Air mail service linked to Amarillo air routes
The News-Globe urges readers to notify for prompt delivery and reports a comment from C A Cisler on proposed TWA schedule changes. He says air mail use will determine connections, and civic leaders must ensure sufficient patronage to sustain stops in Amarillo.
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Globe
News-Globe
Post Office Department
Air Mail
Amarillo
TWA
C. A. Cisler
Air Mail Service
Air Line
War spending versus recovery and the New Deal
A column weighs the cost of massive spending and compares today’s crisis to wartime finance. It argues nations risk much, while recovery hinges on reason over fear and a pragmatic testing of Roosevelt's New Deal policies.
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Glenn Frank
Congress
Roosevelt
al Smith
McClure
Forbidden Valley Siege Ends in Ambush and Loss
In a night raid on Curt Tennyson’s island camp, Teeste LeNoir and Igor Karakhan lure Sonya Volkov away as Ralph Nichols is killed by an arrow while Curt and Paul fight off six attacking canoes. The attackers retreat after heavy exchanges, leaving Curt to care for the dying Ralph and ponder Sonya’s betrayal.
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Sonya Volkov
Curt Tennyson
Paul
Teeste LeNoir
Igor Karakhan
Canada
Karakhan
Curt
Sonya
Ralph — Nichols
Ralph
Tenn Og
Nichols
Guiding Your Child Outgrowing and In By Alice Richmond
The article discusses handing on clothes in large families. It weighs fairness between Susan Mary and Bill when outfits are expensive and scarce. It suggests negotiated compromises within the family and explaining the situation to children to ease discontent.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Susan
Tom
Mary
Bill
Bogus Prince Mike Romanoff Still Popular in New York Bars
New York columnist O. O. McIntyre notes the con man Prince Mike Romanoff remains popular bar crowds seek his reaction and wit at venues like No. 21 and Moriarty's. He and others around Broadway life, including Ben H. Atwell and the Dunhill shop, are sketched with satirical detail.
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New York
Mike Romanoff
Page One
Mike
Harry Gerson
Shoulder joint range of motion explains common injuries
The shoulder has the widest range of motion among joints, making it prone to injury. Causes include small tendon tears with deposits, reduced blood supply, or infection, leading to a stiff and painful shoulder that worsens with use. Also noted are 38 islands in New York City.
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Tony
Associated Press
Anscented
Regulae News
New York City
Microbe Discoverer
A compact puzzle item references a list of clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It nods to a figure who specialized in tuberculosis and to terms naming objects, people, and concepts across eras. The fragment hints at a crossword style exploration of vocabulary and biographical hints.
Adversity Tests Hairy the Woodpecker in a Winter Gloom
In Thornton Burgess free tale Hairy the Woodpecker hides in a dead limb during a brutal North Wind storm. He fears the shelter may fail, questions his choice, and reflects on warmth and preparation while the night chills and shakes the tree.
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Woodpecker
Word Builder Puzzle and Norse Wind Tale
The tale blends a word ladder puzzle with a short story about Harry caught in a blizzard. It describes his fear, the North Wind storm, and his escape to a hemlock shelter as a limb breaks and snow swirls. The page ends with a teaser for the next story.
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Harry
North Wind
Rough Brother
Fire Parade Shapes Dreamlike City Scene
A narrator describes wagons thundering through traffic and a dramatic fire image amid urban bustle. He reflects on New York fires being less picturesque but still thrilling, then shifts to a window view of exhausted puppies and a tired city mood after a day of shopping for hats.
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New York
East 47Th Street
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
School Days in School House
Questions and answers from a classroom page discuss origins of religions in Asia, define a Doughboy as an American soldier, and note James Monroe winning all but one Electoral College vote in 1820.
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Asia
James Monroe
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