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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1928
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows era masthead, editors and managers, Associated Press membership, and subscription rates for The Globe in Amarillo. It outlines publication scope and independent democratic stance with price notes and telephones for offices.
The article argues that horse racing operates with illegal gambling in most states despite anti gaming laws. It condemns evasions like claiming bets are investments and notes courts reject that view. It calls for law reforms and cites a proposed national anthem opening line about hypocrisy.
A Texas rancher uses gas to heat branding irons during round up. Projections laugh about new comforts for cattle. Paris papers note clothed bathers. Science claims cooking germs by radio. Some restaurants did this long before radio. Wise spenders gain wisdom over time.
Mrs Agnes Lotedot advocates independence for children teaching self help from dressing, organizing, and managing belongings. She argues early hands on practice builds self reliance, warning dependency hinders future success and that independent children become capable adults.
Two cowhands in Montana climb to a high peak to pick huckleberries. A large bear confronts them, chasing one up a tree while the other hides in a rock cave. After multiple chases the hunter in the cave questions the other, who replies that the bear's wife is inside the cave.
Janet Mary James, a Kentucky girl, leaves her mountains for New York to pursue singing after receiving two letters from her mother. She arrives, survives a taxi crash, meets Dr Ballard Riley, shops for gowns, and becomes enthralled with Broadway life while awaiting her debut and a possible date with a famed “woman hater” doctor.
Chicago writer notes a frenetic mood in the city with noisy whistles and bustling streets. He recalls figures like George Rector, a famed Broad way cafe owner now teaching and writing, and a blind fiddler still performing amid traffic risks.
A crossword excerpt lists clues for memory and objects and weaves a serialized tale. It follows Flavia who marries, gains a title, then is revealed as a poor actor, later becomes a sculptress in the Village and shelters Janet as a social whirlwind continues in a to be continued note.
A stream of short definitions and scrambled phrases appears as a dated puzzle list. The items span animals tools actions colors fabrics and foods, with terms like black bird, feline, bolt, and drone bee interspersed among occasional misspellings and odd pairings.
Old Man Coyote hunts in the Green Forest but finds luck poor. He misreads wind and scent as it shifts, nearly catching a gray hare before a cat smell warns him off. The tale ends with coyotes facing a bobcat danger and a moral about discretion and wisdom.
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