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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1929
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe News issue lists GENE HOWE as publisher and editor and WILBUR C. HAWK as general manager. It proclaims the Globe as an independent democratic newspaper publishing news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
A featured Amarillo opinion piece critiques local civic groups for over-organizing while highlighting a midwestern Century and a Half Club that aims to reach age 150. The article questions the value of longevity as a life goal, arguing that living fully matters more than simply extending years. It warns against turning life into a quest for duration, urging constructive, meaningful use of time.
Alice Peale outlines tantrum management for children focusing on not rewarding tantrums, separating the child briefly to regain control, and later addressing underlying causes such as overstimulation fatigue and lack of security. It emphasizes adult responsibility and calm, unemotional intervention.
Paris dispatch describes tipping in France as small but pervasive, with servants and staff demanding 10 percent, concierges influential, and bar and dressmaking staff expecting gifts. The piece notes locals view tipping as due, not degrading, citing a pink plush bicycle seat and famed Ritz cocktail room as vivid details of Parisian life.
In a charged confrontation detective McMann accuses Ruth Borden of murder rather than suicide, detailing jealousy and humiliation over her estranged husband’s affair and upcoming trip. He hints at more to come as the chapter closes with a foreshadowed missing gun.
Danny Meadow Mouse visits Nanny Meadow Mouse and learns her large brood of naked, unseeing-eyed babies. Nanny worries over feeding, warmth, and guarding the growing litter, while Danny remains detached yet curious. The tale ends with a note about the big family and upcoming story.
A scrambled list presents vague prompts and partial answers across a vertical set. It includes terms for fruits, verbs, and objects such as a fern leaf, a reflecting term, and a goat, with scattered numbers and missing letters that imply a puzzle or crossword style exercise from a historical newspaper page.
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