Amarillo Globe front matter and publishing details
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details including founding date February 20 1924 acting as second class matter, operations with Amarillo Daily News, publisher Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C Hawk, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday mail in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with monthly six month and yearly options.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Oil problem waits Hoover Amarillo Y M C A plan discussed
The piece notes Amarillo may trial a YMCA by renting a building for three to five years at about $20 000 annually with dues from 600 members and contributing memberships from adults. It also highlights oil conservation as a priority for President Hoover and warns of rapid depletion of U S oil reserves despite high consumption and production.
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Amarillo
Hoover
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Coolidge
Aviation boom shown by 1928 aircraft output
Figures from the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce report American aircraft manufacturers produced airplanes valued at over 75 million dollars in 1928, up 140 percent from 1927. The growth trend suggests the industry is just starting to hit its stride, with Wichita Kansas as a key factory center.
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Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Wichita
Eas
Tattle Tale Ethics Weigh In On Child Behavior
A reflective piece by Alice Judson Peale argues tattling hurts a child’s social standing. It contrasts home and school reports, noting the harm of public judgment and urging mothers to check behavior discreetly to spare a child from social ostracism.
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Alice Judson Peale
Laughing Around the World with Irvin S Cobb
Tom Lewis, famed actor of Irish descent, enjoys witty talk and boxing. He attends a New York city armory boxing night where a ten round middleweight bout shows one fighter overwhelmed by punishment as Lewis urges the crowd to ignore him.
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Tom Lewis
New York
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
National Guard
Murder at the Airshaft Window in Borden Office
Ruth Lester discovers her employer Handsome Harry Borden shot recently in his private office and detectives question suspects including Ruth, Mrs Borden, Rita Dubois, and Jack Hayward. A secret drawer with six orchid letters reveals motives, threats, and a looming suspect Martha Manning as Cleo Gilman arrives to testify.
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Ruth Lester
Harry" Borden
McMann
Ruth
Borden
Rita Dubois
Jack Hayward
Jack
Micky Moran
Otto Pfluger
Bill Cowan
Cleo Gilman
Jake Bailey
Benny Smith
Ashe
Minnie Cassidy
Letty Miller
McMann Borden
Minnie
Martha Manning
Mrs. Borden
Harry
Betty
Martha
Hayward
Frank Ashe
Acropolis Hotel
Birdwell
Carlson
Headquarters
Miller
Coghlan
Clay
Gilman
Manning
Sergeant McMann
Harry Borden
Miss Gilman
Detective Clay
Hawkshaw
Cleo
Salvation Army
Rita
Ragged Sleeve of Bowery Seen by World
New York reports freezing weather reshapes life in the Bowery and Lower East Side with desolation on streets and in missions. Chinatown presents security amid squalor while bankers on the Bowery Savings Bank contrast poverty with wealth.
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Bowery Bank
Lower East Siders
New York
Bowery
Lower East Side
East Side
Broadway
Fifth
Park Avenues
Bowery Savings Bank
Crossword clues and story hints from a newspaper page
A mixed puzzle page lists numerous crossword clues about colors and terms, plus a serialized story tease. It includes a dramatic line about a character’s warning and upcoming chapters featuring Cleo and Martha Manning, ending with a TO BE CONTINUED note.
Woman translates Chinese poet Tu Fu for American debut
Edna Worthley Underwood, a former Arkansas City resident, has published an English translation of Tu Fu, China's greatest lyric poet. The edition marks the first world edition of a single Chinese poet and introduces Tu Fu to American readers.
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International News Service
Arkansas City
Kas
China
Arkansas Cityan
Edna Worthley Underwood
Tu Fu
Fragmented Puzzle Clues From a 19th Century Riddle List
A scrambled set of clues references colors, tools, verbs, and objects such as tan color, mortar pounding implements, a root for danger color, and a riverbed edge. The list includes terms like silkworm, organ of hearing, and a derivate on marriage, plus Greek letter mapping and color mixing red with yellow.
Burgess Bedtime Stories Childlike Tales of Jack Rabbit and Bowser
Peter the mouse and Wanderer the Evening Grosbeak discuss Jack Rabbit’s foes in the West and east. Wanderer explains how King Eagle pursues Jack while Old Man Coyote hunts others, and Jack dodges with quick moves near bushes as Peter listens to tale of Yap Yap's kin.
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Bowser
Peter
Farmer Brown
Wanderer
Grosbeak
Bowser the Hound
Jack Rabbit
Jack
King Eagle
Old Man Coyote
Yap Yap
T. W. Burgess
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Associated Press
Telephones News and Business Department
Circulation Department
the Globe
Laughing Around the
Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Thomas Edison
Ake
Calnin
NEA Service, Inc
Anne. Austin
O. C. McIntyre
Chinatown
America
Columbia
West 47Th Street
Handsome
The
WOMAN
Blackburn’s
Ate
By Thornton W. Burgess
Cousin Jack Fools
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