Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News Publishing Co announces publisher and editor Gene Howe, general manager Wilbur C. Hawk, and AP affiliation. It lists mailing, evening publication schedule, Sunday morning edition, and subscription rates for mail and carrier service in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Inauguration Persuasion and Lindbergh’s Focus
An editorial argues the Hoover inauguration will be ceremonial and costly, while the oath remains the essential act. It notes the public’s love of pageantry and warns against equating ceremony with real change. It praises Lindbergh’s single minded pursuit and urges youth to imitate that focused dedication.
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Herbert Hoover
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Inconsistent Discipline Harms Child Development
A discussion on how erratic parental discipline creates nervous strain in children. Limits and routines in infancy establish a foundation, while between ages two and six psychological factors shape conscience and temperament, underscoring the need for continuity and stable affections.
Brief Career Is Usual For Stage Ladies
In this 1920 McNaught Syndicate piece, C. O. McIntyre asserts stage marriages are typically short two years, with many actresses returning to theater after quick divorces or separations. The essay notes famed exceptions and contrasts Parisian cafes with Broadway, plus a Rothstein gambling tale and a wary view of public life for performers.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Paris
Margaret Ilington
Laurette Taylor
Mrs. Fiske
Henrietta Crossman
Harry K. Thaw
Arnold Rothstein
Northwest Mounted
Rothstein
Broadway
Underworld
Harry Maxon
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Handsome Harry Borden Murder Case Reported
In a Chicago office the body of promoter Harry Borden is found. Suspects include wife Ruth Lester and Ruth’s fiancé Jack Hayward, with Detective McMann probing alibi details as clues surface from office staff and bystanders. Ruth swears she did not touch the gun.
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Harry” Borden
Ruth Lester
McMann
Mrs. Borden
Borden
Ruth
Jack Hayward
Jack
Bill Cowan
Cowan
Hayward
Micky Moran
Otto Pfluger
Phillips
Minnie Cassidy
Lettie Miller
Benny Smith
Rita Dubois
Nielson
Nello
Doc
Harry Borden
Mr. McMann
Mr. Hayward
Mr. Borden
Colby Lester
Miss Lester
Corey
Birdwell
Crossword Puzzle and a Murder Inquest Tease
A crossword puzzle themed page blends word clues with a dramatic crime excerpt. The text drops hints about Warsaw being capital and classic apes, while a tense scene unfolds as Ruth questions Jack about a murder, with mention of a missing gun and the line I didn’t kill Borden.
Fragmented Puzzle Clues and Hidden Answers List
A long list of crossword style prompts includes clues for various words and definitions. Entries range from birds and metals to verbs and geographic hints, with several numbered items and partial phrases to solve as a single mixed puzzle.
Laughing Around the World at Grand Central Terminal
A six year old boy sat alone in Grand Central Terminal waiting room. Tears filled his brown eyes as a passerby comforted him. He cried that his mother had lost him and he blamed a "damn fool" for her absence.
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Grand Central Terminal
Danny Meadow Mouse Finds Safety Above Ground
Danny the mouse escapes Miner the Mole by tunneling near the surface and emerges into snow. He learns Miner does not sleep all winter and returns above ground safely. Nanny Meadow Morse cautions him to stay out of the mole tunnels.
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Danny Meadow Mouse
Miner the Mole
Danny
Miner
Aji
Nanny Meadow Morse
Nanny
T. W. Burgess
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