Gravel streets to get asphalt upgrade in San Jacinto plan
The Amarillo Globe notes San Jacinto and nearby areas will resurface gravel streets with asphalt topping. City engineers estimate saving the paving at under 12 dollars per lot would be a valuable investment, improving mud removal and long term durability. The column also comments on Amy Johnson's aviation fame and reactions to unsolicited kisses.
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The Bankrupt Courage Debate and Youth Debunking
Glenn Frank argues courage underpins civilization and warns that excessive debunking and self analysis can erode action. He laments the spectator mindset among graduates and calls for participants in life rather than mere observers. He cites Amiel and Ludwig to illustrate self scrutiny versus duty.
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Glenn Frank
Henri-Frederic Amiel
McClure Newspaper
Nice-Girl Comes to Town Afloat in Love and Lies
Tony Titherington returns from flight to Croydon with fanfare and a changed, older demeanor. Mary Lou, torn between lingering engagement and real desire, fears the end of their pretend arrangement as her feelings intensify and Brynmor remains a confidant and friend.
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Mary Lou
Clarice Day
Tony Titherington
Tony
Jay
New York
London
Croydon Field
Croydon
Jerry
Mary
Preas
Paris
Anatch
Noth
Maysie Greig
Paris After Bells Turns Cold to Amity and Thieves
Mary Lou and Tony confront heartbreak as Paris exposes a sterner side. The essay chronicles American tourist woes in postwar Paris including inflated prices, concierge theft, and crumbling hospitality while contrasting French integrity with tourist exploitation.
Simmons and Overman Dream Team Inevitable Shift in North Carolina
A Washington letter notes the 1928 North Carolina shift to Republicans ended Simmons long control of state politics. It traces Simmons, Overman and their rivalry with party regulars, urging Harrison to take over finance leadership as Simmons fades. It stresses North Carolina retains senatorial deanship despite changes.
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Birke Simpson
Washington
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Furnifold Simmons
Old North
al Smith
New Bern
Simmons
Lee
Hoover
Overman
Harrison
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Missippian
Reed
Pennsylvania
Smoot
Utah
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Your Oh Child Bandana Dress by Agnes Lyne
A five year old, Letty, uses two cotton bandanas to fashion a complete dress without scissors. Her mother assists with large stitches and embroidery cotton, framing a belt, proving hands on creativity builds confidence and constructive impulses.
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Agnes Lyne
Letty
Egret Is No Coward in Rural Tale
In this story Farmer Brown's Boy follows four white herons including an Egret along the Big River and Smiling Pool. He fears a killer with a gun may shoot them, watches from the bank, and finds one wounded after a distant gunshot. Copyrights dated 1950 and 1930 appear within the text.
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Farmer Brown
Egret
Mother Brun
Smiling Pool
Biz River
T. W. Burgess
Crossword puzzle Shakespeare Again Horizontal
Puzzle lists Shakespeare clues and wordplay across horizontal and vertical directions with numerous misspellings and ambiguities. The fragment includes references to states, revolutions, and common crossword terms but lacks coherent clues or grid structure. Reading suggests a themed crossword with varied word lengths and scattered punctuation.
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