Globe News Publishing Co Amarillo Evening Paper History
The item notes founding in February 1924 and Feb 20 1924 second class mailing in Amarillo Texas. It states evenings publication except Saturdays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore. It lists Associated Press membership and telephone departments. Circulation figure unclear.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News- Globe
Wheat harvest surges with new rail links to Oklahoma
The Panhandle wheat crop looks heavy with an expected 25 million bushels. Santa Fe railroad work advances, promising hundreds of jobs. By fall the line reaches Oklahoma and next summer reaches Colorado. The Rock Island completed a Dalhart to Morse line, boosting Amarillo service. Also: India unrest expands, two British brigades clash with 25,000 natives. Britain’s grip on India appears unlikely to ease soon despite the turmoil.
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Panhandle
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Colowanda
Rock Island
Dalhart
North Panhandle Wheat Belt
Morse
Amarillo
India
Dead Men Who Still Live by Glenn Frank
A critique of Voltaire and Rousseau as two dead men shaping Western liberalism. Everett Dean Martin contrasts Voltaire to Rousseau, noting Voltaire spoke to the educated minority while Rousseau spoke to the emotional majority. The piece compares their views on civilization, nature, reason, sentiment, and leadership.
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Glenn Frank
Francois Marie Arouet
Voltaire
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Rousseau
Everett Dean Martin
McClure
Guiding Your Child Too Many Clothes
Mrs Agnes Lyne recounts a picnic where Frederic, a five year old, struggles with over clothing as other children swim freely. The piece argues excess attire hampers physical development and enjoyment of natural play, contrasting Frederic’s restrained body with the livelier, sun bronzed children.
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Agnes Lyne
Frederic
Murder at Highride Island A perilous wharf pursuit endgame
Allan Hunt confronts captors at San Lucas Island wharf as Caroline Brent is hidden in a shed. Johns reveals himself as Lacote and dies after a fatal exchange. Bee and Le Balafre fall. Caroline survives, Hunt vows protection, and Flique unveils the web of clues behind Parados Grainger and the telephoned alibi.
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Allan Hunt
Caroline Brent
San Lucas Island
Bee
le Balafre
Caroline
Dan Parados
Jules Lacote
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
M. Flique
Professor Johns
Miss Brent
Johns
Babylon
Ciceron Bec
Flique
Pauve
Jules
Miss Jahries
Parados
Grainger
Bec
Lacote
Se Balafre
Allan
Informa
Lacete
Cellini
la Surete
Messieurs Et Mesdames
Rascal Johns
Hendricks
Lo Balafre
Anatole Flique
M. le
M. le Professeeur
Samuels
Beck as cultural figure risks constitutional decay on Congress hill
Washington letter notes James Montgomery Beck, lawyer and historian, whose wide cultural affiliations and public stature distinguish him on Capitol Hill. He warns of constitutional decadence, contrasting founders' abstract political rights with modern focus on efficiency and concrete economics. He laments Congress as multiplateal and foresees a Parthenon-like ruin of liberty.
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United States
Societe Des de Lettres
France
Royal Historical Society of London
Gray's Inn
England
American Philosophical
Beck
Executive
Congress
Modern Pepys Diary of Mayor Walker and Hollywood Tour
Diary fragments describe meeting Mayor Walker and Dudley Field Malone, dinner duties, a dentist visit, and a theatre outing with Monta Bell. The entry recalls driving with Peter B. and Helen Kyne years before to plan a never-written play, and notes a witty exchange about King Alphonso. It also covers Hill reporting from Europe, high wire acts, self control, a tip to a waiter, and a nod to Lucy Virginia Long as a beauty.
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New York
Modern Pepys
Tenth Avenue
Paddy's Market
Rube Goldberg
Hollywood
F. C. Hill
Park Row
Europe
Deauxville
Spain
Alf
Hill
Keats Speed
King Alphonso
Doctor warns against letting baby cry for petting
Dr Alan Brown of the University of Toronto told the Ontario Medical Association that two week old infants who cry to be cuddled may develop habit patterns that burden juvenile courts. He advised parents to follow medical guidance on early obedience and habit formation.
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United Press
Toronto
Ont
Alan Brown
University of Toronto
Ontario Medical Association
Granite home to be opened during week
Amarillo plans a public inspection of its first granite veneered residence at 1012 Georgia Street. Built by A. H. Brown for J. H. Landcaster of Osgood Marble Works, the $10,000 house features marble mantles and marble bathrooms with tile floors, creating a modern compact home.
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Amarillo
Georgia Street
A. H. Brown
J. H. Landcaster
The Tower Killings Explained by Flique’s Claims
Flique argues Johns fired from a tower killing Grainger and Granger during peak tides. He suggests the shots were inaudible in the house due to The Gut’s fury while Samuels doubts the sounds.
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Monsieur
Samuels
Johns
Grainger
Flique
Granger
William Morrow and Company
Withers Saves Sheep But Loses Colchester Race
Albert Withers finished third in Colchester Harriers seven mile championship after stopping to free several sheep trapped in brambles and in danger of drowning in a ditch. His timing suffered as a result, costing him victory.
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Colchester
Eng
Albert Withers
Colchester Harriers
CROSSWORD PUZZLE TODAY IN VARIETY BAZAAR
Puzzle grid clues mix across and down with odd spellings and partial phrases. Entries include references to compass directions numbers letters scales and various objects with several misspellings and garbled words.
Bedtime Tales and Parables Across a Quiet Pool
A collage of light fiction and social commentary from 1930s syndicated items. Peter Rabbit awaits Jerry Muskrat at the Smiling Pool while reflections of sky drift by. The piece weaves in superstition, crime lore about Arnold Rothstein, a traveling “White Swan” houseboat, and a Miss Carolyn restaurant quip.
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Peter Rabbit
Smiling Pool
Jerry
Missing Jerry Muskrat House Signals Change at Smiling Pool
Peter notices odd silence at Smiling Pool and realizes Jerry Muskrat has lost his home since the spring flood. Grandfather Frog explains Muskrat’s house vanished long ago, leaving Peter to ponder the habitat shift and its impact on local Wildlife.
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Peter
Grandfather Frog
Father Frog
Redwing
Blackbird
Rattles the Kingfisher
Rattles
Jerry Muskrat
Billy Mink
T. W. Burgess
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
News and Business Department
BY Mail
New Mexico
the Globe
Highride
Tion
Madame
M. Annersley
Mlle. Jahries
M. le Deputy
M. l’Antiquaire
Washington
BY Kirke Simpson
James Montgomery Beck
Pennsylvania
Parthenon
Pepys
Jim Walker
C. O. McIntyre
Lucy Virginia Long
Africa
St. Vitus
NED
BY Thornton W. Burgess
Arnold Rothstein
White Swan
Sandwice
Park Avenue
Carolyn
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
Mark Hanna
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