The Amarillo Globe historical masthead brief
The Amarillo Globe publication details entry as a second class matter and ties to Amarillo Daily News. It lists offices at 6th and Fillmore, rate formats for mail and Sunday editions, and subscription periods across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with yearly pricing.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Western Air Express to open Kansas City to Los Angeles route via Amarillo
Western Air Express plans a daily Kansas City to Los Angeles service via Amarillo, marking Amarillo as a strategic trans continental hub. Texas Air Transport representatives also head to Amarillo, signaling permanent expansion in the South and West.
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Western Air Express
United States
Amarillo
Missouri Valley
Pacific Coast
AIR Map
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Texas Air Transport Company of
Fort Worth
Texas Air Transport
Obsessive Cyclist Still Rides 100000 Miles Since 1899
Harry W. Hadlow of Geneva New York remains devoted to his bicycle. Since buying it in 1899 he has ridden about 100000 miles over thirty years, replacing parts and tires but keeping the same machine. He commutes daily and believes cycling offers lasting value despite losing popularity.
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Our Fathers
Harry W. Hadlow
Geneva
N. Y
Wall Street
Morgan Building
Dole
Old Clothes Trade Shifts From London to Brooklyn Postwar
The postwar mood pushes Brooklyn to the world stage as the new hub for old clothes. M F Christensen of Bush Terminal explains millions of dollars in garments travel from the United States to Africa Siberia Constantinople India and the eastern archipelago to be worn by natives.
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Europe
Brooklyn
London
M. F. Christensen
Bush Terminal
Africa
Siberia
Constantinople
India
United States
Laughing Around the World by Irvin S Cobb
A humorous reminiscence about New York speech and city life with a trio of classroom and street anecdotes. A Bowery youth redefines cynic as the place to wash dishes while a boy mistakes a cockatoo for a BOID, illustrating comic slang in urban dialect.
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Sidney
Isadore
Teacher
Guiding Your Child in Sense Training by Alice Judson Peale
The article argues sense training should start at home not with complex equipment. Children learn from exploring everyday objects in the nursery and kitchen under careful limits. Curiosity-driven discovery with ordinary items builds understanding of textures, temperatures, and materials.
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Alice Judson Peale
Mystery of Handsome Harry Borden Ends in Murder
Detective McMann probes the killing of promoter Handsome Harry Borden. Ruth Lester, Elizabeth Borden, Jack Bailey, and a salon of acquaintances are questioned as Ashe the valet recounts a Christmas Eve quarrel and a suspect woman with a contralto voice. The plot thickens as witnesses describe a tense scene, a hidden gun threat, and a possible motive.
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Harry" Borden
Ruth Lester
McMann
Elizabeth Borden
Borden
Jack Hayward
Ruth
Jack
Micky Moran
Otto Pfluger
Bill Cowan
Minnie Cassidy
Letty Miller
Benny Smith
Cleo Gilman
Rita Dubois
Ashe
Frank Ashe
Mr. Borden
Mr. Bailey
Jake Bailey
Miss Gilman
Dept
Mrs. Borden
Imale
Jack Bailey
Duffer
Detective Birdwell
Miss Lester
Crossword Puzzle and Chapter Teasers in a News Page
A mixed segment features a crossword puzzle description with clues and a dramatic book excerpt. It includes a scene in which Ruth Lester, McMann, and Benny Smith react to a tense office moment, hinting at a future continuation and a teased question about Benny’s message.
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Benny
Ruth
Wall Street Sensitization and City Notes in 1929 Chronicle
In a McIntyre column from New York on March 7 1929 Wall Street is described as the world’s most sensitized area where even minor rumors cause turmoil. The piece notes trader burnout the Lambs club its new house and a vast New York Medical Center with 1777 beds built for 25 million dollars and featuring an amphitheater with telephone linked seats. It highlights The American Sketch magazine editor Beverley Nichols and ends with copyright notice.
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New York
Wall Street
San Francisco
W. C. Durant
The
Lambs
Lambs Club
Tith Street
Delmonico’s
London
Charles and
Mary Lamb
Riverside Drive
Beverley Nichols
Nichols
McNaught Snndicate, Inc
Peter Rabbit and Wanderer discuss travel and Howler the Wolf
Peter Rabbit meets Wanderer the Evening Grosbeak and asks questions about travel. Wanderer explains they journey slowly for food and observation, sharing how Old Man Coyote and Howler the Wolf relate to their world. Peter notes dangers and reflects on how travel reveals neighbors and stories.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Wanderer
Mrs. Wanderer
Old Man Coyote
Reddy Fox
Honker the Goose
Howler the Wolf
Howler
Roll of film and rhythm puzzle clues mixed in list
A dense list of crossword style clues with numbers and phrases including film roll rhythm and various word definitions. The items span topics from verbs to objects and public figures while interleaving questions about mythology and geography.
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Telephones News and Business Department
Circulation Department
Beeen
the Globe
Laughing Around the
Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
East Side
New York City
Rivington
Williamsberg Bridge
Bronx Zoo
Hercules
Atte Blagk Riceong
NEA Service, Inc
Anne Austin
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Jake
Harry
U.S. Army
England
China
U.S
U. C. McIntyre
Broadway
Pia
T. W. Burgess
Venus
Massachusetts
Lewis Canroll
Samuel
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