Globe News Publishing Company notices and rates
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details, carrier and mail rates, delivery service, and a commitment to independent democratic news. It lists publisher Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C. Hawk, with contact numbers and circulation notes.
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Famous Supreme Court Decision on Minnesota Moratorium Law
A historical look at the 1934 Home Building and Loan Association v Blaisdell decision. It explores contract rights, mortgage extensions during economic emergencies, and questions raised about future redemption time limits and state versus federal authority, with quotes from Sidney Franklin and Mary Van Kleeck highlighting broader social impact.
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Azores and insulin facts from a school quiz
A reader quiz lists three questions and answers: the Azores as the Atlantic island group en route to Italy from New York, diabetes treatment with insulin discovered by Banting and McLeod, and Valhalla as the Norse palace of immortality for slain heroes.
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Azores
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SOME ECONOMIC IMPOSSIBLES Glenn Frank Says Machine Economy Requires Special Controls
Glenn Frank argues the machine economy demands full tilt production and mass consumption. He warns against high cost producers protection by price maintenance and urges policy shifts to avoid surpluses and widespread unemployment. The piece outlines constraints on hours, trade, and political structure for a humane machine economy.
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Glenn Frank
Blond Synopsis of Jungle Rescue Dilemma
Frank Grahame and Juan search the Mexican jungle for missing flier Bill Langston while Janice Kent, a movie star, is held by riflemen on a Mayan pyramid. They debate leaving their lookout to find a safe, hidden spot and plan a council of war to rescue her.
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Grahame and Juan Escape Ambush in Jungle Chase
Grahame and Juan flee through dense jungle after discovering their packs stolen by unseen pursuers. A hidden assailant fires, Juan uses a knife strike and a silvery throw, and Grahame fires back as they split directions toward coast and south. Rain erases tracks while Grahame reads eleven trailing figures closing in.
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Grahame
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Herbert Jensen
EF Guiding Your Child An Extra Frill
The article argues that mothers should consistently press a child to say What, mother in response to being called Susan Bobby or similar names. It says repetition teaches proper courtesy, improving manners and future social ease, and stresses that a calm, patient approach preserves gracious tone and attitude.
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Susan
Mrs. Jones
Night notes from a strolling columnist in New York
Thoughts while strolling through the city mix celebrity sketches and urban vignettes. The writer riffs on actors, impresarios, bankers, and a desert sunset memory, interleaving wit about show business and a passing portrait of Fatty Arbuckle with reflections on crime reportage and urban life.
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Doris Kenyon
Tom Mix
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Electrical Wizard Horizontal Puzzle Clue List
A historical crossword style item naming clues and solutions for Across and Down entries. The page presents a long list of numbered hints including people places and objects, with cryptic and direct definitions, referencing an electrical engineer and related terminology.
Word Builder Puzzle Refers to Public Perception Of A Son
A word game narrative traces how the public remembers a red headed lad on the team. It describes his standout football moments and the writer’s ego in praising his remarkable mental and physical gifts, portraying him as a wonder of his era.
Owl Trap Plan in Barn Ends with Young Rat Capture
In a dusky barn a plan to trap rats with owls unfolds as Farmer Brown and his son confront a bold young rat. A mysterious rooftop sawing sound distracts them before an owl swoops in to seize the diminutive rodent. The scene is tied to The Saw-Filer and reflects Burgess era storytelling.
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Farmer Brown
Flip
Terrier
Black Pussy
T. W. Burgess
What happens when the baby goes to sleep
Dr Fishbein explains a sleep study of 28 children in a quiet lab. Sleep patterns vary by individual with no consistent male female rule. Generally boys move more and girls sleep more soundly and faster, warm drinks did not reliably aid sleep.
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