Globe subscription rates and wartime editorial notes
The Amarillo Globe offers carrier and mail subscription options with weekly and annual prices and a special delivery service. A historical column recalls a 1915 French mutiny execution and its posthumous exoneration, plus minutes on Fourth of July safety and a quip on modern domestic roles.
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The Docile Majority and the Idea of Martial Law
Dr. Frank warns that mass docility could enable a Roosevelt led martial law in the United States by exploiting public mood, drawing a Germany like scenario where authorities could arrest officials and suspend rights with broad public acquiescence. He laments schooling not preventing such passivity.
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Murder Mocking House by Walter C Brown
Ellen Becker, former maid in the Dufresne mansion, takes bribes to keep silent about suspicious notes. Sergeant Harper interrogates her and confronts Pierre Dufresne as he narrows the case to two suspects in a double murder at the Dufresne house.
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Pierre Dufresne
Mr. Dufresne
Dufresne
Harper
Andrews
Austerlitz
Walter C. Brown
Guiding Your Child by Alice Clarissa Richmond
The piece argues heredity and environment shape temperament. It urges parents to model self-control, watch for inherited traits, and correct emotional weakness through attentive parenting rather than resignation. It likens temper to a solvable family trait and stresses proactive guidance.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Edward
Bowery After Prohibition And Broadway Society Notes
Bowery scene shows neon banners and late night royster, while door guards return to old routines. Nearby, fashion and scent shops bloom on Fifth Avenue as social circles and theater figures drift through a 1934 New York afterglow.
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Bowery
Suicide Hall
Atlantic Garden
Courthouse records show deeds and vehicle registrations
Legal transfers list Bechtold to Burgess, Gray to Bowles, and Loewenstein trades. Vehicle registrations include W H Childers and several Plains Chevrolet Co. entries. The note adds a 1930 US prisoner count of 116,670.
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W. F. Bechtold
Burgess
San Jacinto Heights
M. L. Gray
Et Ux
R. F. Bowles
Mirror Ad
Hugo H. Loewenstein
Tex
Taylor
Walter Irvin Inc
Ford
B. A. Colston
Plains Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
Blackburn & Shaw Fun
Albert G. Boyce
N. J. Allen, Jr
Dickens Illustrator Crossword Quiz
A crossword style puzzle lists clues across and down about a 19th century English artist who illustrated Dickens. It includes entries for famous illustrators, book terms, and period details with several numbered hints and a theme of literary imagery.
Bedtime Stories From Thornton W Burgess
Wigglenose watches Mrs Peter Rabbit lure Bowser the hound with feints while she circles and crosses her trail. She appears calm and confident, using misdirection to teach Wiggle nose a natural lesson about staying one step ahead.
School Days Quiz Snippet Questions and Answers
A reader inquiry set asks about family size in colonial days versus today noting the average family is 25 percent smaller now. It also answers that most nickel comes from Sudbury Ontario and that the closest non American country to North America is Russia in Asia.
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Ontario
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Russia
Asia
Word Builder Merchant Watches Clerks Sell Beer Accessories
The scene describes a merchant agreeable to a buyer in his shop watching clerks sell beer related items. He smiles with pleasure as the cash register rings up change and accounts are settled. The accompanying answer urges party etiquette focusing on tact and avoiding cattiness while remaining chatty.
Rabbit Trailcraft and the Mixed Trail Lesson
Mrs. Peter explains to Wigglenose how mixing a rabbit trail can mislead a pursuing dog. Bowser finally follows the scent, but the lesson endures: patience, a keen nose, and secret hiding places keep rabbits safe.
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Bowser
Wigglesome
Mrs. Peter
Wiggle Nose
T. W. Burgess
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