Amarillo Globe Closes February 4 1929 Publication Day
The Amarillo Globe issues a Monday February 4 1929 edition under The Globe-News Publishing Co. with publisher Gene Howe and manager Wilbur C. Hawk. It notes association with the Associated Press and provides subscription rates for mail and daily Sunday delivery in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
MAIL
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Frontier spirit endures in Idaho blizzard saga of courage
A severe Idaho blizzard trapped a stockman’s daughter 30 miles from Cottonwood. Cowboys cut a path through ten foot drifts to reach the town, perform the surgery, and prove frontier grit remains a valued American heritage.
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Idaho
Cottonwood
America
Razorback Hunt Planned As Arkansas Icon Fades
University of Arkansas students launch a state-wide search for a rare razorback hog to honor the top undergraduate, noting the once common animal is now scarce. The bulletin signals effort to locate the historic symbol amid broader reflections on regional change.
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Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Universiy
Nagging as a Parenting Challenge in Child Rearing
The article discusses how nagging from mothers can harm child relations and hinder learning everyday tasks like washing hands and buttoning coats. It argues that practical concerns should be calmly explained, and parents should control their own irritability to avoid undermining the child's development.
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Alice Peale
Tess
Graustark Exile Dilemma Shapes Starcourt Marriage
In Graustark, Regent declares Miss Davos's descendant must leave the country after her release, while Col onel Starcourt weighs resigning his post to wed her. The throne offers clemency with conditions, and Starcourt accepts the path to happiness with his mother’s quiet support.
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Starcourt
Gerane
Graustark
Gavan Starcourt
House of Nobles
Crown
Gavan
Colonel Starcourt
Miss Davos
Sally
Baron
Stircourt
Jenifer Davos
Duke of
Cranstark
London Fog and Traffic Rules Stir Daily Life
A visiting American writer describes crossing Calais to Dover, London’s fog and traffic, and the city’s oldworld charm. He chronicles sights from Simpson's lunch to Tower Prisoners, royal intrigue, and London’s bustling clubs and shops amid ongoing postwar gloom.
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McIntyre
London
Calais
Dover
Gibraltar
Paris
Simpson's
Frazier Hunt
Arry
Crossword Puzzle Clues and a Dramatic Beach Scene
A mixed page of crossword hints and a serialized romance excerpt. The puzzle hints include borders words and court terms while the prose shifts to a tense scene with Gerane as Starcourt enters, revealing a dramatic confrontation.
Fragmented Word Puzzle Lines from OCR
A garbled OCR list presents scattered definitions and clues with numbers and stray phrases. The fragment includes terms for verbs nouns and adjectives such as To relieve Upright shaft Bruised spots on the ski To scatter hay To sleep Despotism and Deadly Visual among others, plus stray references to people places and objects.
Spooky the Screech Owl Outsmarts Teasing Squirrel Timmy
A frightened Squirrel named Timmy teases Spooky the Screech Owl in a Farner Brown barn. Spooky watches from a high rafter and strikes swiftly, sending Timmy tumbling to the barn floor. Timmy learns not to taunt the owl, while the story notes the owl’s cunning during shadow time.
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Spooky
Owl
Farner Brown
Timmy the
Flying Squirrel
Timmy
Ife
Spool
Spooky the Owl
T. W. Burgess
Roughley the Hawk
Richmond Mayor Orders Ducks Away From Park
Richmond Virginia February 4 mayor Bright ordered removal of fifty ducks and geese from Byrd Park lake after complaints that their honking disturbed early morning sleep of residents.
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Richmond
International News Service
Byrd Park
Bright
Laughing Around the World by Irvin S. Cobb
Three liars recount odd close finishes in sport with tales of horse upper lips Roman noses and painted boats. The truthful man recalls the closest race he has seen calling it the Scuteh.
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Laughing Around the
Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Braun
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