Murder at High Tide and the Missing Stone Mystery
Anatole Flique reconstructs the Dan Parados murder on San Lucas Island. Clues include a steel rod and shavings found in Grainger's workroom while Allan Hunt and Caroline Brent grow closer. Suspect Claude Annersley looms as tension rises among a group linked by Parados.
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Anatole Flique
Dan Parados
Allan Hunt
Flique
Grainger
Parados
Claude Annersley
Hunt
Caroline Brent
San Lucas Island
Caroline
Guidingee Child and a Failing Home Moral Tale
A mother’s small lies ripple into her child Marjory’s behavior and classroom concerns. The text contrasts fragile honesty at home with school observations, hinting that parental patterns shape a child’s sense of truth and accountability.
Diary of a Paris Sojourner in a Wandering Essay
The diary recounts a New York writer's day trip with his wife to Coney Island and Prospect Park and his reflections on Parisian life and prominent figures. It notes encounters with barkers, a tenement murder crowd, and mentions Frank Jay Gould's French ventures, hotels, casinos, and a scene in a mystery plot involving Mrs Parados, Flique, and a pendant.
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Flique
Monsieur
Professor Johns
Parados
M. Flique
Celia
Annersley
Jahries
Grainger
Mon Ami
D. C. McIntyre
New York
Pepys
Blach Landorf
Hippodrome
Victor Hugo
Notre Dame
Coney Island
Prospect Park
Central Park
Essex Street
Eldredge Street
Riviera
Promenade Des Anglais
Nice
Frank Jay Gould
France
Majestic
Juan-les-Pins
Gould
America
Chic Sale
Mrs. Parados
Amarillo Globe News Circulation Department Notice
Brief notice from the Amarillo Globe News Circulation Department about a matter on page 25 and item 1.00. The readable fragments provide no clear action or deadline.
The Price of Speed and Its Human Cost
A reflective critique of extreme speed in cars and planes, citing Henry Segrave's 231 mph record with $250,000 invested, Acero Orlebar’s 368 mph flight, and an Indianapolis race where a fatal crash occurred. The piece contrasts admiration for speed with condemnation of violence and tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Segrave
Daytona Beach
A. H. Orlebar
Indianapolis
Epicure and Jingo Parable on Isolation and Global Trade
Glenn Frank presents a parable in which a prosperous host serves dishes from many nations and uses global goods but warns that America must avoid entangling alliances. The weekend gathering never happens, illustrating a point about isolationism and foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
Ireland
Scotland
England
China
Ceylon
Brazil
Sumatra
Madagascar
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bermuda
Argentina
Belgium
Canada
Australia
Holland
Denmark
Russia
France
Switzerland
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Germany
East Indies
South Africa
Cuba
New Zealand
Japan
Philippine Islands
India
America
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Fountain Gift for Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington Delayed
Herbert Plummer reports a proposed Pennsylvania gift of a fountain costing about a million dollars to Washington. The site on Pennsylvania Avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets is chosen for a central square, but Congress weighs the gift carefully citing past experiences with similar projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania
Louie Cramton
Johnny Schafer
Fiorello LaGuardia
Teenth
Fourteenth Streets
United States
Washington
Philadelphia
Boy Killed During Attempted Robbery in New York Cafe
In Greenwich Village a 16 year old youth was killed when a detective dealing with an armed robbery crew opened fire. The group entered Mingo's restaurant at 90 East 10th Street at dawn and demanded money. Detective William Murphy fired twice as the gang attempted to draw pistols, and a companion fired back, wounding the bartender Louis Bertoniciana in the arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New
Greenwich Village
Joseph Casey, Jr
William Murphy
Murphy
Mingo’s
East 10Th Street
Casey
Martin McKnight
Louis Bertoniciana
Peter Rabbit Learns Starnose Nose Has Uses
Peter Rabbit observes Starnose the Mole and notices his unusual nose with twenty two feelers. Starnose explains the nose helps him sense food and navigate, while Peter learns to value differences and Mother Nature’s designs. Starnose departs to find worms for a meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Starnose the Mole
Starnose
Miner the Mole
Miner
T. W. Burgess
New Orleans States Publisher’s Early Career Shaped Contacts
Colonel Robert Ewing, publisher of the New Orleans States and Shreveport Times, began as a messenger boy and later a telegraph operator in Mobile, Alabama. This early work connected him with other newspaper men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ewing
New Orleans
Shreveport Times
Mobile
Ala
Northern Cross Crossword Puzzle Clue List
Puzzle titled Northern Cross Horizon contains numerous clues Across include To ransom Narrow minded scholar To avoid Myles Age typical adjective To miss To misse Why misse To disjoin Competitor To come in Growing out First parts of days Icy rain Doves homes Vertical To return Always Greek T Dimmed Cavity Unit Dog To wear To redact Snaky fish Night before To scatter Girl's toy Chill Naked Seesaws Sooner than Coloring matter Greedy Slumberer To make over Mad Appraised Devoted To go on the brain To store fodder Net weight of coin To yic Urchin To trim plants To make lace
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Marjory
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Cagey
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Marjorie
John
Hendricks
Samuels
Kirk
Gridley
M’intyre
Paris
Will C. Hogg
En Passant
Chamberlin
Tour d’Argent
Chateau a'Yquem
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Laperouse
Richebourg
Drouant’s
Armagnac
la Petite Chaise
Mare
Foyot
Trocadero
Dunhill’s
Rue de la Paix
Mra. Parados
The
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
News and Business Department
Suecess
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News- Globe
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Herbert Plummer
Boy
N. Y
Bedtime
Manhattan
A. A. Callahan
National City
42D Street
Floyd Gibbons
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Peters
Hans
Northern Cross
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