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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
3
The 1929 Amarillo Globe issue lists publication basics including founders The Globe-News Publishing Co. editors and managers Gene Howe Wilbur Hawk, along with AP affiliation and subscription rates. It notes daily and Sunday publication in Amarillo with Sunday morning edition and policy statements.
The piece defends professors against stereotypes of absentmindedness and cites Columbia and New York University academics, plus a fishing anecdote, as examples. It notes business leaders share similar lapses and critiques a tradition that frames academics as uniquely forgetful.
Edgefield blocks and adjoining additions will be paved to connect the new Canyon highway with Amarillo streets into downtown. The Amarillo to Canyon road nears completion and routing into the city must be planned to guide tourists and the public. County paving starts about two and a half miles from the business district.
A column argues against giving children alibis for failure and urges parents to let youths choose tutors but accept full responsibility for outcomes. It insists successful learning comes from the student’s own effort and accountability, not excuses.
A Southern town resident, Mandy, a large coal black woman and master cook, has a volatile temper from gin use. After a kitchen knife incident with her former employer, she loses a job but is hired again by a lawyer who vows to show her how to take a hint without violence.
Nan Carroll, now acting long distance housekeeper for John Curtis Morgan, organizes Iris Morgan’s belongings and prepares Curtis Morgan for dinner while Iris’s betrayal unfolds. Curtis arrives excitedly as Nan contends with the mounting tension of Iris’s departure and Bert Crawford’s looming trial.
In a domestic scene a wife teases about Hidden Treasure for dinner as Nan unveils a recipe. The governor plans to confine a troubled boy after a tense talk, while dinner arrives with casseroles and an egg nestled in spinach. The exchange blends humor, tension, and family dynamics as characters react.
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A 1928 column by D. C. McIntyre surveys urban oddities from gypsies selling toys to Hollywood names. It muses on a permanent shave concept amid sketches of photographers, actors, cabbies, midgets, and media figures, ending with a copyright note.
Mrs Brown and Farmer Brown's Boy clash with Jenny Wren and Mr Wren over a nest placed in a shed clothespin bag. The Wrens insist on nesting despite warnings while the humans debate washing clothes and clothespins as eggs hatch. The tale closes with a hint of future trouble and a promised sequel.
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