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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
4
The brief notes the newspaper divisions News and Business and Circulation in Amarillo, summarizing their roles and contact scope within the publication.
Amarillo residents closely follow changes in water rates pumps pipeline and emergency engines. Public health and fire protection hinge on a reliable supply as Amarillo adopts a new water source and municipal operation remains experimental.
The article recalls Senator Borah’s jab at disarmament as insincere and overly technical. It cites Memorial Day appeals by President Hoover urging nations to honor the Pact of Paris and reduce commitments to peacetime levels. It concludes with Borah urging policy guided by future prospects rather than past events.
Alice Judson Peale argues for early sex education as part of a wholesome parental example. She cites Karl de Schweinitz's Growing Up and stresses that a child's emotional attitude toward love and sexuality mirrors parental openness and lack of guilt.
Brit ish journalist Alex Kenealy once edited the London Daily Mirror. To raise charity funds he toured with elephants Jumbo and Jimbo at summer resorts. Jimbo died prompting a terse telegram advising burial after mature reflection.
Nan Carroll resigns from the Morgan case to marry lawyer John Curtis Morgan after a complex romance involving Iris Morgan and Bert Crawford. Nan adjusts to her new role as wife and partner while managing Iris’s absence and a looming murder case, hoping to keep Curtis close as the plot thickens.
A June 21 1929 column reflects on New York nightlife from Penn Station to Broadway. It blends social commentary on hotel life taxi drivers studio culture and notable figures like Mayor Walker Paul Block and Elinor Glyn with anecdotes of yacht weekends and wrecking crews. It notes the fast pace of theater demolitions and the ambition of Jacob Volk and the Woolworth tower.
In a 1929 Burgess animal story, Robber the Rat schemes to claim a stone breakfast from Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel and his family. Robber ambushes the clan, scattering the foursome to the trees as Farmer Brown's Boy watches and contemplates future foiling.
A brief list of crossword clues including Twitching Aside Estimated perfect score in golf Stir Pertaining to the sun Beer Males indicating a puzzle page snippet with wordplay and short answers.
Growing dissatisfaction with smuggling on the Canadian border and seaboard may push abrogation of liquor treaties with about twenty countries. A coast guard vessel fire in the Detroit river heightens the issue as Secretary Stimson seeks a treasury report.
A jumble of crosswordlike terms and odd phrases appears, listing words and numbers such as Inlet, Jus, elf, indebted, pace, slips, Glossy silks, Membranous bag, cubic meter, vertical, venomous snake, minicar, abstinent, and many numerals. The readable bits resemble a dense word puzzle or glossary fragment rather than a cohesive article.
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