Amarillo Globe News publication details and rates
The Amarillo Globe News from December 7, 1928 lists publication details, pricing, and circulation notes. It notes evening editions except Saturdays, Sunday morning connection to Amarillo Daily News, and mail rates for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with carrier and subscription prices.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
BY Mail
OkLaHoma
New Mexico
American bankers and industrialists balk. Zeppelin plans stalled
The Review of Reviews reveals German airship ambitions to carry trans Atlantic service by 1929 faced lack of American backing. Early 1920s talks with Eckener associates and Goodyear considered US shipbuilding to host a huge airdock, but tens of millions were not forthcoming. The piece also notes Count Zeppelin’s 1915 cross Atlantic and Arctic proposals, while framing ongoing debates over public school military training and Amarillo High’s voluntary program.
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United States
Zeppelin
Atlantic
Raffe Emerson
Emerson Relates
Allied Supreme Council
Germany
Berlin
Swiss
Eckener
Zeppelin Foundation
Wilhelm Cuno
Hamburg-American Line
Review of Reviews
Count Zeppelin
North Pole
Emerson
Amarillo High School
Amarillo
W. A. McIntosh
The Kitchen As Classroom For The Young Child
Agnes Lyne argues the kitchen offers an unparalleled education for toddlers as they observe and manipulate real objects. The article highlights faucets, stove actions, tins, pans, and containers teaching size, shape, and sense training through daily kitchen activity.
Giving by J. P. McEvoy SYNOPSIS
Dramatic fragments recount Dixie Dugan era a Broadway star facing romance and a Caribbean revolution. A coded radiogram from Managua details Milton and Romano in Costaragua upheaval with executions and escapes. Letters from Nita Dear reveal tension, censorship, and an espionage push to intervene for American interests.
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Dixie Dugan
Jimmy Doyle
Jack Milton
Wall Street
Alvarez Romano
Romano
Milton
Dixie
Broadway
Costaraguan
Managua
John Milton
New York City
Son Alvarez
Costaragua
Congressman’s Skill: How Incentives Drive Action
In a Sunday feature the article explains how a congressman can work effectively when properly motivated. It outlines mechanisms of incentive based approaches and cites hypothetical scenarios to illustrate legislative responsiveness.
Prodigy Boy’s Piano Dreams Nixed by Parents
A Minaki area family turns down a Montreal teacher’s plea to educate their nine year old son for music. The father’s letter says the family wants schooling in reading and writing but rejects teaching him piano as unnecessary and risky in the mother’s view.
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Minaki
Canadian National Railways
Montreal
Atlanta Ministers Put Aesop High
Two hundred prominent local citizens answered letters from grammar school children about books they enjoyed when young. Kipling's Jungle Book and Aesop's Fables led among choices with Robinson Crusoe Swiss Family Robinson Tom Sawyer Uncle Remus Stories and Robin Hood also popular. Ministers favored Aesop's Fables while businessmen and officials showed interest in Robin Hood Swiss Family Robinson Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Kipling
Nowgli
Mother Wolf
Taxi Drivers in New York Ill-Dressed
A satirical column by C. O. McIntyre from New York on December 7 1928 pokes fun at the city’s taxis clubs clocks and various urban oddities. It names Gershwin Sullivan Liveright and White among figures in a bustling Broadway scene as Times Square and Herald building changes reshape the metropolis.
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New York
C. O. McIntyre
George Gershwin
Jim Churchill
Schrafft’s
Walter Catlett
Savoy Plaza
Frank Sullivan
Marjorie Odrichs
E. 2
Coblenz
Robert C. Benchley
Worcester
Mass
Tigbite
Watterson Rothacker
Leo Shubert
C.P. Grenecker
Uva
Marx Brother
Herald
Broadway
Herald Square
Times Square
Modern girls chase wealth says New York YMCA leader
FE A Hungerford of the New York YMCA criticizes modern women as materialistic preferring marriages to men earning 5000 a year while suggesting a man can wed a suitable partner on 2400. The remark appears in the YMCA publication. In Los Angeles Jean Arthur, once under contract not to marry, seeks an annulment from Julian Ancker, with the petition detailing the agreement and marriage.
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Associated Press
New York
FE. A. Hungerford
New York Y. M. C. A
Hungerford
Association
Los Angeles
Jean Arthur
The
Screen
Julian Ancker
Buster Bear Breaks Trail From Hunters in New Country
Buster Bear spots dogs and hunters, drives two canines back with a sudden charge. He flees, unaware of the unfamiliar Green Forest landscape beyond the Great Mountain as he seeks water to break the trail and escape. Hunters pursue with barking hounds, keeping goal to corner the bear.
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Buster Bear
Buster
Green Forest
Farmer Brown
Buster Hides From Hunting Dogs in Pond Silent Capture
Buster the dog slips away from two pursuers and hides beneath overhanging bushes in a pond. He remains submerged with only his nose visible as the dogs circle the shore and fail to detect his location. The wind shifts, masking his presence until they pass by. The tale continues with a later story, Buster Finds a Feast.
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Buster
T. W. Burgess
Fables Return to Lead as Readers Embrace Classic Works
Fables moved back into first place among reading selections as bar members favored Joel Chandler Harris Uncle Remus tales and Tom Sawyer. Hawthorne's Wonder Book also drew some interest among readers.
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Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
Tom Sawyer
Hawthorne
Crossword Puzzle And Gossip In A Busy New York Page
The column blends a crossword with social notes. Across clues include a support and hair cut type while stories report Ken Strong’s on field actions, Miss Harrison engagement, opera singer Rosalie De Long, and Al Kaufman arriving from Montreal seeking funds for a hobos hotel near Fifth Avenue.
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New York
al Kaufman
King of the
Montreal
Fifth Avenue
The
Waldorf
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Snippet With Partial Word List
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered word fragments and numbered clues. It mentions extortion by violence and random terms like To lie, Native, Whiskers, Hideous, Destiny, Kiln, Before, Unit of work, and Tiny golf dee. No cohesive article or clear event is discernible.
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Gia
Small
Tiny
Knoxville women seek to adopt blue eyed red headed baby boy
More than 25 Knoxville women petition to adopt a blue eyed red headed baby boy abandoned by his mother in a local hotel. An Egyptian corn bin touted as about 14 000 years old appears in London. Research begins to find an odor to attract the coddling moth and Japan beetle pests.
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United Press
Knoxville
Tenn
London
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Gene Howe
Wilbur G Hawk
Telephones News and Business Department
Circulation Department
the Globe
Orcha
Agnes Lyne
J. P. McEvoy
Radiogram
Nelly
Papa
Sonny
Jay
Atlantic City
Nita
Jack
Alvarez
Presidente
Jollity Club
Jimmy
Bryant Hall
Overture
New York, N. Y
Mr. Phil Mason
Milton and Company
Washington
Washington, D. C
Dear Mason
John H. Shiebel
Irvin Scobb
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Fifth Avenue Coah Company
George White
Burepss
Edie Stores
Ken Strong
Bella Harrison
RosalieHe de Long
Venice
Moonlight Bay
Coney Island
Piazza San Marco
Alain Li Piollaleyan
Jainiait
Fallow Dee
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