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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
8
Some readable lines show a 1940s newspaper notice from The Amarillo Globe News about publication details. It mentions The Associated Press and the Globe-Mewe Publishing Co, with editors and teletypes. Reads like a printer's public notice on page distribution and date stamping.
The essay praises Sousa's Stars and Stripes Forever on its thirty first anniversary, arguing it boosts morale and inspires enlistment. It urges Congress or War and Navy Departments to acknowledge the occasion, noting patriotic emotion and the band’s role in guiding national spirit.
In 1920s New York, Joe Merrill, son of Mack Stores head George Merrill, plans a new automated small goods system as Maggie Petheridge, a poor stock girl, grows closer to him. Joe's ambition and family tensions drive a pivotal moment at home and in business as father and son seek success, while Maggie's role remains central.
A 1928 McNaught Syndicate column critiques men's wardrobes in New York noting the obsession with extensive, costly attire and the impracticality of a full six wardrobe, urging more selective dressing. It cites Adolphe Menjou as a sartorial exemplar and mentions fashion oddities and a shift in shirt cuff style.
In a busy city evening Joe and Maggie drift apart after a tense quarrel about credit for an automat idea. Maggie lashes out in anger and Joe contemplates how to handle the fallout as they navigate a social dinner and looming reconciliation.
In a Burgess tale Mr. Blacksnake hunts Old Mr. Toad while both miss the near presence above them. The sunlit sandy spot above Old Mr. Toad hides his danger. nearby Hylas the Tree Frogs sing at the Smiling Pool as the tale hints at a tense standoff and an unseen encounter.
A New York proof-reader named Cooms, father of nine, dozes on a Park Row subway car. Printer Taylor, new father of a son, wakes him with talk of his child. Cooms groggily replies, Let him sleep.
French deaf mutes including 3 000 in Paris are building 9 central headquarters here. German school children answered a questionnaire naming mothers first, uncles second, and fathers third.
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