The Fundamentalists! A Graustarkian Captains Morning Camp
Leopold Mathias travels with Captain Starcourt and six troopers to a remote glen near Night's Rest. The boastful merchant observes the captain and the Graustark army's striking uniform while his talk turns to England. Morning camp is interrupted by a sudden stern warning from an unseen overseer.
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Leopold Mathi
Starcourt
Duke's Dragoons
Serene Hichness
North Gate
Dransbergen
Mathias
Edelweiss
Leopold Mathias
Captain Starcourt
Vienna
Mr. Mathias
England
Oxford
Amarillo Globe news brief December 24 1928
The Amarillo Globe reports its publication details and circulation terms for the Monday December 24 1928 edition. It notes second class matter status, merger with Amarillo Daily News on Sundays, and locations at 6th and Fillmore with telephone contacts for News and Business and Circulation departments.
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Amarillo
Women and Indians in Early 20th Century Trade and Wealth
A 1920s op ed discusses women entering business due to mechanization reducing home tasks, noting shifts in labor and costs. It then profiles Osage wealth from oil and gas, calculating per-head royalties, bank deposits, and government securities, contrasting past treatment of Indians with current prosperity.
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Oklahoma
Guiding Your Childe by Mrs. Agnus Lyne
The piece explains how IQ reflects mental age over chronological age and how environment shapes test results. It cites a school example where stimulating homes boost IQ scores in undernourished children after kindergarten enrichment, urging appropriate home play and mental stimulation.
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I. Q
Fragrance as Film Future in United Artists Vision
Hollywood reports Alfred Santell of United Artists predicts future cinema will use changing audience scents to match on screen action. He cites odors like new mown hay pine forest honeysuckle and vampire perfumes to heighten mood in films.
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International News Service
Hollywood
Calif
Alfred Santell
United Artists
Santell
Fox hunt in Leicester shire ends with two fatalities
The Leicester shire fox hunt reported no reynards killed in the chase. One fox ran under a horse and was kicked to death while another was run over by an automobile.
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Leicestershire
England
Elsie Janis S Good To Pepys Writes Note
Diary style notes depict Elsie Janis sending a friendly hello to Pepys and recounting a day in New York. The piece mentions Will Hays Charles Dana Gibson Bernard Gimble Penny Hoyt a luncheon with the author and others and a theater outing to Tolstoy's Redemption. It discusses social trends from liver menus to interior decorating and vaudeville accents.
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Elsie Janis
Pepys
C. McIntyre
New York
England
Will Hays
Charles Dana Gibson
Bernard Gimble
Penny Hoyt
Wilhelm Bans Sale of Paintings Held by Hohenzollerns
Exiled former German ruler Wilhelm II issues a decree via the Hohenzollern family to stop the sale of paintings held by family members. If sales proceed, papers say paintings must first be offered to German museums to protect from foreign buyers.
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Wilhelm Bans
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hohenzollern
Wilhelm
Laughing Around the World with Irvin S. Cobb
Bob Davis, famed for roaming the country in search of history, gets stranded in New Brunswick's back country with no signposts. After several locals redirect him to government roads, he ends up in an area where no one knows its name. He asks a yokel for directions and gets the blunt reply I ain't lost.
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Bob Davis
New Brunswick
Government Roads
Mr. Davis
Visitors From Canyon Arrive To Spend Holidays
Miss Freda Menke from West Texas State Teachers College Canyon arrives in the city for holidays. She will spend time with Miss Trene Yakley as Mr and Mrs B Dawson of 2409 Hughes Street also enjoy the season.
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Freda Menke
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Trene Yakley
B. Dawson
Hughes Street
Dalhart
Anna Lynn Roane
Little Rock
Arkansas
8. G. Roane
Fillmore Street
Buster Bear Grumbles Through Winter Den
Buster Bear, short on fat after a poor beech nut crop, trudges back to the Green Forest and a windfall den. He complains of hunger and the two legged creatures who trap, then settles in to sleep through the coming winter as the storm rages outside.
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Homburg
Buster Bear
Buster
Green Forest
Juniper
Hare
Jumper
North
T. Wreess
Puzzle clues and art history notes mix in Christmas edition
A crossword with four unkeyed letters appears beside an article on von Bode and Kaiser era art losses. The feature cites Bode's claim that most princely collections were dispersed abroad, with 1,000 paintings deemed valuable remaining.
Puzzle fragment listing clues and answers across numerous entries
A fragmented puzzle list shows numbered clues with partial answers and stray letters. Entries include items like pastry, energy, stoma, eye tumor, and various definitions, suggesting a crossword style answer key with missing pieces and editor notes.
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London
Graustark
Haw Kee
George Barrm
Metropolitan
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Gawe
Associated Press
Telephones News and Business Department
Circulation Department
BY Mail
Texas
New Mexico
the Globe
Helen Woodward
Red Man
Childe
Mrs
Agnus Lyne
Fragrant Films
Dream United Artist
Janis
Carter
Maugham
The
Riviera
America
Madison Avenue
Old Empire
the Empire
John Drew
Maud Adams
Ethel Barrymore
Billie Burke
Frohman
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Irvin S. Cobb
Blazes
al At
By Thornton W. Burgess
Tia
Santa Claus
von Bode
Bode
Hohenzollen
Grand Duke of
Hesse
Rupprecht
Stout
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