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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1927
Page
6
The snippet lists the Amarillo Globe masthead with founding date February 20 1924 and publication details. It covers publisher editor general manager and AP affiliation along with circulation and subscription rate notes for Amarillo Texas and neighboring regions.
Mrs. Philip Lydig, widow of Ww. E. D. Stokes, writes in The Red Book Magazine about Americans embracing the need to earn a living and support industry. She cites philanthropy and endowments from the rich, noting advances in education, hospitals, and science as proofs of the American approach versus European attitudes.
A memoir excerpt recalls harsh early football drills at Harvard, the grind of tackling one another, and the brutal pace of fundamentals. The narrator battles doubt, earns a place on the squad, faces mockery, and reconnects with Rose Abbott during Class Day before a returning coach hints at potential for varsity play.
Peter Rabbit resists staying home in the dear Old Briar Patch and wanders away for days. Little Mrs. Peter warns of danger and urges him to return, but Peter vows to travel on despite risks and a lingering sense of trouble.
Peter enters Johnny Chuck's well kept Old Stone Way home and decides to nap there while noting Jimmy Skunk's recent presence. He reasons Jimmy hunts elsewhere in winter and concludes the bed room is safe for a daylight sleep. The next story is Peter's Hasty Flight.
The column recalls Harold McCormick and Ganna Walska divorce talk noting McCormick’s income of about 100000 dollars a year. It cites Goucher College banning smoking and the Charleston, a Miami ten day detention, a New Jersey rent notice idea involving grenades, Okemah cafe robbery, and a Jersey City woman asking for divorce amid a praying husband.
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