Moving the Library raises debate in Amarillo
The Globe discusses relocating the Potter County Library to a new site near Taylor Street as part of courthouse lawn beautification. Dr Norman C Prince argues moving the library would ease downtown traffic for children and fit a future landscaped beauty spot, possibly funded by government money and community gifts.
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World's Biggest Hick Flouts Photo Op With Einstein
The feisty writer Sinclair Lewis again makes headlines by refusing to stand for photos with Albert Einstein at a banquet. The piece recalls past clashes with Theodore Dreiser including slaps and plagiarism accusations, highlighting Lewis's rebellious, nonconformist career from Wisconsin to Yale and his Nobel prize.
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Theodore Dreiser
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Wisconsin
Yale
Upton Sinclair
Kansas City
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Albert Einstein
Farmers Must Organize Or Face Poverty Says Dr Frank
Dr Frank argues farmers are a large and vital economic group need a nationwide organization to gain a fair share of national income. He warns that without unified action they remain prostrate and at the mercy of processors and other market forces.
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Glenn Frank
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McClure
Russian Lake Campfire Revelations Deepen Mine Trail
Curt and Paul join John Paxton at Russian Lake for a potlatch where Curt confronts threats from a roving Indian ally. He rescues a captive, guards Sonya Nichols, and contemplates her Russian identity as a Volga tune draws them closer under a looming storm.
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Canadian Northwest
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Lilluar
John Paxton
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Paxton
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Old John
Ark
William B. Mowery
MIT Spends 30000 on Coffee Quest for Perfection
MIT allocated 30000 to research the most nearly perfect cup of coffee. The project aims to refine brewing methods and flavor consistency through systematic study.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Heat Therapy Returns in Modern Medicine
Dr Morris Fishbein explains a revival of heat treatment in medicine. High temperatures combat many bacteria and diseases, with fever and heat therapies showing improvement in conditions like general paralysis. The piece notes risks and the shift from home remedies to controlled medical applications.
Hollywood Star Facts From A Movie Column
Revelations from a film column reveal Carole Lombard still wears her engagement ring from William Powell Mae West writes largely in bed Bab e LeRoy’s Miss Fane’s Baby Is Stolen highlights kidnapping as crime George Raft favored blond leading ladies except Helen Mack in All of Me Mary Boland debuted at 12 in a gray wig Joel McCrea wore the same suit in every screen test for three years Greta Meyer cooks German dishes Constance Cummings avoids dinner unless husband home after 8 Dick Powell claims Arkansas as birthplace Adolphe Menjou funded by Cornell as campus model and summer farmer.
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William Powell
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Greta Meyer
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New York Celebrity Hunger Shapes City Culture
Manhattan pursues fame from autograph hounds to self promoters as Noel Coward, Maxine Elliott, and Judith Anderson are highlighted. Profiles of Norman Anthony Jr, Dave Levy, Damon Runyon, and others show how celebrities and tastemakers influence social life, with ironic anecdotes on fame hunger.
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Life
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Ballyhoo
Comic Weekly
Anthony
U S criticism lowers French fruit import tax
Paris reports that U S criticism prompted France to abandon a heavy import tax on apples and pears in favor of lower rates. The ministry of agriculture weighed further duties against reciprocal wine quotas in a deal with the United States. Minister Egnac reportedly warned French apple importers they may have revealed plans and urged them to leave the country.
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France
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A Manchu Heir Puzzle Clue Answer Grid
A listing of clues and cross references for a word puzzle titled A Manchu Heir with horizontal and vertical entries. It includes terms from mother to merly and hints about royal line, geography, and everyday items.
Hooty Lets Breakfast Threaten Green Forest
Sammy Jay warns Happy Jack Squirrel and Chatterer the Red Squirrel of an approaching Hooty the Owl. The trio forgets their quarrel and joins in a desperate dodge around a tree trunk as Hooty pursues for a breakfast. Black Pussy the Cat flees toward the barn.
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Hooty
Black Pussy
Notable Quiz From School Days at the Brown School House
A set of trivia asks about Rosa Bonheur who studied in slaughter houses near Paris to observe animals, John Burroughs praising the Robin as the most democratic American bird, and Thomas Edison, a railroad newsboy who started a lab in a baggage car until a phosphorus accident halted experiments.
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Rosa Bonheur
Paris
John Burroughs
Thomas Edison
Grand Trunk Railway
The Open Window in Burgess Open Window Story
In a quiet morning caper, Hooty the owl stalks a yard while Chatterer and Happy Jack monitor from hiding. A gray Rat robs Hooty of his eggs and chicken, prompting a silent retreat to the Green Forest with Chatterer. The next tale titled The Open Window follows.
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Chatterer
Hooty
Happy Jack
Global quinine shortage threatens malaria cure efforts
The world needs about 26 000 tons of quinine to treat 650 million malaria patients, yet the annual supply tops only around 600 tons. This huge gap means far fewer lives can be saved as quinine availability remains critically limited.
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Algne
Word Builder Challenge Sparks Quick-Witted Fans
Puzzle round notes how contestants form new words from existing letters with one extra letter. The prompt teases a rapid word game, hinting at a difficult challenge for an ordinary man to conjure a solution during a storm.
Word Builder Rhyme Clue Explains Bride Bridge Ride
A scoundrel aims to rid the hero so he can ride off with his bride after tossing the hero from a bridge. The line plays on rhyme and phrasing centered around RID, RIDE, BRIDE, BRIDGE.
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