Amarillo Globe Feeds Hidden Fees Listed
The Amarillo Globe lists various fee figures including eight ninety, one eighty, minus sixty one, ninety seven point six zero and two point six zero. The data appears as scattered monetary entries with no clear context or accompanying explanation.
Saving Youth From Despair and Its Deadly Toll
This piece argues that despair grips youth as much as the aged and warns that failures in adolescence are not insurmountable. It urges wiser adults to offer counsel to prevent tragedies like student suicides and cites political quotes to illustrate public confusion and urgency.
Human skeleton bones and radio stations counts
The human skeleton contains about 200 bones excluding teeth and there are 585 radio stations. The quote Millions for defense but not one cent for tribute is attributed to Charles Cotesworth Pinckney during his 1796 French Republic ambassadorship.
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Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
French Republic
Guaranty of Bank Deposits Delayed by Roosevelt Aide
Glenn Frank argues for delaying a blanket federal deposit guarantee while supporting a 2500 dollar limit as a temporary measure. He notes 96 percent of depositors would feel secure, emphasizes bankers' support, and calls for basic reforms before any permanent policy.
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Glenn Frank
Roosevelt
United States
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Serene Janice Faces Dawn of Ritual on Temple Altar
Janice, on a roof, senses a clear day as a temple drum summons a procession. She watches her servants prepare a costume and braces for a fate she fears on the altar, hoping for a chance to live with Billy if possible.
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Janice
Billy
Goddess of Blood and Jaguar Rite Leads to Public Sacrifice
In a ritual scene a priestly procession escorts a wooden cage bearing jaguars as a woman eyes Billy Langton among the guards. The crowd surrounds the central plaza near the pyramid while drums pound and a ceremonial spectacle unfolds.
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Pyramid
Billy Langton
Kangton
Langton
Cenote Cliffs
Janice
Horatio Greene
Billy
Herbert Jensen
Exercise and health benefits debated by Dr Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that scientific evidence for exercise improving disease resistance remains inconclusive. He notes training improves blood and lung function and reduces fatigue, but cannot prove longer life or superior health for mountaineers versus sun-loving couch potatoes due to climate and diet factors.
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Tropics
Guiding Your Child with Memorization and Verse
The piece argues for teaching memory as an enduring skill from childhood, citing Mother Goose and classic verse as aids. It urges children to select favorite passages, use memory contests, and notes memory strengthens focus and appreciation. It also includes a fiction excerpt with dramatic imagery and a final note about seaboard excitement tomorrow.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
James Whitcomb Riley
Eugene Field
Literary Eye Watches Mart In New York Diary
New York diary notes a morning storm and a day of literary socializing. McIntyre details meetings with agents editors and writers including Will Rogers and Rupert Hughes, plus remarks on George Arliss and his wife and a theater opening with Walter Huston.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Vernon McKenzie
Clinton Webb
Westbrook Pegler
C. Fred Henking
Meredith Nicholson
Paraguay
Iaa Claire
Gladys Cooper
Keith Winter
Dutton’s
Scribner's
Helen Gould's
Will
Jessie Hays
Karl Kitchens
Rupert Hughes
Will Rogers
California
Coin
Harvey
Tom
Laura Wilk
George Bye
Dave Hampton
Verne Porter
Carl Brandt
Lterary Marts
Dodsworth
Walter Huston
Bedtime Stories and Spring Music in Woodland Life
A whimsical slice of Thornton W. Burgess themed pieces with spring return imagery. Mentions Old Mother Nature, Peter Rabbit, and various forest creatures hearing signs of spring. Interleaved are light notes about cinema and literary figures, ending with a copyright note from 1934.
Word Builder Pugilist And Flood Tale
A playful puzzle explodes into a story where a pugilist speaks of condition and combat The tale chronicles rising waters from the Laughing Brook to the Big River as Paddy and Jerry Muskrat foresee a great flood Mistress Spring and Sister Soul Wind melt snow and turn the landscape into moving streams. The next story titled Paddy Is Satisfied follows.
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Green Forest
Paddy
Beaver
Smiling Pool
Green Meadows
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Sister Soul
Bill
T. W. Burgess
New King Answer to Previous Puzzle
A puzzle solution grid lists Across and Down clues for a word fill with thematic entries and cross references. The page presents a recalculated king related theme and various short definitions from 11 to 53 across and down entries.
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