The Globe Publishes Astronomy and Reform Essays
The Amarillo Globe outlines subscription details and delivery service while publishing essays on astronomy and a libertarian view of U.S. reform. It cites Chicago and Harvard observers on cosmic winds and Magellanic Clouds, then includes Glenn Frank on Congress safeguarding private capitalism and liberty.
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Earth
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Congress
Glenn Frank
Forbidden Valley pursuit in Northwestern Canada tale
Curt Tennyson travels from the wilderness to British Columbia to learn Sonya and Ralph Nichols’s motives linked to Igor Karakhan. In a tense reunion on Iskitimwah Lake he confronts loyalty, danger, and a possible romantic entanglement as clues hint at a broader conspiracy and a shifting trusted circle.
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Curt Tennyson
Canada
British Columbia
Sonya
Ralph Nichols
Wilds
Igor Karakhan
Curt
Vancouver
Karakhan
Feeding Babies When to Start Strained Foods
Dr Fishbein discusses infant feeding guidance amid debate on when to introduce strained vegetables cereals and solid foods. A Boston specialist favors solids at nine months with full diet by 15 to 24 months, while other experts propose starting five to eight months.
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Boston
Male Stance Is Explained in Fragments of a Nightlife Diary
The diary style column recounts a New York social scene night with visits to friends, theater, and dinners. It notes conversations at the Lambs about why men stand with their backs to fires, mentions Eddie Cantor’s Hollywood shift, Willie Vanderbilt’s death, and a rise of Jimmy Shelton in music publishing. The tone blends humor with gossip and era-specific society details. The piece references Parisian travel, famous names, and casual anecdotes about entertainers and social figures.
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Eddie Cantor
New York
Central Park West
Cantor
Hollywood
Santa Fe Trail
Jimmy Shelton
Paducah
Betzi Beaton
Algonquin
Mer Go Round
Hal Corbett
Judge Priest
Butcher the Shrike in the Old Orchard tale
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale Farmer Brown's Boy protects Tommy Tit the Chickadee from the shrike known as Butcher. The farmer places Tommy Tit in a birdhouse and contemplates action against the predator while noting fears in the Old Orchard. The passage shifts to a series of brief notes on writers and names.
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Farmer Brown
Tommy Tit
Thut
Tommy
Brown's
Butcher the Shrike in Farmer Brown’s Bay Tale
A scene recalls Butcher the Shrike evading Farmer Brown's Boy's gun in a woodland tale. The bird flies unharmed after two shots, while Tommy Tit perches on the gun, drawing laughter from the feathered audience as the story advances toward The Lone Rover.
Disillusion and Hollywood anecdotes in 1930s critique
A breezy Hollywood column notes actors miscast as artists and dancers, cites Raft versus Glazer fallout, and highlights quirky industry roles. It frames Hugh Strong guarding producer George White’s studio schedule, then shifts to a thriller thread where Sonya’s late-night rendezvous with LeNoir on Willow Island foreshadows Curt’s looming betrayal tomorrow.
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Francois
Jocky
Ralph
Tenn- Og
Sonya
Curt
John
Russian Lake
Urs
Famous Actor Puzzle Clues Reveal Historic Word Play
A dense clue puzzle lists across and down entries referencing a famous actor, with numbered hints for first name last name and related words. The vertical clues span forest warden to forms of pronouns and celestial bodies, yielding a themed word search across names, places, and common terms.
Word Builder Puzzle From a Mystery Clip
A newspaper word builder describes evolving word chains with clues about a performer in her dressing room and a captured escapee. It weaves in phrases like at his own house and a police trap using a taper in a window to rer trap him before the rapture of joining his wife.
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Ralph
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