Amarillo Globe publication notice and postal history
The Amarillo Globe entry outlines its founding date February 20 1924 and its second class matter status at the Amarillo Texas post office under the 1879 act. It notes evening publication schedule except Saturday and Sunday and Sunday morning edition in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. Contact line lists telephone pricing.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Fog Mystery Explained by Medical Experts
Belgian deaths blamed on natural causes due to a fog and cold spell not a disease or poison gas. Dr. Morris Fishbein notes 64 deaths mostly among the elderly in Meuse valley from severe cold with fog. Columbia University students flunk professors in a humorous exam showing even faculty bluff and err.
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Belgium
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Dr. Fishbein
Ministry of Health
London
Meuse
The
The Fine Art of Doubt in Faith and Science
An essay argues that the will to doubt and the will to believe are equal, guiding science and religion alike. It warns against turning doubt into sterile skepticism or doctrine worship, stressing doubt as a protective, god given faculty unless perverted.
Dancing Shadow Haunts Attic Intruder Night Chase
Inspector Thorne scales the Winslow estate attic to confront a locked workshop. He witnesses a mysterious dancing shadow in Jack Winslow’s room and encounters a live prowler, setting the stage for tomorrow’s confrontation.
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Jack Winslow
Arnold Winslow
Paul Kane
Winslow
Elsa Chase
Jack
Adventuress
Kane
G. Thorne
Thorne
Lawrence
Chicago
Winslow Mansion
Lambert
Mr. Winslow
Mr. Jack
Mitchell
Worshop
Inspector Mitchell
D. Appleton’ & Co
How It Began Beets of Our Lady and Other Traditions
A clipping describes a series on the origins of customs and phrases. It invites readers to submit ideas to Russ Murphy at The Globe for illustrated explanations. The note references topics such as beetle symbolism, the eagle as America’s emblem, and a feature on “Who’s Looney Now.”
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Keen
Our Lady
America
Russ Murphy
Globe
Name Power of Barrymore Proved Again
New York report on Sem the Parisian caricaturist visiting the city at age 66. The piece notes his fame, language barrier, social haunts, and clashes on the boulevard, including a stormy luncheon with Fanny Ward and his later tempered bitterness. It recounts his rise from a chance encounter with Le Jour nal’s publisher Letellier to international recognition.
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O. C. McIntyre
New York
Sem
Paul Morand
Cambon
Ritz
Harry's Bar
Zelli’s
Chez Florence
Louigi’s
America
Hogarth
Ciro’s
Fanny Ward
Miss Ward
Paris
Brittany
Lem
Metropolis
Marseilles
Henri Letellier
le Journal
France
Letellier
Ethel Barrymore
Barrymore
Indian Dance School Plans for Scouts in Amarillo
An Indian dancing and costume making school for Scout Leaders and four boys from each troop in Amarillo begins Monday at 5 PM, probably at Scout Headquarters Troop 7 First Christian Church. Marvin J. Paul and Bill Askew Jr will direct. Apache and Sioux dances, costumes, tom toms, and seminars on fundamentals will precede a possible pageant.
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Amarillo
First Christian Church
Marvin J. Paul
Bill Askew
Paul
Blackie McDaniels Receives Three Year Theft Term
Convicted by a jury in criminal district court on a charge of automobile theft. Blackie McDaniels was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for taking a Chevrolet Coupe owned by W. M. Beaman of 2201 Fillmore Street last September 25. The car was recovered 49 days later in Clarendon by officers who also arrested McDaniels.
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Criminal District Court
Blackie McDaniels
W. M. Beaman
Fillmore Street
Clarendon
McDaniels
Crossword Puzzle List of Clues and Answers
A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numeric references. It includes terms like Herbert Hoover president of the American Red Cross and items such as Dime Preposition Uncouth Burden Years of life Shelter Shed Kiln Exists Poet Hard hearted Grip Indigent Thyroid Genuine Postecript To carry To go bankrupt Dower property Poem Injury Flower Northeast Agreement Embankment Ohio Mitigated Guide threads Driven Unit Southeast To groan To assist Within Impetuous Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Cemetery Heavy thread Fat To affirm Destitute of hair Indian Os Spirit To detest Neat and precise Mineral filled fissures Pastry Modeled Countenants Pigeon Headgear To soak flax Family health Minor notes.
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Herbert Hoover
Amerie Red
Augusta
Peter Rabbit Learns About Spruce Gum from Chatterer
Peter Rabbit learns from Chatterer the Red Squirrel that Farmer Brown's Boy gathers spruce sap, not gum, and that spruce seeds ride on wind from cones. The exchange reveals curiosity, tree knowledge, and a humorous contrast between species.
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Farmer Brown
Peter Rabbit
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Peter
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