The Globe Daily Advertises Rates and Publication Info
The Amarillo Globe dated February 11, 1929 lists publication notes with evenings except Saturdays, ties to Amarillo News on Sundays, and circulation rates by carrier and mail across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It emphasizes independent democratic stance and impartial news.
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Texas
Amarillo
Globe News Publishing Co
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Do Nothing Life Epitaph Sparks Reflections On Accomplishments
A Trenton merchant’s will prescribes a tombstone inscription reading Our life s lived and accomplished nothing. The piece argues that true worth lies in small acts, internal victories, kindness, and unselfish deeds that endure beyond fame. The piece then notes the Reclamation Bureau’s impact on crops, mining, stock feed, and railway freight.
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Trenton
N. J
Spi
Tad Esata Ed
Reclamation Bureau
Department of the Interior
Guiding Your Child and Fairy Tales in Modern Reading
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues fairy tales teach resilience and imagination despite claims they mislead. She defends their swift narration and moral reversals as healthy contrasts for children. Regina reports light fur catches in north Saskatchewan with a poor hunting season across moose deer and caribou.
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Peeple
Regina
Sask
North
Saskatchewan
Canada
Dou
Ruth Lester and Jack in a tangled romance of profit and menace
Ruth Lester, secretary to Benny Smith and Jack Hayward’s lover, fears her boss Harry Borden’s stock dealings. She arranges funds and theater plans while confrontations and jealousy unfold, as Jack senses danger and Ruth’s resolve to secure their future wavers under pressure.
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Ruth Lester
Harry Borden
Jack Hayward
Borden
Benny Smith
Jack
Ruth
Winter Haven
Rita Dubois
Rita
Goodby
Savings Bank
Monte Carlo Ramble by O. O. McIntyre
McIntyre describes a sunlit Monte Carlo morning amid glittering casinos and high society visits, noting rising tariffs and wary policemen while recounting a dramatic swan attack on a dog and the allure and misery of gambling. He also recalls encounters with Elsie Janis, Fritz Kreisler, and Paris prefect Chiappe, and observes the casino world’s expensiveness and deceitful talk.
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O. O. McIntyre
Monte Carlo
Mediterranean
America
Paris
Monaco
Elsie Janis
Alistair Mackintosh
Maybelle Corey Gilman
Fritz Kreisler
Phillips Oppenheim
French Riviera
Monsieur Chiappe
Police
Palm Beach
Hotel de Paris
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Puzzling Clues Spark a Pigeons Tale at Grandbury
In a serialized tale Ruth and Jack discuss love, jealousy and plans for a life together. References to Black Satan the pigeon, Rita Dubois, Harry Borden, and Ruth’s resignation create tension as Ruth heads to the office at 9:15 while awaiting a train from Winter Haven. See BLACK PIGEON Page 9.
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Ruth
Jack
Mr. Borden
Satan
Lord of Creation
Rita Dubois
Harry Borden
Grandbury
Cowan
John Carrington Hayward
Yesterday's Answers and Word Clues List
A compiled set of numbered word clues including definitions and synonyms. It lists entries such as 17 to soar in the air and 18 insinuation, 21 warble, 28 to deliver, along with many other cross references and a final item 383 baking dish.
Danny Meadow Mouse Survives Heedlessness Snow Chase
Danny Meadow Mouse escapes Blacky the Crow and Roughleg the Hawk after getting caught by the tail in a snow tunnel. He slides to safety, learns a hard lesson, and returns to a snug home under the snow with Nanny and Danny. Copyright 1929 by T. W. Burgess. The next story: Danny and Nanny Decide to Move.
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Danny Meadow Mouse
Blacky the Crow
Danny
Blacky
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Nanny
Roughleg the Hawk
Roughleg
Meadow Mouse
Roughley
T. W. Burgess
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Amarillo Globe
Gene Howf
Tilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Telephones News and Business Department
Circulation Department
Agnes Lyne
GE Blagk
NEA Service, Inc
Lanne Austin
Letty
Che
Telle
Corniche Road
Harry
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