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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
8
Mrs Peter Leads The Way Across The Old Pasture
In a cautious trek toward the Old Briar patch Mrs Peter and her nervous son Whitey move from the bramble toward Chuck's house. She reassures him the sleeping Chuck poses little danger and plans to spend the night near the doorway while avoiding predators further toward safety.
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Mrs. Peter
Whitey
Briar Patch
Chuck
Broadway
Mrs Peter Runs From Fox in Briar Patch Escape
Whitey the Woodchuck sneaks to the briar patch as Mrs Peter lures Reddy Fox away. She thumps the ground to signal Whitey, who races toward safety while Fox pursues the decoy. Mrs Peter diverts danger and Whitey nears the dear Old Briar patch. The tale continues with Mrs Peter Finds Back Door.
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Whitey
Mrs. Peter
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Briar
T. W. Burgess
No Crime in Age: Business Calls for Inclusive Hiring
A reforming tone argues against age limits in hiring urging that experienced engineers and clerks over forty have value. An New York organization reports over 1,500 interviews yielding placements while Amarillo’s Independent School District files a record showing tax rate cuts and rising enrollment.
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New York
Amarillo
Independent
George Waddill
Old Grey Mare in Comeback for Parisians
An amusing Paris dispatch notes the return of riding cab horses as Hans Hartmann brings Erasmus from Berlin to draw fares up the Champs Elys es. Traffic police fear the horse’s revival amid modern motors while elderly Parisians relish the nostalgia and the bohemian cab scene. A separate Paris court case involves George Sand’s memory and a defamation suit by Mme Aurore Sand against critic Boullenger. Press voting by electrical buttons may replace ballots in France’s future.
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International News Service
Paris
Champs-Elysees
Cannes
Hans Hartmann
Berlin
Erasmus
Germany
France
Cochers
Montmartre
Bois de Boulogne
George Sand
Mme
Aurore Sand
Frederick Boullenger
Mme. Sand
Boullenger
Garden of Roses Hosts 8000 Varieties in Harz Garden
In 1908 a group in Sangerhausen, Harz, started a rose garden to preserve forgotten varieties. It has grown to about 8000 rose varieties from 60 000 bushes, representing nearly every rose known worldwide.
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Garden OF Roses
Sangerhausen
Association of Friends of Roses
Harz
PortraitEchoes and Alimony Talk at Broadway Society
Sylvia finishes Mary Eunice Pennings portrait and hosts a late soiree at the Pennings house on Vallejo Street. Guests discuss Edith Taylor alimony, Mary Eunice’s manipulation, and the male appeal among Hobart Williams Saxon and others. Jerry and Sylvia gossip about Mary’s influence and Saxon’s University competition plans.
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Sylvia
Mary Eunice Pennings
Mary Eunice
Pennings
Broadway
Vallejo Street
Jerry
Edith Taylor
Land of the Free
Home of the
Brave
Papa
Hubby
Saxon
Mary
Melhurst University
Typhoid Epidemic Feared by Moscow
Moscow faces a feared typhoid outbreak with 20 city cases the highest since 1923. health officials warn of virulent gyphus and consider strict entry controls for arrivals from Riazan while scarlet fever, diphtheria, and typhoid circulate in contagious hospitals.
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International
Moscow
Riazan
Few patrons at health cafes and golf schools in New York
In a 1928 column, McIntyre surveys New York life from health cafes to crime scenes and cigarette girls. He notes sparse patronage at health food cafes and golf schools, mentions bath houses as crime hubs, and recalls cultural figures and nightlife with satirical, observational tone.
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New York
Sir Joseph Duveen
Temple of Art
May Allison
Rialto
Birdhouse
49Th Street
Liberty
Ben Ames Williams
Jackson
George Olsen
George White
Percy Hammond
Abe Erlanger
Helen Morgan
Ben Ali Hagegin
Lee Shubert
Irvin Cobb
al Woods
Eighth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Bronx
Bruce Barton
Mr. Barton
Meadows
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
English Study May Aid American Tourists in Paris
Paris policemen prepare for American visitors as eighty English-speaking gendarmes are deployed around the city. They offer the "Quick Road to English System" of fifteen lessons, focusing on about a thousand essential words and phrases.
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Paris
Monsieur Confida
Laughing At Dinner Speech Missed By All
A brisk young woman on the balcony notes the endless post-prandial performance. In the corridor a hurried guest asks if she missed the main event. The reply: the guest of honor finished his speech hours ago but won t stop.
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Mary
Hobart
Saxon
Jerry
Marta
Sylvia
Anyquaintance
Fli
Radio phone tested on mile-long freight train demonstration
A 125 car freight train from Altoona to Pitcairn tested radio communication between engine and caboose. Westinghouse and Pennsylvania Railroad conducted the experiment to assess faster freight handling and cost benefits. Communication faltered in tunnels and due to car and bridge interference, but officials saw potential routines such as crew coordination and defect spotting.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Pitcairn
Caboose
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad and Electric Company
Gallitzin
Radebaugh
World Power Exposition Planned in Chicago 1933
Chicago to host an international power exposition in 1933 alongside the Centennial celebration. G B Pfisterer cites two prior national power machinery expos scheduled for February 1929 at the Coliseum and in 1931. A U S Dawes letter notes a European engineer tour to recruit foreign power firms for the 1933 event.
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International News Service
Chicago
G. B. Pfisterer
Rufus C. Dawes
Hea
Europe
New Sorority Head Elected at Delta Delta Delta
Miss Pearle Bonisteel of Evanston Illinois was elected national president of Delta Delta Delta at the closing convention in Breezy Point Minnesota. She succeeds the previous leader and assumes duties for the sorority’s national chapter.
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United Press
Breezy Point
Minn
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