Dusty roads blamed for high auto fatalities in Amarillo area
The Amarillo Globe warns that thirty five thousand people died on American highways in the last year with Amarillo and the Panhandle contributing a share. Dust and unpaved roads raise head on crashes and drivers must stop when vision is obscured.
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Purvis steps back from public life after notable career
Melvin Purvis, renowned DOJ manhunter who helped curb Dillinger and Pretty Boy Floyd, returns to private life likely to practice law. The piece credits him as a model of integrity and efficiency and notes national goodwill toward his retirement from Uncle Sam’s Investigation bureau.
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Counter Stroke Escalates as Alison Accuses Daphne
In Chapter 40 Alison confronts Daphne Sumners accusing her of murder and threatening her father. Dr Lumley’s shadowy involvement at Warley and a Scotland Yard interlude complicate loyalties. Alison senses a hidden plan that could secure the murderer's guilt without exposure.
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Phoenix symbolism across stamps and a noir intrigue
The passage surveys phoenix imagery on stamps from Maurikert, Jagann, and Japan, then shifts to a tense plot with Alison facing danger as Daphne and a man confront her. It hints at murder by proxy, a potential second husband, and shifting loyalties in a suspenseful scene.
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FAVORS MAN ON SAUCE BOTTLE FAVORS MAN ON SAUCE BOTTLE
Dudley Field Ma lone muses on caricatures of celebrities in New York. The column riffs on actors writers and social figures including Thomas Watson Osgood Perkins Norma Terriss and Edna Ferber while noting fly paper humor and a playful mock murder mystery desire.
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Bedtime Stories Turned Comic in Burgess Tale
A Thornton W Burgess bedtime tale features Unc Billy Possum fleeing Bowser the Hound and following Bobby Coon's trail. The tense moonlit cornfield chase ends with Billy feigning death as Flip the Terrier approaches, creating a humorous animal-anthology moment in classic nature story style.
The Fishy Fight and a Deadly Pretend
A quirky tale features a fishe rman and a gold fish in a stalemate with ale, followed by Uncle Billy Possum lying motionless as Flip the dog plays with him. Bowser, Farmer Brown's Boy, and his father approach Green Forest as the scene shifts to a new story.
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Hi-Y Enthusiasts Parley Invited in Amarillo
Invitation extended to Amarillo men interested in Hi-Y work for an 8 meeting this afternoon. Porter R Underwood, meeting chairman, announced speakers Pst Henry Jr, secretary of Hi-Y in Northwest Texas, and Grover C Good, state pecTrary. The meeting at 5:15 p m will be in the parlors of the First Christian Church. A note mentions Kamehameha II died of measles in London in 1824.
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Tennis Player HORIZONTAL 1An American net star
A fragmented crossword style item mentions an American net star and related clues with many numbered entries across and down. It lists terms like Wireless Black Dawdler Task Broad Tidiest and other unfinished hints suggesting a puzzle centered on a tennis figure and associated descriptors.
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First Flag Day remembrance and 19th century immigration
Question prompts recall of Flag Day origin on June 14 1877 when public buildings flew flags for the American flag centennial. It also cites immigration to 1929 totaling about 38 million and defines a mantua maker as a woman’s dress or cloak maker.
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Hidden Fear Drives Distant Meeting in Memoir Passage
A narrator recalls being urged to notice a discovery and the other person’s constant wear, while fear kept the narrator from meeting his gaze. The fragment hints at power dynamics and withheld confrontation from a 1935 syndicate-licensed work.
Pasteur’s 1885 Treatment Began Rabies Control
The article notes Louis Pasteur’s 1885 first human rabies treatment and argues hydrophobia is now controlled. It cites reduced deaths and cases, with Great Britain rarely seeing rabies due to Pasteur’s method and animal quarantine policies.
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