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Three Big Points In County Courthouse Bond Vote
The Amarillo commissioners address the looming $420,000 courthouse bond issue outlining no tax rate increase, no rise in property valuations, and no need for deficiency warrants. They say existing tax income and valuations cover costs, with owed debt being reduced and a new building affordable without changing assessments or collections. They urge voters to approve the bonds.
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W. W. Lynch
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Things That Are Gone In The Next Decade
Glenn Frank surveys six factors that shaped American prosperity and will weaken in the coming decade. He cites auto production, suburban home building, and radio as large forces moderating, then adds foreign trade, fashion, and installment buying as additional dampers. He urges a broader analysis to plan America’s future.
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Hollywood Scandal and a Rising Star Anne Winter
DAN RORIMER, a scenario writer, loves ANNE WINTER who, once an extra, earns a contract from a major studio. Anne balances pressures from Mona Morrison and EVA HARLEY while Dan and Paul Collier advise restraint. Anne rejects a three year, low salary deal, later signs a new lucrative contract and may test for a role at Amalgamated after input from Martin Collins and Johnny Riddle.
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Theodore the Ritz Head Waiter Dazzles Society Aficionados
New York Aug 27 Theodore a famed Ritz head waiter dominates high society seating by palm trees and orchestra drums. His aristocratic poise and discreet tactics entertain dukes kings and Wall Street magnates while he moves between hotel and Westchester estate. Lucius Beebe praised his distinction of banus from rusticus.
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Precious Moments by Alice Judson Peale
The essay discusses how American fathers, though kind and generous, focus on wealth and miss time with children. It urges fathers to balance work and family life, avoid morning grumpiness, and let mothers handle conflicts so the father can build a positive relationship with his kids.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES AND ANSWERS LIST
A compact listing of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with definitions and cross references including terms like Above Tree Chart Levee card game tear profound hotel opposite of losed mellow clue list and solutions for a historical puzzle page style. The mixed entries include several mis-spellings and archaic phrasing reflecting the source’s period tone and layout.
Impy the Chipmunk Leaves Home for the Great World
Impy, a restless young black chipmunk in Burgess tales, longs to roam beyond home. Striped Chipmunk encourages adventure, warns of winter stores, and recalls how siblings prepare, then Impy waves goodbye and slips toward the Green Forest to begin a self guided journey. The tale precedes another chapter titled Out in the Great World.
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Head Waiters Through Time and Tales of Paris and London
The piece profiles legendary head waiters across eras and places. Theodore Szarvis, Hungarian by birth, figures in literary circles with friends like Ference Molnar and E. Phillips Oppenheim, while famed London maitre d hotel Clement at the Ritz Paris commands dinners with a monocle and twin silver goatees. It recalls Si ebony black, a revered server connected to a family tale, and preserves the charm of old hospitality with nostalgic vignettes.
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