Amarillo Globe July 8 1920 publication details
The Amarillo Globe issues the Tuesday July 8 1920 edition with publisher and editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur Hawk. The page lists Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for Amarillo, including daily morning evening and Sunday editions.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
Cerrier
Apenete Neers
Drunk Driving On Amarillo Streets Draws Grand Jury Fire
The grand jury in Amarillo condemns widespread drunken driving and calls for harsher prosecution. It notes many accidents involve intoxicated drivers and that witnesses are hard to obtain. The piece contrasts youth summer camps with elder outdoor play in the Rocky Mountain play world.
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Grand
Amarillo
Grand Jury
Young
America
Rocky Mountain
The Plight of the Nurse by Glenn Frank
A two year study on nursing production education distribution and pay highlights rising supply unemployment shortages misdistribution and low earnings. It notes doctors prefer trained over practical nurses and urges higher nursing standards to compete with other professions for women.
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United States
Uate
McClure
Make-Believe Engagement Lets Tony Seek Backing
Wealthy aunt requires Tony Titherington to become engaged to Mary Lou Leslie to fund his round‑the‑world flight. Mary Lou agrees but worries the ruse hides a lack of marriage intent. She then starts a job in Jay Jerome’s gown shop to support herself while the scheme unfolds.
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Tony ‘Titherington
Mary Lou Leslie
Mary Low
Tony
Ethelberta
Mary Lou
Flintwood
London
Jay Jerome
Jay
Fiinwood
Misa Fletcher
Finwood
Cosmopolitan crowds visit Paris race tracks
The author describes Longchamp and other Paris race courses as cosmopolitan, noting the fashionable crowd from princes to өнер high society. He recounts observations of betting, grandstands, and a private Versailles visit, with social banter and a diamond ring episode in a throughline of travel and flirtation.
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Paris
Atlantic
Spain
Longchamps
Bois
France
America
Auteuil
Vincennes
St. Cloud
Maison Lafitte
Chantilly
Bill Hogs
Marseilles
Felix Wildenstein
New York
Jules Bache
Betty Baker
Hollywood
Jack Hobby
Coconut Grove
Palm Beach
Grace Fields
Watterson Rotacker
Dancing at the club with Tony and Mary Lou
In a lively scene a French couple enjoys a dance as a drummer sings a popular tune. Tony jokes about the idea while Mary Lou smiles and glances at a glittering ring, hinting at romance as the moment unfolds.
Fishing committees and a Senate date line in Washington
A Kirk Simpson Washington Letter recalls Ransom Gillet a New Yorker who chose government service over private practice and spent four decades studying Congress. Senator Thomas notes Gillet’s 1868 outline of congressional fishing committee procedure and contrasts past scandals with today’s Washington centered investigations and the wide reach of a Washington date line.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Ransom Gillet
Congress
Gillet
Thomas
Oklahoma
Congressional Fishing Committee
House
New Orleans
Congressional
Happy Adjustments in Family as Each Child Sees Spotlight
The article explains that a child’s self esteem grows when he feels prized at home. Parents should ensure each child gets attention, avoiding one child monopolizing conversations and giving constructive chances to share. Equal listening helps every child develop confidently.
Last Muskrat tale recalls a missing youngster
A small Muskrat child vanishes from the family, leaving six others as readers are reminded that life is often less grim than feared. The narrative mixes memories of earlier losses and a reflective travel aside about Paris and birds in the Tuilleries, with 1930 copyright notice.
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Notre, Dame
Tuilleries
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Mrs Muskrat Sends Off All Her Children to the Great World
In a Burgess tale Mrs. Muskrat concludes her six children have left home to seek lives in the Great World. She explains to Jerry Muskrat that they are better off away from the Smiling Pool while the youngest remains reluctant but curious about the Big River and wild rice encounters.
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Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Mrs. Muskrat
Goodby
Smiling Pool
Crossword puzzle clues from a vintage issue feature famed authors
A mixed puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues including a famous author theme. Entries cover geography Ireland to Ste. Marie ship canal, various words from deity to fiber, and notes on measures and speeds with multiple filled entries implied.
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Ireland
Victor
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