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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
10
A historical notice from the Amarillo Globe outlines publication details and staff, including GENE HOWE as publisher and editor, WILBUR HAWK as general manager, and the paper’s Associated Press affiliation. It also lists subscription rates and contact lines for news, business, and circulation departments.
The traffic department of GOOD WORK the Board of City Development secured a reduction in Chicago to Amarillo and Panhandle mainline freight rates. The change saves Amarillo jobbers and manufacturers thousands yearly and helps local wholesalers compete with Fort Worth Dallas and other Southwest cities. S. J. Cole and the traffic department are commended.
A New York writer argues that blindness to beauty on the sea is worse than actual blindness. The piece praises the horizons and mysteries beyond the horizon, noting that many people miss life’s glow and radiance by focusing only on the practical. Only the first voyage holds real wonder.
An article stresses strict respect for a child's belongings to teach honesty. It notes that toys clothes gifts and personal collections must not be borrowed or discarded without consent and urges family members to model careful property rights to prevent later entitlement.
Ruth Lester a private secretary hides as a spectacled clerk to escape Handsome Harry Borden’s attentions at the Starbridge Building. A romance blooms with Jack Hayward, while Ruth’s disguise protects a plan to flee with tickets to Winter Haven amid Borden’s shady dealings. Benny Smith discovers Ruth’s transformation as Rita Dubois flirts, and Ruth vows an engagement, stirring intrigue on the seventh floor.
The writer contrasts Whitechapel poverty and West End wealth as a Selva tionist’s appeal amid London society. He recounts his travels from Mayfair to Windsor, notes the aloof royal aura, and observes Americans finding London manners brusque and restful. Ruth and Mrs. Borden’s emotional pressures unfold in Harry Borden’s office.
A mixed puzzle note shows a five letter word crossword with clues from horizontal 4a to 31 and a crowded office scene where Ruth helps Mrs. Borden and discusses a lunch with Mr Borden. The page teaser hints at Black Pigeon on page 11.
A list of crossword clues and numbered prompts appears, including terms for fish anatomy, compass point, pocketbook, and more. Entries cover definitions like alloy, aunt, egg of a louse, and various adjectives, with metric measures, musical notes, and legal terms.
Danny Meadow Mouse contemplates caution as events turn suspicious during a tense period of prosperity and nerves, with characters weighing risks and potential outcomes in a cautious mood.
Danny and Nanny, two fat meadow mice, live safely under deep snow by tunneling and feeding on weed seeds. They fear Reddy Fox Old Man Coyote Roughley Hawk and Owl though and Danny suspects Roughley is tracking Reddy’s digging sites. He plans to warn Nanny and steer clear of danger as winter continues.
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