Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy Detect a Stranger in Old Pasture
In the Old Pasture Peter Rabbit Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy hear a yelp and suspect a stranger. Mrs Reddy points to small footprints that resemble Old Man Coyote but are likely from a dog. Reddy cautions that trouble may be near as they head toward the Green Meadows and Granny Fox for answers.
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Mrs. Reddy
Reddy
Old Man Coyote
Mrs. Teddy
Reddy Vox
Mrs. Redy
T. W. Burgess
Amarillo Globe and Globe News publish date 1927 item
The Amarillo Globe News issue dated Thursday June 16 1927 shows a historic newspaper page header with publication details, staff roles, Associated Press note, and subscription rates for Amarillo and surrounding Texas Oklahoma New Mexico regions. The item reflects the era’s print layout and ownership.
Tourists differ as travelers share loud tale in Amarillo
Four motor tourists, two married couples, entered an Amarillo restaurant and loudly described their travels to the waitress and fellow patrons. They boasted of visiting many places and being worldly, then carried on as they ate, contrasting themselves with ordinary stay-at-homes. Another traveler arriving in Paris from New York summarized the moment with a quiet remark.
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Amarillo
New York
Paris
We Stand Alone With China In Open Door Policy
President Coolidge shows haste yet restraint with China and argues against entangling alliances. The U S has never seized Chinese territory and supports open trade with no special privileges. A modernized China could become a profitable customer and a formidable ally on Asiatic shores.
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Coolidge
China
Great Britain
Europe
Germany
Wilhelm II
Japan
Paris
Britain
England
Wasted Lives in Churchill Note on World War Final Phase
From Churchill last volumes on World War I a paragraph claims the United States did not apply material power to defeat Germany but its moral entry would have decided the war. It argues St Mihiel and the Argonne were for naught and questions the Allied outcome without U S involvement.
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Winston S. Churchill
United States
Germany
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Flapper Bathing Costume Rules Drop in Chicago
Chicago beach police will not enforce specific measurements for bathing costumes this summer. Authorities say no restrictions will be imposed on flare up or down fitting and leave enforcement to the flappers consciences. The move sparks questions among reformers about genuine reform versus leniency.
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Chicago
Little Falls to Change Name to Honor Lindbergh
Little Falls Minnesota considers officially renaming the town to Lindbergh to memorialize Captain Charles A Lindbergh whose solo Atlantic flight electrified the world. A 1917 automobile once driven by Lindbergh will be mounted at the Jefferson highway intersection with two state roads, bearing signs and a traffic signal to honor him.
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Little Falls
Lindy
International News Service
Minn
Jane
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Lindbergh
Lantic
Little Fails
Jefferson Highway
Captain Lindbergh
Sonia Faces Life After Franklin’s Broken Promise
Sonia endures heartbreak after Franklin Crane refuses to break his engagement. Desolate, she seeks solace with Walter Henderson who offers luxury and marriage, yet she fears a hollow life. A tentative month to decide keeps both hopeful and uneasy.
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Pranklin
Sonia
Maxine
Crane
Do You Recall Yesterdays Vacation by Olive Roberts Barton
The essay contrasts past summer vacations with modern ones. It notes how women once packed trunks in June for dressmaking at home and seaside trips, aiming to outshine other guests. Now trunks hold outfits for riding, swimming, golfing, and a single chiffon gown, reflecting shifts in leisure and hotel offerings.
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Olive Roberts
Barton
Will Rogers
My Favorite Stories by Carolyn Wells
Sympathy brings out the best in Jim as he encounters his old college mate Henry Hicks in need. Henry recounts years of hardship from dishonest partners to poverty, prompting tears and a dramatic demand to remove the man who comforts him. Copyright 1927 The McNaught Syndicate.
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Jim
Henry Hicks
Henry
Jst
the McNaught Syndicate
Tnc
Wisconsin Girl Kills Bear With Rolling Pin
A Wisconsin girl killed a bear with a rolling pin and comments wonder at such a bizarre companion. The anecdote sits among a chain of oddities and light celebrity notes from the era.
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Wisconsin
Senator McWhorter Denounces Cigarette Ads
Washington June 16 Senator J Boomboom McWhorter rails at cigarette makers for not seeking his name to endorse their brand He mocks ads by peers while recalling a spoof testimonial he drafted and jokes about charity and his own loyalty to Mucky Bites amid a comic misfire of endorsements.
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J. Boomboom
M’whorter
Washington
J. Boomboom McWhorter
Cigaret
McWhorter
Wadsworth
Curtis
Watson
Ralph Cameron
Arizona
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