Local Amarillo paper fights spider scare and insect tales
In a July 1948 issue a Globe News Publishing Co. notice details daily and Sunday editions of The Amarillo Daily News. It also carries a feature contrasting the Black Widow with the Sarcopsylla Penetrans insect, arguing for factual reporting over sensationalism and warning readers about folkloric home remedies.
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Iilto Daily News
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Father Coughlin as Prophetic Figure in American Politics
Glenn Frank compares Father Coughlin to Savonarola, noting prophetic zeal and clashes with church and state. He warns Coughlin may drift into practical politics beyond mere prophecy, urging cautious assessment of his influence over the coming year.
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Savonarola
Mo CoLy
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McClure Newspaper
Syneticates
Judith Somers affair tensions divide family in a domestic clash
Alison Rede confronts her father about Daphne Somers and an alleged affair with a man named Western. Robert Rede bans Alison from seeing him, while Daphne reveals a doctor named Lumley is notorious for mistreating women, inflaming the dispute between father and daughter.
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Daphne Somers
Robert Rede
Alison
Daphne
Guy Western
Allison
Robert
Anfa
Sebel Sete
Tiny
Anson
Alen
Lumley
Evelyn M. Winch
Open Road Singer Werrenrath Tours Midwest 1923
Reinald Werrenrath, famed concert singer, abandons big-city stages for a whirlwind one night stand tour through Iowa Nebraska and Wisconsin. He collaborates with local orchestras and choruses and performs morning afternoon and evening recitals earning profit and new porch life experiences.
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New York
Reinald Werrenrath
Werrenrath
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Opr
Bedtime Stories At Paddy's Pond By Thornton W Burges
Paddys Pond in Green Forest hosts a cast of animals including Lightfoot the Deer Buster Bear Yowler the Bobcat Blacky the Crow Redtail the Hawk Sammy Jay and other feathered folk. The tale notes drought pressure and a looming Red Terror as smoke drifts toward the forest threatening water and privacy for Paddy and Mrs Paddy.
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Beaver
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Deer
Buster Bear
Yowler
Bobcat
Blacky the Crow
Redtail the Hawk
Sammy Jay
Mrs. Paddy
Mrs Paddy
Reddy Fox
T. W. Burgess
Health Talk on mothers teeth calcium and vitamin D
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses the claim that mothers lose a tooth per child and the roles of calcium and vitamin D in pregnancy. The piece notes historical uncertainty and cites a stance by the American Dental Association about pregnancy and tooth decay risk.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hyger
the Health Magazine
American Dental Association
Bird of Paradise earns Berd of Paradise title
A strange bird, described as the Berd of Paradise, captivates observers as it soars overhead. The scene highlights its brilliant tail feathers and striking plumage observed by travelers from the States and near New Citines, with attention drawn to its unique display and rarity.
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Paradise
Marble Board Tax Ordinance Passed
The Marble Board Tax Ordinance passed with final passage and approval last night. It levies a tax on marble boards and other coin in the slot machines and becomes effective ten days after final publication. The measure follows state law as interpreted for tax collection by the attorney general.
Foreign Envoy HORIZONTAL 1 An envoy from Europe Sir
Puzzle-like word list appears with scattered clues and numbers. no coherent article text. readable items include hints about ranks, terms, and a few definitions. expects solving a crossword style clue set rather than a news item.
Scrambled Clues Point to Odd Word List
A jumbled set of numbered clues lists terms from various categories such as animals, objects, and actions. The fragment resembles a crossword style glossary with entries like black bird wigwam and street car, lacking cohesive narrative or a single event.
School Quiz Questions From a Desert to Coventry
A historical Q and A set asks what a dromedary is, noting it as a fast one humped desert riding animal. It recalls Lady Godiva riding naked through Coventry to relieve taxes on her husband’s subjects. It also asks who Jesus raised from the dead in Bethany, Lazarus.
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Belasco
Greta Garbo
Irvin Cobb
Garbo
Niagara
New York
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McNaught Syndicates
Coventry
Godiva
Jesus
Bethany
Ars
Lazarus
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A historical line fragment notes soldiers marching to war and the visible tears among onlookers. It reflects wartime emotion and evokes vivid imagery of lines of gay young soldiers leaving home.
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