Amarillo Globe contents and publication details 1929
Local newspaper page notes the Amarillo Globe newspaper with publishing schedule and fee rates. It lists evening editions except Saturdays, distribution via The Globe-News Publishing Co., and Associated Press credit. It shows subscription rates by carrier and mail for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with different daily and Sunday pricing.
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Amarillo Ly News
Globe-News Publishing Co
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BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarillo Seen as Strong Future Rival by Dallas Booster
John Boswell of Dallas says Amarillo is a top future competitor for business and industry. He notes Amarillo’s rail access dairying and farming scale and urges a city wide united push to capitalize on growth potential. He warns that Amarillo’s own attitude could delay progress unless residents unite.
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Amarillo
John Boswell
Dallas
Boswell
Southwestern Development Bureau
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Plainview
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Old Mexico
Southwest
Chamber of Commerce
East
United States
Vocational Training Seen as Crime Prevention
A Massachusetts advisory council report links youth crime to lack of trade training. It states 85 percent of youthful inmates were vocationally unfit and 61 percent were unemployed when committing their crimes. The piece argues for continued supervision and job and schooling paths beyond school age.
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Massachusetts Advisory Council On Crime Prevention
Massachusetts
Guiding Your Child Teasing and Bullying in Families
A parenting piece by Mrs. Agnes Lyne explains teasing as a cruelty passed through families. It argues teaseers seek to reassure their own insecurity, harming victims and often provoking retaliation. It recommends excluding persistent bullies and addressing underlying emotional needs.
Ruth Lester Adopts a New Look at the Office
Ruth Lester, posing as a secretary, reshapes her appearance to attract a future husband while Benny Smith, the 17 year old office messenger, jokes about the plan. She hides her past while a personal letter hints at deeper changes on the horizon.
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Ruth
The
United States
Borden
Benny Smith
Jack Hayward
Benny
Ruth Lester
Julius Caesar
Greta Nissen
Renny
Yiol
Harry
Business
Miss Lester
Laughing Around the World Story in Arkansas Train Delay
In Arkansas a notoriously late railroad earns jokes about its timetables. A traveling man compliments a conductor with a cigar but learns the train is yesterday's, not today's, revealing the line's persistent schedule slips.
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Arkansas
Yistiddy
Brennan Slayer Again Jailed After Escape
Joseph Piolo, once a man jailed for the killing of heavyweight contender Bill Brennan in a New York cabaret in 1924, was recaptured in Elizabeth New Jersey after two years as a Sing Sing escapee. He claimed he escaped by swimming from shore after lifting a mattress over the wall.
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Hudson River
Piolo
Brennan
New York
Sinng Sing
Rehearsal Tonight For The Creation Choir
A rehearsal for participants in The Creation will be held at 8 o clock tonight at Amarillo College of Music. Nearly 100 voices are in the chorus and director Emil F Myers expects at least 150 in the final ensemble. The performance is planned for early spring in Amarillo.
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Amarillo College of Music
Emil F. Myers
The Strand as World Crossroads in London
McIntyre recalls the Strand near Savoy and Haymarket scenes in London, contrasting old and new London sights. He describes street hawkers, pubs, poverty among women, embankment benches, a sundial dated 1745, and the sensory mix of smoke and color, ending with a wry note on American soda at a Cockspur Street stall.
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O. McIntyre
London
Strand
Broadway
Horseshoe Court
Savoy
Trafalgar Square
Nelson Monument
Bobby
Embankment
Haymarket
Marshal Foch Improves After Relapse
Paris reports Marshal Foch rested after an indigestion episode disturbed his night. Doctors Daveniere and Heitz-Boyer said his temperature rose and condition remained delicate with guarded remarks on possible new complications and a potential crisis.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marshal Foch
Hanson Post 54 Plans TCG Campaign For Members
Hanson Post No. 54 American Legion outlines a membership drive at its meeting led by commander Will M. Benton. The Americanization committee will run the social program.
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Hanson Post
TCG Campaign For
Hanson Post No. 54
American Legion
Will M. Benton
Roughleg the Hawk Faces Hunger on Snowbound Meadows
Roughleg the Hawk travels to the Green Meadows for winter but finds deep snow. Hungry and unable to spot mice, he searches along the meadow edge and forest for prey, spotting Danny Meadow Mouse before the hunt ends in frustration.
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Roughlege
Hawk
Green Meadows
Roughleg
Farmer Brown
Roughlee
Roughiey
Danny Meadow Mouse
Tom
Peter Rabbit
Green Forest
Vin
Boughley
Jumiper the Hare
Danny Meadow
Danny
Roughley
T. W. Burgess
Steppes and Secrets in a South American Grid
Crossword puzzle clues mix geography and anatomy across languages. Entries include steppes treeless plains of Argentina, inner forearm bone, wing part of a seed, and a range on Russia’s eastern border among others.
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Russia
Toole
Word Match Puzzle With Mixed Clues and Answers
A scrambled vertical horizontal clue list presents synonyms and translations. It includes items like yesterday s, fluid rock, to fear stitches, heron, period, frozen water, oxidized, to piece out, calm, planted, and other numbered clues mixed with a few garbled phrase fragments.
Methodist Pastor Lists Seven Deadly Sins for World Service
Dr E Stanley Jones outlines seven societal sins at the Methodist Episcopal World Service conference Policies without principles Wealth without work Pleasure without conscience Knowledge without character Commerce and industry without morality Science without humanity Worship without sacrifice He warns worship without sacrifice equals Christianity without a cross.
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International News Service
E. Stanley Jones
Methodist Episcopal World Service Conference
Stanley
Dresden records over one bicycle per six residents
International News Service reports Dresden with a population around 625,000 counting more than 100,000 bicycles. The city now has roughly one bike for every six inhabitants reflecting a high cycling rate in the German city.
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Dresden
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