Amarillo Globe masthead and publication note
The Amarillo Globe issues a 1929 masthead page noting its founding date February 20 1924, printing schedule evenings except Saturdays and Sunday morning edition with Amarillo Daily News, publisher Gene Howe editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager, Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for local and mail readers.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
6Th
Fillmore
Postoffice
Gene Howe
WILBUR_C. HAWK
Geners
The evils of soil erosion urge control measures
A federal survey shows 17,000,000 acres of arable land destroyed by soil erosion and annual losses of 1.5 billion tons of soil. The value of lost plant nutrients exceeds 2 billion dollars. Experts urge reforestation and watershed protection as key remedies to curb erosion and safeguard timber supplies.
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Hugh Hammond Bennett
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Amarillo Chamber backs wholesalers in trade drive
A retailer cites The Globe noting Amarillo through its Chamber of Commerce supports an aggressive trade extension campaign. The city sets aside about 10 000 for the effort with aim to boost home merchants, wholesalers, and jobbers benefiting the city. The retailer urges wholesalers to patronize local firms and labor.
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Globe
The
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Guiding Your Child Through Cooperative Care
A mothering group of three with five children ages three to five shared duties two days weekly. Each mother supervised all the children on those days, gaining four free days for homekeeping, work, or courses. Children benefited from group play, while mothers gained perspective, support, and improved motherhood skills.
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Alice Judson Peale
Laughing Around the World with Irvin S Cobb
A pompous New Yorker boasts of his first trip abroad and claims Europe’s impact was his auditorium with the Pope. A bystander snickers as the returning traveler regales fellow members at a downtown club.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Ted Ant
Trav
Nan Carroll enters Morgan household in a Capital visit
Nan Carroll arrives at John Curtis Morgan's home to manage the estate while he is away in the capital. She suspects Estelle the maid knows more about Iris, Curtis, and Bert Crawford. Nan discovers a masculine guest room indicates Morgan's bedroom as Iris decor centers on power and legitimacy.
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John Curtis Morgan
Nan Carroll
Morgan
Bert Crawford
Nan
Crawford
Iris Morgan
Little Curtis
Morgans
Iris
New York
Estelle
Mhaid
Curtis
Nanan
Nana
Clara
Cop
Mr. Morgan
Maude
Tris Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Miss Carroll
Washington
Tris
Modern Trend Proves to Be More Than a Fad
New York column notes the modernist trend as permanent not brief fad. Describes department stores, Fifth Avenue windows, Park Avenue dining salons, and new theaters signaling a broad cultural shift. The writer offers humorous asides about fathers and youths, and odds on modern furniture and decor spreading nationwide.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Fifth Avenue
Murray Hill
Park Avenue
George Ade
Detroit
Intruder in a Home With an Ambitious Puppy
A woman lingering in a lover’s bathroom feels intruded upon as she contemplates dressing for dinner in two gowns bought for evenings at her employer Curtis’s house. The scene shifts to Curtis and his brindle puppy Cop as he grins at Nana, noting how clothes alter appearance and charm.
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Curtis
Nana
Phis
Pinner's
Mr Wren and Jenny Wren Build Two Busy Nests
Mr Wren eagerly carries sticks and nails to build a nest in a house given by Farmer Brown. Jenny Wren critiques the work and shifts plans to another house. They quarrel over which nest to use while Mr Wren remains cheerful and sings best when busy. The tale emphasizes happiness from work and cooperation.
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Mr. Wren
Jenny Wren
Farmer Brown
Jenny
T. W. Burgess
Puzzle and dinner scene tease readers with memories and meals
A cryptic crossword prompts readers with questions about liberty and writing. a dinner scene reveals Nan’s concern over John Curtis Morgan and Maude's legendary cooking. The excerpt hints at home life, calendars, and a haunted past shaping the house party.
Puzzle filled in with scattered clues and stray letters
A garbled list of crossword style clues and scrambled phrases includes many numbered items such as 26 Aeriform fuel 27 To attempt and 30 To plant. It also shows partial entries like 84 Harmonized and 88 To rot as flax with numerous transcription errors and mismatched words. The text resembles an OCR mishap from a puzzle page.
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