Amarillo Globe-News masthead notes publication details
The Amarillo Globe-News announces its publication history including founding date February 20 1924 and post office classification second class matter. It notes evening publication except Saturdays and Sunday morning edition in cooperation with Amarillo Daily News and lists address 6th and Fillmore Texas and Associated Press affiliation.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Mississippi River trade revival and its lasting impact
A historical overview notes the revival of Mississippi River commerce since 1918 amid railroad and road competition. It cites the 1920 Transportation Act’s push to develop water transport, reports rising tonnage and revenue, and argues a broader economic benefit through lower transportation costs for goods across a vast central region.
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Mississippi River
Mississippi
Lower
United States Railroad Administration
Mark Twain
Congress
United States
Rocky Mountains
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Praise for the press and its global influence
The piece extols the press as a force for peace and good will, citing Dr. James T. Shotwell’s praise for journalism in shaping views of other nations. It recalls Jefferson quotes on free press and laments the press carrying responsibility and power while generally acting conscientiously.
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James T. Shotwell
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Thomas Jefferson
Marquis de Lafayette
Jefferson
Charles Yancey
Dr. Shotwell
Laughing Around the World by Irvin S. Cobb
Two elderly ladies attend a symphony and struggle to identify a piece. They fail to read the program and misread a placard announcing the title as Refrain From Spitting, highlighting humor in misperceived music.
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Irvin S. Cobb
The Black Pigeons Chapter Flourish Sparks Trial Intrigue
John Curtis Morgan defends Bert Crawford in an embezzlement case as Nan Carroll uncovers crucial clues. The trial hinges on a suspected female hand in poison and a note stolen from a mother, with Iris Morgan and Lois Downs weaving into the courtroom drama.
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John Curtis Morgan
Bert Crawford
Nan Carroll
Morgan
Crawford
Nan
Iris Morgan
Iris
Little Curtis Morgan
New York
Labor Commission
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Lois Downs
Andrew Ward
Dinner Table Discourse Shapes Children’s View of News
Guidance urges families to use the dinner table for open honest discussion across generations. Censor topics but speak plainly about daily news to prevent cynicism and foster civic awareness among children. Everyone should have a turn at the table without fear of ridicule.
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Daily News
Pawnshop hopes to shed seedy image in New York
Descriptions contrast old time hockshops with modern pawn brokers as New Yorks Bowery area and uptown shops shift to loan service bureaus. Notes on Simpsons as prominent brokers, high rates dropping to one percent a month, and security measures at a Park Row shop. Includes side remarks on gangsters, mausoleums, and social quips.
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D. C. McIntyre
New York
Bowery
Shylock
Park Row
Crossword Puzzle Clues From a Word Grid
A set of crossword prompts including capitals and oceans, with clues like city capital of Canada and the ocean Hudson Bay belongs to, plus verbs and nouns such as cut off a horse mane shed tears sun oak decreased sun god circle sector like fearful apprehension warble small threaded cover of a tube and ocean.
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Canada
Hudson Bay
Ocean
Welcome Robin and the Window Pane Rival
Welcome Robin disputes a stranger at Farmer Brown's window many times. The fight ends when both realize the glass separates them. He boasts the stranger is inside the house, while Mrs Robin tends to the nest and dinner. The tale shifts to nesting and appetite as Welcome plans more.
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Welcome Robin
Mrs. Robin
Farmer Brown
Welcome
Robin
Counterfeiter Held by Mexico Police
A Russian national confessed to counterfeiting Mexican and U.S. currency and was detained by Piedras Negras police with J. Taylor of the U.S. Treasury watching as he produced a passable one dollar bill. Counterfeiting gear and unfinished notes were found in his hotel room.
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Nan
Ward
Brainerd
Morgan
Andrew Ward
Delaneys
Sheik
Andy
Lois
Mrs. Ward
Andrew
The
Associated Press
Eagle Pass
Tex
Piedras Negras
Mexico
United States
J. Taylor
United States Treasury Department
Taylor
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