Globe News 1929 Amarillo edition details and masthead
The Amarillo Globe announces its 1929 publication details including name changes, ownership by The Globe-News Publishing Co, evenings except Sundays, and association with the Amarillo Daily News. It lists address 6th and Fillmore and notes AP news use rights and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Late reminder urges poll tax payment to vote in Amarillo
The notice urges citizens to pay poll taxes to participate in the upcoming city commission election in Amarillo. It notes office hours extended to late tonight and stresses that both men and women need county receipts, with only men owing city tax. It also reflects on fading Civil War veterans and discusses the cruiser bill and filibuster risks in Congress.
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Amarillo
Department of the Interior
Guilt and the Sensitive Child by Mrs Agnes Lyne
This piece explores guilt as a social conscience lever and its roots in early childhood. It explains that deep seated guilt can shape lifelong self judgment, and urges parents to respond with measured correction and avoid harsh standards to help sensitive children.
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Irreverent raconteur recalls training Bengal tigers then champion homing pigeon Geraldine. He bets with a Belgian crook over a race from Philadelphia to Washington. The bird’s wing was clipped, yet Geraldine returned in under two hours, though with sore feet.
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Geraldine
Borneo
Geraldine Geraldine
Belgium
Pentance
Infernal Scounrdel
Philadelphia
Washington
Washington Yard
Turmoil Ends as Dragoons Close in on Droon Forest Robbers
Gavan Starcourt fights to save Gerane as Peter is killed and Jenifer Davos lies dead. Matilde and Colonel Starcourt lock doors while the siege swells outside with dragoons and the forest robbers pressed back toward the meadow. Gerane wavers between fear and resolve as the army closes in, her dagger momentarily raised before she relaxes.
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Gerane
Broadaxe
Strade
Mastil
Starcourt
Peter
Matilde
Gavan Starcourt
Jenifer
Droon Forest
Gavan
Katrane
Jenifer Davos
Crown
Royal Box on Rue Fontaine Deserts Amid Doldrums in Paris
Paris diary notes a waning nightlife in Montmartre and Rue Fontaine with the Royal Box at Zelli's deserted. Cabaret hubs like The Blue Room and Perroquet report activity, while visitors complain of high prices, ushers, and odd service in late 1920s Paris.
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Paris
Ife
Montmartre
Broadway
Zelli’s
Rue Fontaine
Perroquet
Florida
Embassy
Plantation
Billy Reardon
Pepe de Albren
Wilda Bennett
Ciro’s
Creme de la Creme
Ciro
Herald
Rue de Clichy
Crossword Puzzle and Story Excerpt Tease
A crossword puzzle lists horizontal clues from what country is the Hellenic state to boggy land and estimate perfect score in golf. An accompanying fiction excerpt has Starcourt guiding Gerane to safety as he declares friends nearby and urges calm.
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Gerane
William Cullen Bryant
United States
New York
Hudson
Norway
North America
Puzzle Answers From A 19th Century Quiz
A list of crossword style clues with numbered prompts and questions covering topics from geography to botany and anatomy. The fragment hints at a published Q A or puzzle page likely from a historical newspaper, referencing figures like June birth flowers and Venice exploration.
Spooky the Screech Owl Freed by Farmer Brown's Boy
A reluctant prisoner in a grain bin, Spooky the Screech Owl is freed by Farmer Brown's Boy who intends use as a mousetrap predator. The owl becomes a barn resident, guarding against mice while the boy hopes others value owls and avoid shooting them. The tale ends with Spooky settling high on a barn rafter.
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Farmer Brown
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Spooky
Mother Brown
Brown
T. W. Burgess
Chinese Gambling Puzzle for Raiding Squad
Kansas City report: Sergeant E. E. Duncan led liquor raiding units into a basement room where 14 Chinese men were observed playing games with blocks dominoes and paddles. They offered no understandable explanation and no arrests were made due to no money found.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Jan
E. E. Duncan
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McNght Syndicate
Podunk
The
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McIntyre
Dornier
Rue Cambon
Plattsburg
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