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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1928
Page
6
The fragment outlines the Amarillo Globe founded in 1924 with publication details and postal classification, noting association with the Amarillo Daily News and listing office address and subscription rates.
King Eagle begins from the Great Mountain home with broad wings and swift flight. The tale contrasts a killer driven by need with another who kills for sport and greed.
King Eagle, ruler of the air, battles danger as a hunter shoots at him near Farmer Brown's farm. The encounter highlights human threats to eagles and the emblematic status of the bird, prompting counsel to fly higher and protect his kin.
McIntyre recalls a sweltering summer in New York with a social day featuring Annette Harvey Gene Markey and the Keller collection. A vaudeville tale ends with a dramatic bow and a divorce story reveals a selfless act of wearing an unbecoming dress. The entry notes old Manhattan landmarks on 59th street and shifts to commentary on theaters signs writing Hollywood and the challenges of screenwriting. Copyright 1928.
A Bowery beggar claims $20,000 in the bank after a policeman calls him a bum and the court jails him six months. The piece satirizes self-respect warped by money and notes how wealth shapes judgment. It also lampoons bullfights, fascist education in exile, Kansas City charity, and President Coolidge, framing money and public taste as social tests.
Saxon Rhodes debates marriage with Mary Eunice and a push for stability versus freedom as Jerry reproaches her and questions the suited match. The pair spar over love, ambition, and what a life with Mary Eunice would really mean, hinting at future consequences.
Fans race through a fast paced speed four crossword puzzle in thirty minutes or less. The grid hides clues across many categories including geography history and common words with entries like shark of the West Indian and correlative of neither.
A list of crossword style clues with numbered items and solution hints including curdle milk agent irregular worn away fairy air stirred by venting machine anger meadow upright shaft white poplar to command kimono sash fox single thing excavated one in cards mesh of lace creative force central parts of amphitheater stations make reparation remain dilatory drow prophet who trained Samuel wooly fabric surface beer iniquity child
In Greenville Ohio a detached high tension line swung over a creek and electrocuted Bernard Logan 22 as he waded to retrieve something. Father Ralph Logan 52 later died after touching the same wire while helping search for his son. Brother-in-law Harry Smith survived severe shocks.
Herbert Hoover was awarded the Major Louis Livingston Seaman medal by the American Museum of Safety for 1927. The museum cited his “great public service” and “conspicuous work in the Mississippi flood relief” as factors in the honor. The donor described the medal as recognizing saving lives in sanitation and accidents. The previous recipient was Judge Elbert H. Gary in 1922.
Four Australian cyclists touring France draw curiosity as a Brittany farmer walks miles to the road to watch them pass and laments with the remark, “Well, where are the savages?”
Paris residents of Montmartre demand a return to the city’s famed illumination. They complain the district never recovered from wartime darkness and urge authorities to restore Paris as the best lighted city in the world.
A WWI vignette follows a weary Yankee infantry detachment returning from Belleau Wood. They encounter a green unit entering the front, and a veteran warns a naive recruit to avoid spreading gossip about casualty rumors.
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