Amarillo Globe Publishing Detail and Rates Outline
This fragment lists the Amarillo Globe base details including founding date February 20 1984 second class matter status and publishing arrangements with Amarillo Daily News. It notes publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C Hawk, with Associated Press rights and contact lines for news business and circulation. It also gives subscription rates for various periods and combined mail options with the Daily News.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
French-German mail flight plans spark wartime questions
The piece notes a Lufthansa mission to fly mail over Fort Cherbourg toward the Bremen liner, hinting at evolving aviation roles in war and mail delivery while reflecting on France Germany tensions since 1870 and the obsolescence of forts amid aerial supremacy. It also discusses merger fears in banking and the value of world minded tourism in Geneva as a sign of international cooperation.
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Lufthansa Company
Germany
Fort Cherbourg
France
United States
Bremen
Paris
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Europe
League
Poor Appetite in Poor Children Aids and Causes
The article argues that many poor appetite cases in children are psychological rather than physical. Oversolicitude, talk about eating, emotional dinner scenes, force feeding, and coercion worsen refusal to eat. Simple remedy: present meals attractively with calm, matter-of-fact demeanor.
The Mining Mob and the Devil Take Jerry
In Skull Valley Andrew Ogden recounts the six hours before Alex Peterson’s tale of Jerry, who faces a miners’ court hangover for robbing Joe Lundy. Jerry admits theft from his brother and is jailed in a mine as Lundy rejects clemency, while Peterson proposes a ransom to spare him.
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Andrew Ogden
Hison
Jerry
Alex Peterson
Skull Valley
Deacon
Peebles
Peterson
Joe Lundy
Alex
Lundy
Dad
Uncle Jerry
End Square
Dow
Burke
Fitch
Dillon
Webb
Uncle John
Pillow
Bow of Cops Flattering to Most Folk in New York
A sprawling 1929 column surveys New York life from Park Avenue to Times Square. It notes fashion, music, cinema trends, and urban oddities while mixing sketches of people and places including a Chillicothe born artist, a Koh-i-noor jewelry push, and Rudy Vallee’s understated stage presence. The piece drifts into a serialized fiction excerpt about a mine confrontation and family tension, ending with a cliffhanger promising the next chapter.
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O. McIntyre
New York
Kansas City
John Erdmann
Chillicothe
Ohio
Park Avenue
Paul Reinhart
Valentino
Bombay
Mills
Harry Thaw
Russell Patterson
Ann Pennington
Fifth Avenue
London
Paris
Nice
Kohinoor’s
Dornment
Bowser the Hound and the Lost Little Dog
A dog with no collar is found by Farmer Brown's Boy and becomes part of the family. Bowser the Hound accepts the newcomer as a playmate, while the dog decides to stay and be cared for. Mother Brown and the boy imagine a future home for the newfound companion.
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Farmer Brown
Bowser
Mr. Toad
Toads
Mother Brown
T. W. Burgess
Washington Day Book on Lexington Saratoga Carrier Change
Rep. Burton L. French of Idaho questions the value of the giant carriers Lexington and Saratoga now used as airships. Naval officials note the plan to convert to five smaller carriers of about 13,800 tons each, increasing air power but reducing speed and gun power.
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Washington
Burton L. French
Idaho
Lexindon
Saratoga
United States
Lexington
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
W. A. Moffett
Naval Aviation
House Committee
Congress
Ford Museum Honors Edison Amid Historic Relics
Detroit dispatch reports Henry Ford favors Edison as a musem pioneer. The Ford collection includes Menlo Park lab relics, Auntie Jordan's boarding house, and other Edison structures slated for preservation. A planned Oct. 21 centennial event will feature Edison in his old chair as lights go dark briefly.
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United Press
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Thomas Edison
Edison
Menlo Park
Fort Meyer
Clinton Inn
Saline
Menlo Park Laboratory
New Jersey
Dearborn
Auntie Jordan
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
In dependence Square Shows Dictating City Halls Replicas
Partial text describes replicas of Congress Hall and Old City Hall standing in In dependence Square. The image emphasizes historical architectural echoes and civic symbolism within a public square setting.
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Congress Hall
Old City Hall
Independence Square
Solons Probe Fee System at Greenville
The legislative committee probing county fee practices heard three county officials in Greenville Texas after a session. They urged a law change to require all offices to account for fees centrally and to block outside legal aid for collecting delinquent taxes. The panel had earlier visited Fort Worth and Dallas to study small counties.
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United Press
Greenville
Texas
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
Barnum Oil Case May Be Heard Here
The Barnum Oil Company bankruptcy case may be heard in Amarillo if the U S district court of Delaware agrees it is more convenient to hold the case where the claims were filed. Judge James C Wilson closed hearings after three days and will submit papers to Delaware for jurisdiction ruling. About 210000 dollars in claims were filed in this district and about 160000 in Delaware.
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Barnum Oil Company
Banksruptcy
Amarillo
U. S. District Court of Delaware
U. S. District
James C. Wilson
Delaware Court
Delaware
Vernon Chosen For 1930 Odd Fellows Meet
Crowell Tex Aug 23 Vernon selected as the 1930 meeting place of the lower Panhandle Association of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at the closing session of a two day convention attended by over 1000 delegates. Officers installed included E O Budaley Electra president Mrs Hattie Beetle Chili cothe first vice president W C Clary Crowell second vice president Mrs Bertha Ross Vernon secretary and Mrs Ada Ramsey Wichita Falls treasurer.
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United Press
Crowell
Tex
Bertha Ross
Vernon
Ada Ramsey
Wichita, Falls
Italian Pilot Dies in Lake during Test Flight
Capt. Guiseppe Motta, Italian Schneider Cup pilot, plunged into Lake Garda during a test flight of a Macchi 67 seaplane yesterday. The death was reported belatedly from Desenzano Italy as authorities investigate the crash.
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United Press
Desenzano
Italy
Guiseppe Motta
Lake di Garda
Great Britain
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the Globe
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Ibiwililiet
HOT Dog Millionaire
Rudy Vallee
Shore Acres
Springtown
McNaught Syndicate Inc
Wm. Morrow Co
By Thornton W. Burgess
Bowser the Hound
Dom
By Kirke Simpson
Ford Museum
Solons Probe Fee System
Ating Surgistic
Ican Roueres Furt
ODD Fellows
United Kingdom
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