Amarillo Globe Friday February 17 1988 issue note
The fragment provides publication details for the Amarillo Globe newspaper including history, publisher, and contact lines. It references the paper’s connection to the Amarillo Daily News and lists subscription rates and departments within the Globe News Publishing Co.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Associated Press
the Globe
Art as a timeless outlet and a crime link
A 94 year old widow pursues painting for pleasure, arguing self expression in spare time matters as much as work. The essay urges readers to try creative activities and notes the link between employment and crime, citing Chicago’s program that places youths in jobs and emphasizes education to reduce delinquency.
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New York
Moonlit Mountain Chase Sparks Elliston Hero’s Offer
Jill Justin and her brother Tony witness an auto hold up on a moonlit night near Elliston West Virginia. Jack Stuart, driver of a high powered roadster, intervenes saving Jill and binding the bandits. Jill’s father invites Stuart to stay and learn glass blowing as Jack takes a job at Elliston Glass. Jill and Jack’s romance deepens as he begins work.
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Elliston
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Jack Stuart
Jeter Justin
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Peter Justin
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Modern Love and Romance in a Broken Threads Era
In a scene from a 1920s story, Jill urges Jack to listen as they discuss modern romance amid flapper fantasies and a push to live freely. The moment follows a cinema portrayal where a bold heroine seeks life on her own terms, challenging traditional courting norms.
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TEE Central Sressssociation
Jack
Yong
Jill
Unanswerable Question Sparks Romantic Rhetoric
In a dialogue between Jack and Jill, the man contends with moral and social views on kissing and love. He argues that desire can exist without love and cites classical verse to justify cautious affection while debating whether a sister would approve of similar advances.
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Jill
Jack
Tom
Joseph
Thrill of Old Time Signs Still Lives
A nostalgic column by O. C. McIntyre recalls Broadway signs, Times Square scenes, and Astoria taxi life vivid in 1928. Vivid vignettes include streetcar era imagery, old tin signs, and a snapshot of urban romance featuring Jack Stuart and Jill as their dialogue reflects social mores.
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Broadway
Danny Meadow Mouse Digging a Narrow Escape Tunnel
Danny Meadow Mouse avoids a hawk by diving into a snow hole and begins digging a new tunnel to reach his home path. He works steadily, wondering about Nanny’s worry and the fate of Roughleg, while reflecting on the grass’s sweetness beneath the snow.
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Fifty Fifty Humor From Louisiana Swamp Tale
A North visitor visits a gentleman in swampy Louisiana bottoms. The host neglects mosquito nets as the colonel stays intoxicated through the night and the mosquitoes are too drunk to bother him. Sam explains the odd comfort approach as a joke and regional quip.
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Louisiana
Sam
Engineers Asked To Survey Sabine-Neches Canal
The House committee on rivers and harbors asked Army engineers to survey the Sabine-Neches canal in southeastern Texas. Texans George B. Anderson R. K. Lee and George M. Bliss with Representative Box urged canal improvements to aid refinery navigation, proposing deepening from 30 to 32 feet and widening from 125 to 200 feet.
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Associated Press
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Amarillo groups report on Highway 66 campaign drive
Committees will report at a general meeting on U S Highway 66 at the Board of City Development rooms Saturday night. Amarillo’s Highway 66 drive shows strong prospects and a $2 500 membership quota is deemed light for the city. Funds support advertising and paving along the Chicago to Los Angeles corridor. Checks to W W Chilton 100 East Fifth Street.
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Board of City Development Rooms
W. W. Chilton
Amarillo
Board of City Development
Chicago
Los Angeles
East Fifth Street
Endowment plan announced for VFW National Home
At national headquarters the Veterans of Foreign Wars disclosed plans to raise 8.5 million dollars to endow the VFW National Home at Eaton Rapids Michigan. The fund to mature within years will be pushed by the Americanization Department with Chicago headquarters to support development and upkeep of the Home. A separate note mentions a Colorado road with gold ore valued at 3000 dollars per mile.
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Onan Yews Service
Kansas City
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
V. F. W. National Home
Eaton, Rapids
Michigan
Americanization Department
Chicago
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