Amarillo Globe Jan 23 1929 front page details
The Amarillo Globe announces its 1929 publishing details with notes on ownership editors and press association. It lists circulation and subscription rates for Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and notes its Independent Democratic stance.
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Amarillo Water System Profits Prompt Rate Review
The auditor reports an $25 000 profit for eight months August to April, suggesting even higher earnings in summer. City aims to cut rates to encourage broader water use for lawns and beautification, noting summer irrigation rates did not meet expectations.
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Park Board
How Britain Fights Accidents
The British parliament debates a sweeping bill to reduce traffic accidents. It would license drivers, revoke licenses for careless driving, require liability insurance, install speed governors, and compel drivers to stop when danger of a collision is seen. The measures are drastic and reflect a comprehensive approach.
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United States
City Size Seen as Growing Handicap for Metropolises
The piece argues that population boosts may backfire as urban scale creates traffic and sewage crises. It cites New York and Chicago facing severe congestion and costly engineering needs, suggesting focus shift from bigger to better cities.
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Chambers of Commerce
New York
Chicago
Why the Police Are Often Disliked
Judge Henry J. Martin of Birmingham mused that prohibition and automobiles breed dislike for police. Prohibition makes drinkers view officers as enemies, while traffic enforcement creates contact only through fines. The policeman becomes a symbol of restriction rather than protection.
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Birming
Forham
Lem
The Sacrifice of a Wife
A humorous Irvin Cobb vignette about married life and give and take. A husband explains compromises over draperies with silk versus chintz and a financial talk ends with a witty domestic bargain. The husband and wife illustrate differing views on money and sacrifice.
Betrothal Hope Amid Family Feud and Hidden Love
In a tense road scene Gerane asserts independence as Peter and brothers pursue a dispute sparked by gossip. Starcourt then asks Jenifer Davos for Gerane’s hand, confessing a love that began the day he first saw her and hoping for an alliance celebrated at Christmas.
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Joseph
Jenifer
Gerane
Starcourt
Matthew
Starcourt Jenifer
Father
Colonel Starcourt
Gavan
Gavan Starcourt
Jenifer Davos
Prissoner
Droon Forest
Fog and intrigue aboard a sea voyage set amid fog and romance
A ship in pea soup fog reveals a floating city with shops, services, and passengers as a storm threatens. Jenifer and Starcourt plan a betrothal while Gerane faces an arranged marriage, and the voyage’s social circle gathers for a tense dinner amid shifting loyalties.
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Kimberly
Five Letter Puzzle Lead And A Drooted Toast
Crossword puzzle hints open with short five letter words and clues such as fast coarse score card more uncommon sagacity deduce scatter hay one in cards ocean before place of business. Narration follows Jenifer declaring a toast to his granddaughter with three suitors and Gerane’s dramatic vow to drink alone to her beloved enemy as the tale continues.
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Rosa
Gerane
Gavan Starcourt
Duke's Dragoons
Lord Starcourt
England
Maris Starcourt
Graustark
Yesterday's Answer 24 To Make a Mistake
Puzzle listing many clues with numbers and partial definitions, including terms for hearing sense relating to audio distortion, mineral spring, footpath, headgear, and various adjectives. The text aggregates crosswords or cryptic clues across multiple numbered items.
Guiding a Child to Accept Rules Over Reasoning
Agnes Lyne argues parents should enforce health and social rules without explaining every reason. Children adapt better when they accept routines as natural, like Rubbers in rain and hats in church. Not all adult customs are reasonable, but social usage facilitates smooth relationships.
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Agnes Lyne
Black Pussy Fails as Spooky Owl Snatches Prey
In a winter barn tale, Black Pussy the cat stalks a young rat by the grain bin but a silent screech owl named Spooky swoops in from the rafters to claim the catch. Black Pussy vows revenge as the owl settles in, proving hunting is not always about the hunter.
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Farmer Brown
Black Pussy the Cat
Spooky
T. W. Burgess
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