The Amarillo Globe News Publishing Co. imprint and rates
An archival notice lists the Amarillo Globe News and Globe News Publishing Co. details. It records founding date February 20 1924, staff roles including Gene Howe publisher and Wilbur C Hawk general manager, and notes Associated Press use. Subscription rates and delivery service policies are described along with office locations and printing times.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amaillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
Siath and Fillmore
Gene, Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Traffic safety experts urge using existing knowledge to curb deaths
Dr. Sidney J. Williams of the National Safety Council says fixing vision defects seizures and driving skill gaps could cut the traffic toll in half. A war correspondent notes large rocks on the Ethiopian plain as Ethiopia marks hitch hikers and a family reunion scene unfolds with Dana arriving home.
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Sidney J. Williams
Chicago
Public Safety Division
National Safety Council
Hirlhway Research Board
African Plain
Ethiopia
Aunt Ellen Reveals Hidden Bond Amid Family Tears
Dana discovers Aunt Ellen is her mother’s sister as she returns to a house filled with old tensions. The visit awakens memories of stern grandparents, protective relatives, and a frightened yet hopeful girl seeking a room with the aid of a long rope and a familiar ritual.
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Ellen
Dana
Sarah
Tonet
Tana
Abe
Tay Dane
Data
Cameron
Honey Chile
Marie Dana
Marse John
Jowin
Zoe Beckley
London
Connecticut
Stones in Stamps and Mesa Verde Ruins Story
The article blends ancient insights of Mesa Verde in Colorado with the Ch Palace ruin atop cliff caves, noting its dating and a 1934 National Park series. It then shifts to a dramatic fiction scene with Dana Westbrook arriving at a weathered house and meeting Grandmother Cameron, as a family past unravels through memories and rumors.
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Jen
Medten
Meea Verde
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado
Mnmcients
Uiat Wits
United States National Park
Midnight Blue Evening Shade Reflections on New York Personalities
A 1935 McNaught Syndicate piece surveys New York social figures and literary names from Warwick Deeping to Clare Briggs, Anna May Wong, and the Algonquin crowd. It jests at fashion, perfumes, clocks, and public personas while noting actors, editors, and tastemakers of the era.
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New York
Yasha Bunchuk
Warwick Deeping
Buff Cobb
Anna May Wong
Joe Weber
Dave Stamper
Whitney Warren
Peter Arno
Robin
Roland Young
Major Bowes
Billy Seeman
Fulton Oursler
George McManus
Marquis de Falaise de la Coudray
Gen
Hugh Johnson
Harry Lehr
Hooty the Owl and Lightfoot the Deer Lesson in senses
A bedtime tale contrasts Hooty the Silent Owl and Lightfoot the Deer, showing how hearing and nose work together for hunting. The narrative links to Dr Morris Fishbein’s medical notes on Diet and uric acid, citing Graham and Haig without sensationalism, and ends urging balanced meat intake.
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Lightfoot
Hooty
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Sylvester Graham
Graham
Alexander Haig
Haig
Bright
Auditing the Dictators and American Liberalism
The piece argues against centralized national power as a path to faster social gains. It contrasts American constitutional checks with European dictatorships, noting European living standards under dictatorship remain low and urging Americans to work within traditional limits.
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United States
Washington
Europe
Italy
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Clue List With Mixed Words
A garbled OCR page shows a collage of clue fragments including references to a mountainous country sea eagle money drawer poems and various partial phrases. The text lacks coherent narrative or full names and reads like a word puzzle or glossary snippet with scattered numbers and odd spellings.
Tree Kills Hiker in Bellaire During Holiday Walk
Michael Drydek, 19, was killed when a tree fell on him during a woodland stroll near Bellaire. Timbermen watched as the accident occurred and authorities investigated the fatal incident.
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Bellaire, Co
Michael Drydek
Word Builder Keeps Pace Despite Submerged Obstacle
The race progressed as the boat seemed to strike a submerged object. The crowd could not hear the supporters as the winner was called. The conversation stayed serious all evening until a reader offered a sonnet to the Queen's bonnets to break the mood.
Notable Miscellany From Old Times and Tales
A fragmentary page recalls biblical wanderings of forty years and a census of church members at fifty million. It also cites Charles Proteus Steinmetz and features a fable-like scene where Hooty and Lightfoot compare ears and the hunter’s call alarms a Mouse in a shadowed setting.
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Moses
Promised Land
Ans
Charles Proteus Steinmetz
Lightfoot
Hooty
T. W. Burgess
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