Love of Those We Hold Dear Overcomes Selfish Fear
A concise verse notes that love for loved ones can triumph over personal fear, attributed to Peter Rabbit.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1928
Page
6
Peter Rabbit Finds Mrs Peter After Fox Scare
Peter Rabbit searches near the Chuck home for Mrs Peter after sensing Reddy Fox. He fears for her safety but signals to attract her attention and finds her hiding in a back doorway, relieved they are together again.
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Rabbit
Chuck
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Mrs. Peter
Peter
T. W. Burgess
Failure’s Rough Hands and the Pull of Ambition
A middle aged New York real estate broker Henry Druckler killed himself after writing that his life fell far short of his ambitions. The piece reflects on the gap between desire and achievement, the pain of disillusionment, and the stubborn spark of optimism that sustains progress.
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Henry Druckler
New York
Flopper Fuhr’s Strange Ambulance-Chasing Scam
Irving Fuhr of New York described as a flopper supported by law firms by faking injuries to trigger lawsuits for damages. He earned a salary and freelance fees while investigators probe ambulance chasing tactics. The prison sentence looming for the graft ends as officials deem the scheme unethical.
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Irving Fuhr
New York
Fuhr
Aerial traffic laws enforcement hits big names
Montreal reports Duke Shiller loses license for six months after a recent airplane mashup. Bert Acosta faced heavy fines for air regulation violations as officials enforce rules regardless of fame to ensure safety and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Acosta
Atlantic
Byrd
Montreal
Duke Shiller
Canada
Chilean Captain Commits Suicide After Angamos Sinks
Dispatches say Angamos struck a rock and sank with 300 aboard. Captain Ismael Suarez, unable to avert disaster, killed himself on the steamer's bridge. Maritime lore notes captains often go down with ships, but Suarez did not uphold sea traditions.
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Chile
Angamos
Ismael Suarez
Captain Suarez
Davy Jones
Locker
Saxon Stakes It All On One Chance In New Scheme
Saxon outlines a high risk venture funded by his own savings as he plans a bold architectural project. Jerry supports his solo risk, Mary Pennings hopes for a share in success, and Stephanie awaits cancer test results with tense anticipation as the life at the dental clinic edges toward a dramatic tomorrow.
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Jerry
Paul
Saxon
Mary Pennings
Mary
Dorothy Parker
Cee
Marea
Stephanie
Stephen
Marta
Marta Goodby
Marza
Donagh
Ireland
Trial of Norman Sunday in Kenedy killing case resumes
The Norman Sunday murder trial in Karnes City Texas resumed as defense testimony waited for the return of Mrs C H Batchelor who is ill. The defense expects her to testify she heard Bowen threaten Sunday's life. Walter May testified of ill feeling between Sunday and Bowen over a store robbery link and Bowen once sought to borrow a pistol.
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Associated Press
Karnes City
Tex
Norman Sunday
E. B. Bowen
Kenedy
Sunday
C. H. Batchelor
English shops post U S prices in London stores
American visitors to London will see prices in both English and American currencies. Stores display items marked in dollars with conversion based on the exchange rate. Shoppers from the United States enjoy the novelty of seeing bargains such as $1.98 while the retailer has not yet added the note reduced from two dollars.
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U. S
International News Service
London
Landmarks Are Becoming Only Memory
C O McIntyre reflects on the fading Pastor's theatre near Tammany Hall once on the Bowery and later on 14th Street since 1875. He recalls star alumni, the theater’s lively era, and a humorous anecdote about appetite shaping performance and mood.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Tony Pastor
Pastor's
Bowery
14Th Street
Pastor’s
America
Fritz Williams
Sam Bernard
Lillian Russell
Annie Yeamans
Amelia Summerville
Vesta Tilley
Vesta Victoria
Louise Dempsey
Bessie Bonehill
Joe Weber
Lew Fields
Nat C. Goodwin
Maggie Cline
McClosky
Francis Wilson
Dan Sully
Hugh Fay
Billy Barry
Eddie Fay
McIntyre and
Heath
Jimmy Powers
Charlie Evans
Old Hoss Hoey
Billy Scanlon
Pat Rooney
Charles Rose
Mabel Fenton
George M. Cohan
Modern excavation reveals Herculaneum treasures near Naples
Compressed air digs under Mussolini auspices uncover historic finds at Herculaneum buried by Vesuvius eruption in AD 79. Prof Amedeo Maiuri leads the Italian project aiming to surpass Pompeii in uncovering ancient wealth and artifacts. Omaha altitude noted 950 to 1123 feet above sea level.
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Herculaneum
Amedeo Maiuri
Naples
Pompeii
Mussolini
Omaha
Laughing Around the World on a Scottish Train
An American tourist aboard a slow train from Edinborough encounters a Scot using multiple tickets as a security measure. The Scot explains he has a heart condition and is returning home to Dumfries, riding station to station until he drops dead without warning.
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Edinborough
Laddy
Dumfries
Edinbgh
Doughboy Stone Base to Be Finished This Week
The large Panhandle rock base for the bronze Doughboy statue at the Municipal auditorium grounds will be completed in a few days. The inscription honors Panhandle boys of World War I and Armistice Day plans set the unveiling for Armistice Day.
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Municipal Auditorium
R. E. Crawford
Stone
Llano Fstacado
Daughters of American Revolution
Tecovas Springs
Crawford
South
Adams Street
Old Sixth Cavalry
Theodore Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Three Russians saved after forest plane crash unknown fate
In Siberia, aviator Yosee, mechanic Brantzeff, and Magid of a Biesk newspaper survived six days in Ochinsk area after their Sibrevkom plane ran short of fuel. They rejoined a fishing village, while locals tracked the missing crew.
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Novosibirsk
Siberia
Ochinsk
Sibrevkom
Yosee
Brantzeff
Biesk
Magid
Yatatch Tartars
Russia
Kuynyetzky Range
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Irvin S.cobb
McNaughty Syndicate, Inc
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