The Globe December 31 1929 front page notice
Amarillo Globe states publication by GENE HOWE editor and Wilbur Hawk manager. Affirms Associated Press rights and independent democratic stance. Describes news publishing as impartially reporting what is right regardless of party politics.
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Globe-News Publishing Co
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Parental Attitude and World Events Annotate 1929
The year 1929 is described as record breaking in markets exploration and politics with events from Byrd’s South Pole flight to trans Atlantic records and Hoover MacDonald peace efforts. It urges careful parenting noting that neither harsh force nor total permissiveness best shapes a child and advocates balanced discipline and clear authority.
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Byrd
Bremen
Herbert Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
Spencer Mills
Barnum
Mr. Mills
Washington Day Book: Eddie Savoy Guards Diplomatic Door
Eddie Savoy, a long time state department messenger, dresses in swallowtail and keeps watch outside the secretary of state on diplomatic Thursdays. Diplomats are admitted by rank, with precedence set by how long credentials have been held, and Eddie signals arrivals.
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Washington
Eddie Savoy
Pennsylvania Avenue
State Department
Eddie
Secretary of State
Stimson
Department
Armor and Ambition In Sierra Guest Tale
A young woman Anne Wilmot visits Leon Morse in the Sierras where wealth and flirtation mingle with intrigue. A boastful bronzed rider and poetical talk of Rue de la Paix spark curiosity as Miss Wilmot resists charms and considers loyalties amid luxury. Sheepherded by Jarvis the valet, Miss Wilmot awaits movement in Morse’s lavish mountain house.
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Anne Wilmot
Sierras
Leon Morse
Rue de la Paix
Eve
Sheb
Jarvis
Buckboard
Delphine
Miss
Douglas
Morse
Question of Honor by Ruth Cross ends with Anne warned
Anne Wilmot travels mountains alone against Morse and Aunt Emily's warnings. Morse plots a rail line and pursues wealth, while attorney Douglas eyes a deal. Anne rejects Morse's control and in the next installment faces an ultimatum.
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Jarvis
Morse
Mrs. Wilmot
Anne
Ruth Cross
Guiding Your Child To Self Dependence and Dignity
A home teaching piece urges parents to raise self reliant children. It argues against always rescuing kids and stresses helping them learn to solve problems, mend toys, and handle disputes without adult intervention.
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Betty
Mother
Cigar and Pipe See Comeback in 1930 Advertising
A New York article notes cigars and pipes may rebound as ad campaigns target the cigarette boom. It cites cigaret ads sparking disdain for cigars and pipes, the rise of cigaret culture, and efforts by cigar and pipe makers to counter the trend with macho and intellectual branding.
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New York
Paul Whiteman
Farm Board Men to Austin Cotton Parley
Chairman Legge of the federal farm board and cotton representative Carl Williams depart for a conference tour through Little Rock Oklahoma City and Austin They will discuss Arkansas participation in the national cotton corporation and meet Oklahoma agricultural officials and Texas leaders on cooperative marketing procedures for Texas which produces 34 percent of the nations cotton crop.
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Associated Presse
Washington
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Carl Williams
Little Rock
Ark
Oklahoma City
Okla
Austin
Texas
Arkansas
National Cotton Corporation
Oklahoma Cooperative Council
Dan Moody
Hamburg South American Line Cuts Fares From Europe
Heavy European to South American travel prompts fare reductions. Hamburg South American Line introduces a 25 shilling third class cabin fare with three steamers sailing from Boulogne offering space for about 1 000 passengers in two four and six cabin layouts and room for roughly 1 500 steerage passengers amid keen competition among English French and German lines. Aluminum can be rolled into sheets to make a thin 4000 sheets equal to one inch.
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United Press
Boulogne
Europe
South America
Happy Jack and Spooky Battle for the Maples House
In a rural tale, Happy Jack Squirrel fears the Screech Owl Spooky guarding his new house. After a tense night, Happy Jack flees the dark to avoid the owl, while Spooky asserts claim to the dwelling, leaving the final outcome unsettled as the vigil continues.
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Happy Jack
Farmer Brown
Jack
Spooky
Bill
Green Meade
Farm Brown
Enail
Spoo
Spook
T. W. Buteog
Crossword Puzzles Brain Teaser List and Clues
A jumble of across and vertical clues including IsinglassVein Silent true firs signify sweet potato solitary divide blemish tether support sheep before wander archangel cast out heaven sun fragrance mass meeting deem slumber satiate god of manly beauty after whom quotes was Wednesday named fish. Fragmentary clues cover general knowledge and wordplay across many topics.
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Archangel
God of Manly
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