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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1929
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe details its founding date February 20 1924 and postal matter status. It lists publication schedule evenings except Saturdays and Sunday mornings, ownership by The Globe News Publishing Co. and office location at 6th and Fillmore with subscription rates for various durations.
Ten days remain to qualify as a voter for Amarillo's city election. Voters will choose a mayor and two commissioners to serve two years. Tax payment is required to vote in county and state elections. men must pay a special city poll tax, while women are exempt from that city tax.
The Review of Reviews by Nicholas Roosevelt argues the United States will lead a vast Asiatic trading bloc including Canada Japan China Australia New Zealand and the Philippines. It notes Pacific trade rising from 283 million in 1900 to 2 064 million in 1927 and warns that naval strength preserves prestige and commercial gains amid looming opportunities on the west coast and the rise of new fortunes.
A long snake figure symbolizes the investigation into the Rothstein killing, exposing thuggery, bootlegging, gambling, and a massive narcotics operation. Police note trunks of drugs found with arrestees hint at a vast, deadly traffic, while a NH bill seeks to curb cosmetics sales as a tangent to drug fears.
Agnes Lyne argues against belittling children with I told you so and mother knows best remarks. She says patronizing behavior fosters resistance and damages future cooperation. Instead, treat children with tact and courtesy as equals to encourage acceptance of adult wisdom.
Mr Dooley creator Finey Peter Dunne jokes about rice birds served as tiny cadavers on toast. He ponders how they arrive in such quantities and quips that insect powder might be involved.
Gerane confides in Matilde about love for Lord Starcourt and fears marriage would shame her family. Matilde urges patience while hinting Starcourt loves Gerane, as the pair face a web of social expectations and peril in the remote valley. Starcourt visits Heber Dukas and learns of Gerane’s happiness with Peter and Matthew, amid Christmas Day tensions.
A memoir style piece recounts an actor’s improvisation as a movie celebrity aboard a Te de France cruise. The narrator describes mishaps with lighting and choreography and notes a life boat scare a brief moment of danger.
A readable crossword survives with center word marked by two unkeyed Ts. Across clues include Corded cloth and Pork plus several others like Public carriage and Beer. The prose segment that follows features Gerane and Peter in a dramatic dialogue, hinting at a continuation of a serialized tale.
A condensed list of crossword style clues with numbered across and down hints. Entries include brief definitions for terms such as remnant memorial utmost extent perceives cadet Rocky ravine lament mongrel require decay rate implore unit musical drama employ guided yielded scatter hay allude slip hazard wager region formed or made as by a constructive act poems fishing bag billiard shot presence elsewhere brute prongs buffalo temporary bed limb joyous song solitary reckoned chronologically To answer swimming fowls bordered sleeveless outer garment uncommon huge mythical bird boy.
Spooky the Screech Owl struggles through a brutal north wind and blinding snow during a harsh winter. After being blown off course from the Old Orchard, he discovers shelter by slipping into Farmer Brown's barn through a pigeon-hole entrance and ends the ordeal safe inside.
After raids on bootleggers following wood alcohol deaths a riverfront speakeasy whiskey was found to be pure Canadian rye and approved as a beverage by government analysis.
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