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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1928
Page
20
The Amarillo Globe announces edition details and subscription rates. The paper notes evening publication Monday through Friday with Sunday morning print in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. Rates list daily and Sunday mail options across Texas Oklahoma New Mexico.
The article celebrates Amarillo volunteers and groups delivering toys and dinners to children. It highlights 1500 kids receiving sacks of goodies on Fourth Street and notes Welfare Society Salvation Army Elks Club Oil Men United Charities and others distributing gifts. The Globe praises Amarillo as a city of generosity and community spirit.
The text argues science cannot restore youth or tempt adults to re live youth. It notes many regret missed opportunities and the value of full, well lived lives. If reversal were possible, many would seek it, yet true fulfillment comes from current experiences and growth.
A compact note highlights guiding principles and civil courage in Chile’s civic life. It frames conscientious action and steady leadership amid social challenges. The piece emphasizes public responsibility and resilient community engagement.
Bertrand Russell argues for fostering courage in children by physical challenge and hazardous skills. He urges early training in pain tolerance, swimming, diving, gymnastic feats, and rough games to build poise and fearlessness, valuing builders and explorers over fighters. He notes girls and boys need courage, though home attitudes lag schooling in shared expectations.
Lieutenant George Herbert Lash recalls a World War I anecdote about an English sergeant scolding a raw recruit for a faulty salute. The tale illustrates the strict discipline and rough humor of battlefield life as observed by a Montreal Canadian who served with the Princess Pats.
Leopold Mathias wakes to dawn siege as Jenifer Davos and Captain Starcourt confront thieves among royal soldiers. Starcourt fires but misses. Jenifer urges mercy and strategic surrender to spare his men. The exchange ends with a reluctant truce and orders to search the coach.
New York's dancing mothers are portrayed as affluent neglected wives amid high speed city life. The piece sketches their cafes and clubs routines, moneyed but confined by ennui, with husbands distant in work and finance. It notes social visibility for grandmothers and elite districts while reflecting on manners and exclusivity in Manhattan drawing rooms.
Christmas morning unfolds in the Green Forest as Farmer Brown's Boy and Mother Brown welcome Flitter the Bat as a playful, harmless guest. The bat hides in a hollow log, then becomes a winter visitor, warming the house before retreating to a cool log in the woods for the season.
Foreign missionaries driven from Nanking during the 1927 Nanking incident are beginning to return to their posts. Burned residences and looted properties remain as reminders of the anti foreigner episode while unrest and calls to disarm persist in the area.
Puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues including countries, objects, and actions. The page adds a garbled paragraph about missionaries in interior China noting disappearances and lack of diplomatic approval as they seek to resume work.
Historical crossword style list presents numbers with clues and partial answers. Read as a mixed set of vocabulary and riddle prompts including prepositions, body parts, animals, and objects across varied definitions.
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