Amarillo Globe 1929 Publication Details and Rates
Amarillo Globe edition information lists publication dates January 22 1929 and notes it is an independent democratic newspaper aligned with The Globe-News Publishing Co. It provides publisher editor and general manager names, Associated Press rights, and subscription rates for in town and mail services across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Associated Press
Gil
BY Mail
OkLaHoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Amarillo Mayoral Election Debate Ahead of City Commission tonight
Citizens urged to present reasons for a special election for mayor before the City Commission. Officials favor a single election unless charter provisions require prompt vacancy filling. The corporation counsel says continuing until the April election would not violate the charter, and most citizens seem to agree. A second election within 30 days is deemed unnecessary and costly.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Discarding Milk Bottles in Dairies Sparks Debate
The piece cites Beveridge on minimal adjectives in writing and notes New York dairies adopting a cardboard cone shaped milk bottle. The health board approves the container as cheaper and waste friendly, with early reports positive from customers and dairymen. The column nostalgically laments the loss of the clink of glass bottles.
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New York
State Board of Health
Man Who Worked Through College Praised By Irving Bush
Irving T. Bush, head of Bush Terminals, praises self-made students in his book Working With The World. He argues poor American youth can obtain unrivaled education and notes workers gain practical grounding and sharpened abilities from struggle. He contrasts inherited wealth with an aristocracy of brains nourished by education.
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Irving T. Bush
Bush Terminals
Mr. Bush
United States
Guiding Your Child Food Dislikes by Mrs Agnes Lyne
This column advises parents and housekeepers on handling picky eaters. It urges teaching children to eat what is set before them, limiting rewards for partial meals, and gradually introducing new foods to avoid long term aversions. It notes firmness may be needed to encourage acceptance.
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Hoy
I Shall Stop Here Heber Dukas’s House
A tense scene follows a Good Will Flight stop as Gerane bursts into Heber Dukas’s home confessing happiness and love for a man she believes loves her. Keber appears startled while Gerane beams at the revelation and seeks reassurance from Colonel Starcourt.
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Heber Dukas
Heber
Elda
Peter
Gerane
Colonel Starcourt
Julius Broadaxe
Laughing Around the World and a Daring Hotel Prank
In a reminiscence of reporter Harry Stowe, Irvin Cobb recounts a London style prank at New York City hotel row. Stowe disguises himself to trap a boastful English rival, Slocum, who is duped into chasing a false Duke of Devonshire, ending with a public clash and a shook city desk.
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New York Evening World
Harry Stowe
Park Row
Stone
Tenderloin
Herald Square
Stowe
Slocum
City Desk
Duke of Devonshire
Durham
Charlot
Romeo
Irvin Cobb
John Erskine
C. F. Bertilli
George Ullman
New York
Henry Villar
M. Villar
Ocean
Nice buggy ride across Old Atlantic
The diary style piece describes a sea voyage aboard the Old Lady Atlantic. It notes the ship’s calm passage, social mingling among passengers including Mr. Roy Burton and Miss Minnie Clark, deck life, a Punch and Judy show, and a budding romance amid lively portside chatter.
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C. Mintyre
Atlantic
Hussy
Roy Burton
Clathe
Burtons
Minnie Clark
Crossword puzzle and romance fragment in nine letter center word clue
The page presents a crossword puzzle with a nine letter center word clue and many scattered entries. A romantic dialogue unfolds with Julius and Gerane as a climactic embrace leads to a page continuation indicated by a note ending with CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE.
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers List
A compact list of clues and answers includes EIDVACIEIDIETS 38 victorious 89 two brothers who built a Ro chester clinic 40 portion of the mouth 43 kettle 44 half an em 45 in what country is Amsterdam 49 second note in the scale KO plural of genus 51 to plague 1 curse 2 god of love 8 jockey 4 sixth note in scale 6 back of the neck 6 dinner 7 negative 8 central part of an amphitheater 9 slang 10 ancient 13 heavenly 19 twitching 21 part of verb to be 22 front leg of a quadruped 24 jewel 25 before 26 indicates 28 what caused the brothers of Joseph to go to Egypt 30 recent 31 ewer 32 chief city official plural 34 to tilt 86 headgear 41 because 42 collection of facts 45 masculine pronoun 46 minor note 47 exclamation of surprise 48 abbreviation for doctor AY E D
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Rochester
Minnesota
Amsterdam
God of Love
Brothers of Joseph
Egypt
Spooky the Screech Owl Finds Shelter in Barn
A snowstorm drives Spooky into Farmer Brown's barn where he hides, sleeps, and recovers from near starvation. Hungry and wary, he detects mice nearby and resolves to make the barn his home until the storm ends. Copyright 1929 by T. W. Burgess.
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Spooky the
Screech Owl
Farmer Brown
North Wind
Spooky
Brown
Rough Brother North
T. W. Burgess
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Wilbur C. Hawk
Sereens
Anneee
Albert J. Beveridge
Abraham Lincoln
Beveridge
Cub Reporter
Agnes Lyne
Llawkraven
George Barrm
Laughing Around the
Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Cassidy
Madrid
Piccadilly
America
Jenifer
Gerana
Grand Guignol
M. Antoine
Montana
Guignol
Adolph Menjon
Neysa McMein
The
Starcourt
Ger-o
Monte Carlo
Julius
Wes A
Burgess Rectine
Black Pussy
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