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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
12
The Amarillo Globe outlines its News and Business Department circulation figures for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It lists distribution options and per issue prices by mail and location for daily and Sunday editions.
The Citizens Safety Committee of the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce reports five years of public safety work boosting highway, home and child safety. It credits broad support from schools, press and civic groups and notes Philadelphia leads large cities in motor vehicle death rates, advocating stronger educational safety outreach. The article also praises Owen D. Young as an arbiter in the Reparations Conference and summarizes his career and skills.
National publications plan to showcase Palo Duro Canyon as a premier Southwestern park site. Photographers and writers survey Palo Duro and Davis mountains to educate Congress and readers about its scenic assets and push for a broader national park program.
A San Francisco journalist recalls a jokey exchange about language slips. A cook, learning English, mishears a dish name and later delivers a misnamed lyric line in a humorous domestic vignette. The anecdote echoes Wallace Irwin's Japanese schoolboy satire.
Nan Carroll marries John Curtis Morgan after years of secret love and a torn triangle involving Iris and Bert Crawford. On their wedding day Morgan's obvious pain and Iris’s betrayal loom as Nan accepts a hard, hopeful future with the man she loves and the care of their child.
Mrs Agnes Lyne urges parents to temper expectations for children. She warns against promising long awaited visits or pleasures too far in advance, noting disappointment teaches resilience and that some plans may not come to fruition.
A 1929 piece denounces the Long Island social crowd as gate crashers and profiteers, naming social climbers, bootleggers, and married hosts who chase celebrities. It recalls flirtation culture and portraits a world of moneyed idle elites, the Broadway slang, and a dramatic domestic subplot with Nan Morgan and a honeymoon move.
A crossword puzzle prompt lists clues including Clyde Fitch and several definitions. The excerpt then shifts to Nan and her husband entering the Sanderson Building to their wedding trip, with Morgan & Morgan Attorneys at Law revealed on a door sign as a crucial plot moment. The scene ends with Nan overwhelmed by joy and fear as a continuation is promised.
Jenny Wren and Mr. Wren search farmer Brown's shed for a small house centipede critter. They hear a strange squeak from two places and chase elusive legs, finding no insects and growing frustrated. Daily, Jenny returns to listen, but the mystery fades as hungry chicks demand food. Copyright 1929 Burgess. The next story feigns Mr. Wren to solve the mystery.
A list of crossword style hints covering topics from anatomy to geography. Clues include small brown skin tumor cluster of knots in wool fiber aeriform fuel and more covering words like pronouns colors and directions.
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