Amarillo Globe front page and subscription notice
The Amarillo Globe, an independent democratic newspaper, presents its front page and subscription details. The notice lists delivery, rates, and special delivery service while crediting the Associated Press for news dispatches. Various sections include News and Business, Circulation, and contact numbers. It is dated Monday July 14, 1980.
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Boulevard and furrow clash over America's future
Dr. Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin, warns of a split between urban and rural interests shaping the national future. He cites church and party divisions, calls for nationwide cooperation, and says America must be represented by all groups, not a single faction. A new manuscript about Christopher Columbus, found in Spain and brought by A. S. W. Rosenbach, reveals an early life of the explorer and his world of cosmography.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Dr. Frank
Americas
Alexander Legge
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
America
Spain
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
A. 8. W. Rosenbach
Milan
Andalusia
Ptolemy
O. C. McIntyre
Paris
the Bois
Bois
Auteuil
Longchamps
Madrid
Armenonville
Pavillon Royale
Pierre Carter
Coty
Ed Wynn
Bagatelle
Are We Rational Animals by Glenn Frank
Self delusion marks humanity as rational animals, with reason lacking in deep life matters. The essay argues political and religious affiliations arise from ancestry and impulse rather than analysis, noting obsolete theories persist amid over formalized universities. Aimee Semple McPherson arrives in Los Angeles amid a spectacle of welcome oranges.
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Glenn Frank
McClure
Those Jobs Darken a Club Dancer’s Romantic Plot
In this chapter 22 of a melodramatic tale, Clarice Day seeks Brynmor Whittamore while Freddy Mason threatens to reveal her past. She plans to outwit him and marry Brynmor, fearing disclosure and ruin. An anonymous tip to Scotland Yard hints at Freddy as the robberies’ suspect as night life tightens the net.
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Mary Lou Leslie
Tony Titherington
Brynmor Whittamore
Tony
Brynmor
Clarice Day
Freddy Mason
Clarice
Mason
Freddy
Clary
Brymor
Whittamore
Brynyor
Scotland Yard
No. 11
Red Hart Square
Gwen
Paris Bois of Earthly Elysium and a Paris Honeymoon
The piece portrays the Bois de Boulogne as a lush earthly Elysium where Paris relishes nature, social life, and elite spaces, while juxtaposing Brynmor’s Parisian wedding plans with Mary Lou’s ongoing grief over Daredevil Tony’s disappearance. Freddy Mason unexpectedly appears as Brynmor heads to Clarice’s door, stirring tension before Page 11.
Washington Letter highlights war horses honored in France
Kirke Simpson notes a bronze tablet in the State War building honoring horses and mules in France. He praises Corporal Curtis Harrison of Columbus for saving his battalion’s horses during a gas attack near Migneville, detailing his 12 hour vigil after wounds. He contrasts human valor with animal bonds in cavalry history.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
State War Building
France
Curtis Harrison
Columbus
Ohio
Harrison
Migneville
Julie's Stutter Reveals Patience and Misuse of Attention
Julie, a young girl whose stuttering drew pain, learns to captivate attention through speech, aided by patient parents. After a month apart, she nearly heals, realizing stuttering can become a device for focus. The piece cautions guardians to be patient yet wary of rewarding the defect.
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Julie
Agnes Lyne
Mother
Diddy
Helen
Father
Crossword Puzzle Brain Teasers and Word Downs
Puzzle list presents a large set of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Clues cover region fashion ditch around castle caution eon to ply with persuasion prepare for publication to make a mistake related salt springs obstr uction of stream vii distant tiny particle scarlet pear shaped instrument gold edible Tungus uncooked to cut down night before domesticated eccentric wheel inlet wrathful beer to harden stair post soft mass reverence to emit ray silkworm insects antenna reaches a place mended to rumple coin to stir up to scatter like half an em flue valves witticism hairy coat of an animal rekindled to damage opposite of high classical language pattern merchandise to allot to emulate to devour crow cry of a crow wing.
Egret Visits Smiling Pool and Parisian Reveries
A narrative remembers an all white Egret at the Smiling Pool with Peter Rabbit and Jerry Muskrat noting his plumage. It recalls art, Miller’s studio and the Angelus, Rousseau, Baudelairean Barbizon impressions, Parisian scenes, a French waiter’s grand gesture, and Billie the dog’s Paris welcome during a London to Paris week.
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Egret
Smiling Pool
Peter Rabbit
Jerry Muskrat
Peter
Jerry
Miller
Angelus
Rousseau
Robert Louis Stevenson
Barbizon
Billie
London
Paris
France
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Walter Damrosch and the Snowy Egret Feathers
A 1930 Burgess tale notes Walter Damrosch’s shy debut with his father’s orchestra, then shifts to a fable about Egrets and Snowy Egret kin, describing plumage differences, family ties in the Heron group, and the impact of feather hunting on the birds. The piece closes toward another story, A Misleading Name.
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Walter Damrosch
Peter
Egret
Heron
Just Egret
Snowy Egret
Great White Egret
Little White Egret
Jerry Muskrat
T. W. Burgess
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