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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1929
Page
10
The Amarillo Globe-News announces its publication details and mailing rates. It lists founding date, class matter entry, and office location at 6th and Fillmore, Amarillo Texas, with rates for daily and Sunday mail across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
In Austin a large Panhandle and West Texas delegation pushes Small river land bill to override Governor Moody's veto. Time is short with a two thirds vote needed this week. Home supporters urge messages to legislators to back property rights and show state honesty.
The Interstate Commerce Commission may soon act as two major railways, the B & O and the Van Sweringen C & O, publish groupings around their systems. The Pennsylvania and New York Central are expected to respond, signaling a tentative start to a complex consolidation.
A Catholic priest refutes the liquor habit while riding an uptown elevated train. He urges sobriety to a visibly intoxicated passenger, who retorts that the priest himself is drunk and unable to fasten his collar, highlighting hypocrisy and irony.
Mrs. Agnes Lyne explains a chart system to encourage good discipline in children. A weekly chart with days and star rewards records progress for behaviors like eating dressing and bath habits. Emphasizes positive belief praise and cheerful reminders over nagging.
Detective McMann investigates the murder of Henry P. Borden after his body is found in his private office. Suspects include Elizabeth Borden Ruth Lester Benny Smith Jack Hayward and Rita Dubois as the case centers on a torn half of a $500 bill and a missing key. Rita admits meeting Borden but denies killing him. further clues point to an intricate web of alibis and motives.
A brisk set of vignettes on New York society, servants and dining trends, with a breakfast mishap over theater seats and a tour of Fifth Avenue, Vanderbilt guests, and the city’s evolving servant labor. Also notes on a gossip-rich plot and restaurant tips amid a bustling urban scene.
Danny Meadow Mouse spots two unfamiliar birds above the snow and studies their bills, noting seed crushers differ from meat eaters. He compares the yellow barred male and its greenish brown mate, reflecting on variation within a species.
A snowy encounter unfolds as Danny meets a bird stranger in the Old Orchard. The visitor, dressed in black and white with brownish gray body, asks about the place and hints they may stay if food is found for the winter.
The page reveals a central theme puzzle with an 11 letter word and clues for horizontal items including A habitual drunkard and Feline animal. The excerpt shifts to a dramatic dialogue where Rita faces McMann accusing him of police interference and a plan involving an overnight bag and a $500 sum, ending with a cut to Black Pigeon.
A garbled list of astronomy terms and dictionary style clues ranging from celestial bodies with tails to word definitions like delicately colored jewel and perching. The text mixes numbers with odd spellings and partial phrases, suggesting a crossword or vocab puzzle readout.
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