment over reform schools, noting routine police calls, judge referrals, lectures, and parole like supervision to avoid hardened criminals and protect both boys and the community.
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Amarillo
Reform School
Sys
Dangers of Submarine Accidents and Byrd Skyward Reflections
The piece notes Italian submarines face grave losses and praises naval experts examining rescue ideas such as hull hooks for pontoons. It contrasts with U.S. tragedy, cites Byrd's Skyward account of a sea crash, and surveys women’s shifting labor patterns between 1910 and 1920.
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Ora
New England
Navy Department
Sububle
Bureau of the
Department of Labor
The Hidden Planes In A House Chase
Jerry and Saxon race to recover blueprints and models of a secret home project from Mary Pennings. They suspect the thief will burn or remove the works during a bridge game, and Jerry plots to slip inside while Saxon guards the outside in a tense clocked bid for salvaging the designs.
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Saxon
Offis
Jerry
Mary
Faxon
Paul
Pennings
Aida
Sean
Elosetu
Plana
Mary Eunice
Nellie Spear
Tomor
Dramatic moment in hotel dining room ends with exit
Conversation among guests at a hotel dining area ends with a tense exchange. Mary drains her glass, pockets winnings, as Jerry steps outside, leaving readers eager for tomorrow’s continuation.
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Mary
Jerry
Crossword Puzzle From Historical Page Segments
Crossword puzzle text with various horizontal and vertical clues, many misspellings and OCR artifacts. The list includes numbered entries for hints such as Romantic tale, varnish resin, and terms like capuchin monkey and marble. The puzzle contains mixed languages and unknown alignment, with several errors in spelling and formatting.
Crossword Clue Fragments Nine to Forty Five
A list of clue fragments hints at a crossword puzzle set including phrases like to deserve fish allied to the perches cook in a griddle meadow organ of sound part of verb to be stir bick and tennis fence with no full clues or solutions provided.
Paris Simmers as Water Runs Free and Heat Tames City
Paris faced a record heat wave with Parisians drinking 650000 cubic meters of water in a day. New water works at Saint Maur and Ivry will add 500000 cubic meters daily, easing supply fears. The heat also damaged a Versailles pond and sparked local debate over urban plans and uniforms.
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Paris
Saint Maur
Ivry
la Piece d'Esau Des Suisses
Palace of Versailles
Louis XVI
Army
Agitat
Laughing Around the World Nellie Revell Uses Heaven Tale
Nellie Revell shares a humorous tale about Sam, a lifelong pessimist who dies and reaches Heaven only to complain about a cold from crossing the River Jordan a feather knocked from his wing and a halo that did not fit. The anecdote illustrates persistent pessimism through comic heavenward misadventure.
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Nellie Revell
Sam
Celestial City
Earth
Heaven
River Jordan
Freakish electrical storm dazzles Manhattan windows
New York reports a midsummer electrical storm over Manhattan Island with lightning lighting up Riverside Drive and the Palisades across the river. Skyscrapers show playful flashes as residents watch from windows, while the city recovers with a buoyant mood and renewed vigor after the spectacle.
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Inspiration Point
Riverside Drive
Jersey Hill
Hudson
Coogan
C. C. McIntyre
New York
Manhattan Island
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