Amarillo Globe Historical Masthead Fragment
The fragment shows the Amarillo Globe masthead with founding date February 20 1924 and postal filing details. It notes evening publication except weekends, association with The Amarillo Daily News, and the Globe News Publishing Co. It includes Associated Press affiliation and subscription rate hints for Amarillo carriers.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
GEE Dsc Pvy
Eoas
Aarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
In and Out of Jail and a Geological Sensation
The piece juxtaposes legal and prison systems with a remark on jail access by notable figures like former Judge John W. Brady and Mahatma Gandhi. It then reports a geological find near Fort McMurray Alberta where 15 to 20 million year old preserved trees challenge current theories of prehistoric vegetation.
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John W. Brady
Mahatma Gandhi
Brady
Texas
Poona
India
Mr. Gandhi
United States
S. C. Lls
Federal Department of Mines
Fort McMurray
Alberta
An Economic Crusade by Glenn Frank
An analysis recalls the wartime mood of idealism and collective action. The author envisions a 1931 economic crusade against instability that could unite the nation, transforming economic America much as war ideals once shaped public spirit.
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Glenn Frank
Little Save the Sporting Page
America
McClure
Mystery at Winslow House A Tangled Love Triangle
In Washington heiress Elsa Chase infiltrates the Winslow circle as Arnold Winslow’s health and a forbidden romance with his adopted son Jack unfold. A poison death shadows the story while detectives Thorne and Dr. McLane weigh motives and a lurking unseen observer amid a tense household.
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Elan Chase
Arnold Winslow
Washington, D. C
Jack Winslow
Winslow
Elea
G. Thorne
Elsa
Paul Kane
Gargeon
Jack
How It Began Garrison Finish and Customs Series
A fragment from a Globe feature hints at ancient Roman record keeping with rolls inscribed by each soldier. It teases tomorrow’s installment titled A Garrison Finish Armed to the Teeth Paddle Your Own Canoe and invites reader ideas for future topics and replies to Russ Murphy.
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Russ Murphy
Slang on Broadway Through the Years by C. O. McIntyre
A compact study of Broadway slang from early 1900s to recent decades. It traces terms like wise crack main stem nix cracking broads and Annie Oakleys through carnival speech pig latin and ventriloquized talk from hobo camps to the Rialto. It notes origin sources and shifts in usage across show business and underworld circles.
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New York
Chic Sale
Sunday Herald
Broadway
Ixnay Ackencray
Borneo
Knights of Pythias Initiates Class Tonight At Carpenters Hall
High officials of the Knights of Pythias will oversee an initiation to the page rank for a class of 150 with about 300 expected. Last night seven candidates were initiated at Carpenters Hall. Harry M. Love of Minneapolis will attend with the original Bible from 1864. Ellis P. House and visitors from Pampa Borger Plainview and Wellington are due.
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Knights of Pythias
Carpenters Hall
Harry M. Love
Minneapolis
Minn
Supreme Keeper Records
Ellis P. House
Dallas
Texas
Pampa
Borger
Plainview
Wellington
Mother Brown Tries to Fathom Attic Mice
In this Thornton Burgess oral tale Mother Brown suspects mice based on attic noises. She traps Black Pussy and searches fruitlessly, convinced it is a nest of mice, though no signs appear and the culprit remains uncertain as the tale closes with a hint of more to come.
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Mother Brown
Nibbler
Black Pussy
Farmer Brown
T. W. Burgess
Variety Questions 1 Neva- 6 Papa marshal France
A crossword style set of clues and answers ranging topics from history to language. It lists terms like marshal France, Sherlock Holmes creator, and color terms, with several numbered entries across and down and a yesterday's answer line.
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Neva
Papa
Marshal France
King
Air
Barnyart
Bank
Sherlock Holmes
Diploma Orders for Class of 1931 Hit 272 Seniors
The Star Engraving Company of Houston will print diplomas for 272 seniors at Senior High School. Of the 272, 156 are girls and 116 are boys. A few may be checked off before the semester ends, and the 1931 class has nine more students than 1930.
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Star Engraving Company of
Houston
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