Amarillo Globe Pressmast Address and Subscription Rates
The Amarillo Globe lists publisher and editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C. Hawk, notes Associated Press news credit, and provides contact details for news, business, and circulation. It shows mail and daily Sunday subscription prices for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico, including one month six months and yearly rates.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Te Globe News Publishing Co
Anillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo Globe
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
From Humble Origins Rise of World Leaders
The article contrasts rulers who rose from modest beginnings, including the Czech president Masaryk, with other leaders. It notes Masaryk's early work as a locksmith and blacksmith, teacher and organizer, and his later role as president. It also mentions lipstick rumors and Stone Age relics found by Herman Junker, drawing a playful parallel about civilization.
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Rome
Hohenzollern
Great Britain
Czechoslovakia
Thomas G. Masaryk
Masaryk
Austria-Hungary
Herman Junker
Nile Delta
Boys and Girls Learn to Live Together at Camp
Alice Judson Peale argues that boys and girls should play and learn together during youth. She contends early mixed play teaches cooperation, reduces later conflicts, and prepares youths for adult relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judson Peale
Nancy
Poker Game That Cracked the Town Ends In Tense Bluff
In the tale told by Jerry Ogden the night changes Alex Peterson into a wary philanthropist as he faces Lundy, MacCoy and Richey in a high stakes poker dispute. Cards flash, bets soar, and outside observers brace for a perilous hour with a dangerous undercurrent as the outcome hangs on a single dangerous hand.
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Jerry Ogden
Alex Peterson
Andrew Ogden
Peterson
Two Brothers
Jerry
Joe Lundy
Lundy
Alex
MacCoy
Richey
Dad
Onc
Dad MacCoy
Fitch
Webb
Lendy
Trey
Wm. Morrow Co
Presidents and their fishing and hunting trips at the White House
The Washington Day Book notes Hoover’s offer to lend his Virginia fishing camp to future presidents or Shenandoah National Park. It contrasts Grover Cleveland as the last ardent White House fisherman with Coolidge and later presidents. It mentions Cleveland’s isolation and Cleveland’s mid river fishing, Roosevelt’s hunting, Harding’s golf, Wilson’s motor trips, and presidents from McKinley to Coolidge enjoying Potomac river steam travel.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Hoover
Virginia
Shenandoah National Park
White House
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Coolidge
Cleveland
Presidential
Carolina
Engineer Corps
Roosevelt
Harding
Wilson
McKinley
Coolidge
Potomac
Mayflower and presidential week end yachting habits discussed
The article argues presidents may seek private week end retreats and deluxe outdoor ease, noting the Mayflower once offered privacy and informal talks. It questions restoring the yacht after decommissioning amid economy talk, but defends a president’s right to personal recreation.
Dog Doctors in New York Enjoy Big Clientele
Diary style notes describe New York dog doctors expanding amid affluent clientele. It details clinics with six story offices and staff, pricing for office visits and home calls, and upscale kennels in Westchester. It also touches on pet culture and fashion gossip of the era.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Pepys
Karl Hoblitzell
Charles B. Driscoll
Spain
Dizzy
Laura Cobb
Irvin
Laura Chapman Cobb
Italy
Westchester
Yale
Gallipolis
Flip Learns Respect on the Green Meadows
Flip the wire haired terrier, new to Farmer Brown's farm, chases every distraction including a buzzing bee he mistakes for a fly. Bowser warns a playful Flip and later helps treat a nose sting from Bumble the Bee at Laughing Brook, teaching him to know before he assumes.
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Flip
Farmer Brown
Bowser the
Hound
Bowser
Toads
Mr. Toad
Bumble
Laughing Brook
Bumble the Bee
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Variety Bazaar
A readable OCR fragment shows a crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. The list includes entries like Pedestal Sour plum legume sea robber and many others with missing letters and garbled words. The piece reads like a puzzle page, incomplete and hard to parse.
Powers of Privy Council Irksome
Dublin reports a political rift over the final say in legal cases. Prime Minister Cosgrave and Eamon De Valera agree the Supreme Court should have last word, but a treaty provision allows appeal to the King in Council. Ireland refuses Privy Council hearings, passing acts to block such appeals while Unionists urge continued British ties.
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Dublin
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Eamon de Valera
Supreme Court of Saorstat
Supreme Court
England
Free State
Privy Council
London
German immigrant sues woman who taught wife flapper slang
ERnest A heim, a German immigrant in Lake Forest, sues a Chicago-area woman for 100 damages claiming she taught his wife English and flapper fashions, leading to alimony and divorce disputes. The case highlights cultural clashes as the wife adopted American slang and attire.
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Chicago
Ernest Aheim
Germany
Ernest
Kunigunde
I Lake Forest
North Shore
Court House Records and Vehicle Registrations Notice
Court house records list warranty deeds transferring parcels and properties between individuals and banks with small sums. Vehicle registrations show names and addresses for Harman Motor and Nash Trucks dealers in Texas. Germany operates a network of 37,500 miles of motor buses.
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C. M. Humphreys
W. P. Martin
Hughes
Roberta Williams
First National Bank
Amarillo
Floyd G. Wood
David V. Evans
Eakle
Lucille Stipp
Lucille H. Mitcham
S. S. Pk
T. Herring
Elizabeth Herring Lee Instru
Cor
Germany
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