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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1929
Page
6
Amarillo Globe published February 26 1929 as an evening paper with Sunday morning edition by Globe-News Publishing Co. The issue notes subscription rates for Amarillo by carrier and various timeframes and lists offices at 6th and Fillmore.
The author argues that renewed fascination with pioneer days signals maturity as Americans reinterpret old hardships. He notes how older images become romanticized while claiming this distance lets us see history as a connected, unfinished movement toward a freer, richer homeland. He cites Arnold Rothstein and Senator Underwood as blunter signs of a changing era.
An article by Alice Judson Peale explores how the early father daughter bond shapes a girl’s development. It notes that a daughter may idealize the father, contrast with the mother, and how parental conflict can lead to long term emotional issues and patterns in adulthood.
Bob Davis visited Collis Huntington in San Francisco to discuss Pacific Coast railroad issues. Huntington spoke for half an hour without notes, declaring nothing worth printing, then stated that his talk was the intended piece.
The column recalls era of street mendicancy in New Yorks Broadway and Fifth Avenue, naming famous beggars and exploits. It also presents a crime tale in which promoter Handsome Harry Borden is found murdered, with Ruth Lester and Jack Hayward among suspects amid evidence from a Chester dining room waiter's testimony.
Canada figures in today's crossword with questions on capital cities oceans and foods. A longer excerpt follows about a detective questioning a waiter at a dining scene about a couple, a briefcase, and a tip. The page ends with a transition note to a continuation.
A list of cryptic crossword style clues with numbers for across and down entries. Includes prompts like Canada prime minister, long slender wood, breeze, and seaward directions, plus questions about Canadian products, rivers, and sun gods.
Danny explores underground tunnels under Old Orchard seeking Miner the Mole despite warnings from Nanny. He notices a mole scent and follows deeper tunnels, driven by curiosity and boldness, while feeling increasingly unsettled in the dark. The story, copyrighted 1929, continues with An Underground Chase.
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