Newspaper Masthead and Subscription Rates Fragment
A fragmented newspaper masthead with publisher and editor names, general manager, AP credit note, and incomplete subscription rate lines for daily and Sunday editions across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. The text shows garbled characters and missing numbers, offering no clear rates.
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Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Wolflin Estates Boosts Amarillo Growth and College Site Plan
The Wolflin Estates project has spurred $155000 in yearly beautification and attracted home buyers, while Amarillo prepares for a new college with a distant sewage disposal plant. Officials say the site near eight miles from town will become a disposal plant and park space with an airport on the western tract.
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Amarillo
Will Tomorrow's Schoolchildren Be Taught Mostly by Women
An analysis of Virginia education trends notes a steep rise in women teachers since 1875, with men now 11.6 percent of the workforce and many high school posts already held by women. Professor Henry G. Acker argues men may be largely eliminated from teaching, raising questions about the impact on boys’ development.
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Virginia
Henry G. Acker
University of Virginia
Virginia Journal of Education
Acker
Modern Story tale of kidnap and casino intrigue
Jill Justin, 20, is kidnapped and rescued by Jack Stuart who marries her. Years later the couple face distrust after a tungsten mine deal with Pat Sweeney and Mary. A telephoned plan to lure Jack to the Casino unfolds as Mike and Jill pursue answers amid danger and a treacherous gorge.
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Jill Justin
Jack Stuart
Jack
Jill
Stuart
Toney Justin
Pat Sweeney
Mary
Mike
Stuarts
Tony
Toni
le Tarte
Nita Ravelle
Huh
Miss Sweeney
Nita
Prince Wong's
Jack Stua
Sweeney romance amid casino danger and broken threads
An evocative scene unfolds with tensions of romance and hazard as a professor and a driven woman navigate a casino to a hidden labyrinth of gambling rooms. The pair discuss risk, gossip, and voices swirl around a car scene while a male companion jokes about scandal.
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Hosses
Anothah
Broadway No Successors Are Booked On Broadway
A 1928 era feature reflects on Broadway’s need for original performers and the failure of imitators, noting stars like Jolson and Castles as symbols of unique talent. The piece contrasts high art with West 53rd Street squalor and ends with a vivid cabaret scene showing extravagant dancing and live entertainment.
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West 53d
Broadway
Nosey the Coan cousin tale explores tails and noses
Scrapper the Kingbird debates naming and kinship as Bobby Coon and Peter Rabbit discuss Nosey the Coati. They compare noses and tails, note Nosey’s long tail and fruit-eating habits, and reveal Nosey’s arboreal lifestyle and sociable nature in the Green Forest.
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Nosey
Scrapper
Bobby Coon
Bobby
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Kinky the Kinkajou
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
Laughing Around the World With Irvin S Cobb
Canadian origin tale about a man with a fresh scar who jokes that he must have bitten himself after standing on a chair. The gag hinges on the puzzled friend probing for a cause and receiving the improbable explanation.
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Laughing Around the
Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
World Not Going to Dogs Says God Not Pushed Out
Colgate professor Albert Perry Brigham argues religion remains vital and that civilization benefits from women in shaping men. He cites women as key to personal development and notes the enduring influence of faith and culture amid modern life. Brigham, an eminent geologist, will speak at the Y M C A convention in Sacramento April 14 with 2,000 delegates expected.
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Jill Stuart
the Somme
Montmedy
Sedan
Blackwell's Island Prison
Jill
Apollo Belvidere
International News Service
New York
Albert Perry Brigham
Colgate University
Professor Brigham
United States
Sacramento
California
Oxford University
United States of America
Wedding in Lions Cage Stuns Monpelier Crowds
A circus girl wed a young lion tame inside a cage in Monpelier France with lions and lionesses watching. Mounted cowboys escorted them to the Mairie and church as shots from revolvers rang outside. The ceremony occurred inside the cage while the priest and choir stood outside. After the benediction a banquet followed with generous meat portions for the animals.
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Monpelier
France
Mairie
Nairn Dark for Three Nights After Gas Outage
In Nairn Scotland a three day gas failure left a town of about 6000 in darkness. Entertainment halted and schools used flashlights. candles lit homes and traffic was disrupted. An accident at the gas plant is blamed for the outage. Meanwhile in Michoacan Mexico a governor orders safety rules for operations near schools.
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Nairn
Scotland
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