The Globe Masthead and 1928 Circulation Rates
The Amarillo Globe publishes evenings except Saturdays with Sunday morning edition, issued by Globe-News Publishing Co. at 6th and Fillmore. Subscription rates shown for in town and mail delivery across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. The paper proclaims independency and democratic stance.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Aparillo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Sete Erie
Where Science Can't Go And The Unending Frontier Of Knowledge
A reflective essay argues that scientific progress reveals deeper mysteries. It recalls medical advances from bleeding to immunization, notes unresolved questions about vitamins and cancer, and compares past and present limits across sciences. It cites Napoleon regarding the divine question and ends by highlighting enduring ignorance.
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Millikans
Pupins
Bantings
The
Abraham
Napoleon
Egypt
Holland's Gold and Amsterdam's Global Banking Reach
The piece argues that Holland's financial influence rivals New York and London. Amsterdam's bankers profit from global trade and neutrality, handling many transactions that would occur elsewhere due to the Dutch Empire's wealth and the city's stable position amid wars.
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New York
London
Holland
Orient
Amsterdam
Houston prepares lavish civic welcome for Democratic convention
Houston undertakes extensive civic projects including thousands of shrubs and flowers, updated highways and detour removal, and contracts to be finished before the convention opens as delegates are anticipated to receive a grand, open-hearted welcome. Armando Diaz of Italy dies poor yet leaves a lasting national legacy beyond wealth or property.
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Houston
Armando Diaz
Italy
United Press
Naples
Cuba Will Want Autos
Cuba plans a vast central highway system within two years per a U S Department of Commerce report. The roads will open Cuban markets to American cars and boost U S manufacturing. The piece notes the global ripple effect on Detroit and Flint and reflects on Leap Year era trends.
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Cuba
U. S. Department of Commerce
Detroit
Flint
Night Walks and a Fortune in Elliston
Jill Justin and her brother Tony escape danger after a moonlit August festival in Elliston W Va, then marry Jack Stuart. Three years later the trio amasses wealth from a tungsten ore mine stake and a Pittsburgh party scene tests loyalties as Jill confronts Mike Sweeney and Jack’s trust.
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Jill Justin
Tony
Elliston
W. Va
Jill
Jack Stuart
Jack
Stuart
Tony Justin
Pat Sweeney
Mike
Pittsburgh
Sweeney
Ryan
Peter
Dennison
Father Pat
Stuart-Justin Trio
Pat
Stuarts
Mary ‘Lizbeth Kathrine
J’net Sweeney
New York
Amity Smythe
Jill Stuart
Billie Browne
Thith
France Needs to Learn More of Discipline
Paris dispatch notes that France shows little discipline in public life with casual street behavior, lenient treatment of drunks, and lax traffic rules. It contrasts civic freedoms with a perception of stagnation and calls for stricter order to boost national progress.
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France
Paris
Place de la Concorde
Whitefoot Family Moves After Hive Visit
The Whitefoot family plans to relocate as five lively bee babies grow. Mrs Whitefoot frets over safety and space and moves to the old stone wall after Farmer Brown’s Boy opens their hive. The frightened mother carries four babies and one in her mouth during the escape. The next story is titled Love Overcomes Fear.
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Whitefoot
Honey Bee
Mrs. Whitefoot
Shadow
Weasel
A Mortal Error Condoned by Father Ducey
The anecdote recalls the New York clergyman Father Ducey, a witty Democrat at St. Leo's. Reporter Charley Norcross sought his views for a Tribune feature, but the priest humorously absolved him of being a reporter and urged him to reveal other sins.
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Farther Ducey
New York
St. Leo's
Charley Norcross
The
Tribune
Norcross
Bishop Potter
Rabbi Wise
MacArthur
Father Ducey
Seventeenth Street
the Tribune
Vast Emigrant Hotel Planned Near Le Havre
International News Service reports Cape la Heve near Le Havre will host a large hotel complex for emigrants from Italy Spain and other countries. The pavilion style complex includes dining rooms baths reading rooms cinemas and transport by motor bus to the station. Residents fear the site will become a promenade for undesirables despite strict immigration and hygienic safeguards.
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International
LE Havre
Seine Inferieure
Orient
Italy
Spain
New World
Marie-Christine
Belgium
Cape la Heve
Cape
United States
Canada
America
Snide exchange on Broadway ends with taunt and retreat
A stylish exchange on upper Broadway features a sharp retort from a pretty blonde and a sneering remark from a lizard faced character. The taunt echoes through the crowd as he retreats muttering about a catty dame with a serpent tongue.
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Nework
Broadway
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