Panhandle Autobiography Of A Region Of Superlatives
A reflective piece imagines the Panhandle narrating a century hence its grand scale and achievements. It envisions the world’s biggest gas fields and pipelines, the largest helium plant, vast railroad expansion, and Amarillo as a cultural and aviation hub with famed artists and grand opera, in a boastful, mythic voice.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Albert Spalding
Schumannevick
Kurenko
Werrenrath
Mary Garden
Gadski
Paderewski
Kreisler
Chicago
Texas
Fighting Windmills by Glenn Frank
The essay argues that calls for a Capitalistic System misidentify reality as a fixed system. It states capitalism is a muddling, planless order shaped by science and technology, not a malevolent engine. Fascism, Communism, and Socialism each seek to impose rigid plans on a shifting economy, risking dogmatism.
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Glenn Frank
Tam
H. G. Wells
Underes
Jimmie Haswell Cracks Duckworth Murder Plot
Jimmie Haswell exposes Lionel Duckworth as the murderer of Annabelle Querdling and poisoner of Green, aided by Evelyn Blake. Duckworth’s voice is captured on a phonograph as evidence, leading to his arrest and confessions. Jimmie pieces together motives, secret marriages, and a hidden will before bidding farewell to friends.
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Jimmie Haswell
Lionel Duckworth
Annabelle Querdling
Green
Evelyn Blake
Miss Querdling
Jimmie
Evelyn
Duckworth
Donald
Richmond
Nancy
Mrs. Frater
Marjorie
Stirling
Audrey
Netherton
Lionel Dalton
Lionel
Annabelle Querling
London
Mrs. Netherton
Bill
J. B. Lippincott Co
Highgrow Writers and Admirers Debate Roman Literati Crime Labels
In ancient Rome persons convicted of an infamous crime were granted with letters indicating the crime and called literati to mark their status. The discussion notes how the term literati signified a sanctioned labeling tied to wrongdoing.
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Rome
Bee Line Phrase Origin in Honey Bees
The passage notes how honey bees wander between sources to gather nectar and then follow the shortest route back to the hive once their supply is secured. It explains that this behavior inspired the expression bee line.
How Cocoanuts Were Named Coconut Origins Explained
In a feature note, Megeratnet explains the coconut name origin from coco and Spanish baby coco, misprinted as cocoa nut in Johnson's dictionary. The column invites reader ideas for the origins of other customs and promises future illustrations by Russ Murphy.
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Johnson
Alexander
Russ Murphy
Globe
Authors Wives Live Lives Of Obscurity
A column discusses the hidden lives of writers' spouses noting they stay out of public view while supporting famed authors. It describes the patience, repeated listening, and buffering roles wives provide during creative bursts and the economic precariousness many endure between advances.
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New York
Rex Beach
Rupert Hughes
Ben Ames Williams
Irvin Cobb
Michael Arlen
Montague Glass
Guiding Your Child by Mrs Agnes Lyne
The article urges allowing freedom for toddlers to explore and learn through direct, sensory experiences. It stresses avoiding a restrictive adult environment and recommends ample play space and materials, plus family support, to foster early intellectual development.
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Agnes Lyne
Quaker College Plans Mexico Student Exchange
Earlham College announces a student to be sent to the University of Mexico to foster goodwill between Mexican and U.S. college students. Six finalists will be named by a faculty-student committee, with an all-school election to choose the winner and funding raised by contributions.
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United Press
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
University of Mexico
United States
Japan
International Relations Forum of
Earlham
Ear Price In Beer Hall Brawl In Berlin
In Berlin on March 24 Alexander Wittenberg won an argument in a beer hall and paid with an ear after a brawl. The assailants followed him home broke in his door and slashed him with glass pieces. One attacker severed his ear during the melee.
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United Press
Berlin
Alexander Wittenberg
Wittenberg
Crossword Puzzle Clues from a Historical Page
A sprawling list of across and down crossword clues including persons like Roosevelt and questions about places, war presidents, nature terms, and various objects. The grid references numbers and a mix of definitions such as Fares, Indian tribe, Molten rock, Inspires reverence, Wayside hotel, Fetid air, and many others.
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Roosevelt
Nesting Plans Unfold For Whitetail and Mrs Whitetail
In a patient journey across Green Meadows and Old Pasture, Mrs Whitetail guides Whitetail to a prime new nesting site on a dry mound amid swamps. He agrees with joy, admiring her choices and planning to keep the location secret while delaying nest building until warmer, settled weather arrives.
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Whitetail
Mrs. Whitetail
Hawk
Whitettail
Briar
Peter Rabbit
Peter
T. W. Burgess
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