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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1929
Page
6
Washington Aim to Make Capital the Nations Symbol of Beauty
President Hoover endorses a government building program to beautify Washington and create new structures that symbolize America and inspire future generations. The city faces a tax slide as 1928 depreciation reduces valuations, but aims to stay cash funded and possibly lower taxes next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
America
The High Cost of Sentiment in a Glengarry Spin Wheel
An American tourist on a fishing trip in Glengarry county Ontario encounters a venerable Scot guarding a spinning wheel. The Scot explains its sentimental value tied to family history, refusing a low offer and setting a price of six dollars and a half. The tourist apologizes. the tale ends with the price stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glengarry County
Ontario
Dumfermline
Guiding Your Child Guiding Your Child
Mrs Agnes Lyne cautions mothers about empty nest loneliness after children grow up. The essay argues that overemphasis on child care harms independence and relationship balance, urging mothers to cultivate independent interests and embrace equal friendship with grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Agnes Lyne
Anti Scandal Club Founded Near Exhall
NUNEATON Eng May 7 a new anti scandal club founded by Rev Frank Melville near Exhall to curb hurtful speech and curb mis erable habit members will vow to speak well or refrain from speaking evil with fines and penalties for breaches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuneaton
Eng
Frank Melville
Exhall
Desperate plot twists unfold as Mildred survives shooting
Mildred Lawrence lies in a hospital after a gunman on a New York street fires a shot meant to kill her. Pamela Judson maneuvers back into Stephen Armitage’s orbit while Huck Connor’s threats loom, as Mr. Judson plans to shield Mildred and uncover Huck’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lawrence
Stephen Armitage
Pamela Judson
Mildred
Harold
Huck Connor
Huck
Pamela
Stephen
Armitage
New York
Duke
Snifty
Sniffy
Mr. Judson
Inspector Markeson
Wburry
Lanustn
Markeson
Connor
Charm of Old World Hovers About Bridge
O. O. McIntyre reflects on the Brooklyn Bridge area as a bustling slice of old New York. He notes newsies, pretzel vendors, bootblacks, street vendors, and a chorus of city noises beneath the span, contrasting fading romance with rising modern excess and a changing social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
City Hall
Newsies
Bowery
Walker
Whalen
Sleep Stored For Use In Work And Pleasure
Johannesburg experiments report sleep reserves can be created by storing rest for later use. A six to seven hour nightly pattern was set for participants including a mine foreman, a draughtsman, a stenographer, a school mistress, a miner, and an accountant. The test group, aged 21 to 38, showed varied sleep needs but remained physically fit and active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Peter Rabbit Sees Wood Duck Carry Ducklings Home
In a Burgesk bedtime tale Peter Rabbit watches Mrs Wood Duck emerge from a hollow tree with a duckling in her bill. He follows her as she flies to Paddy the Beaver’s pond and later returns with another duckling on her back. The scene ends with Peter realizing she has carried one duckling on her back to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pw Beesem
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Mia
Wood Duck
Mrs. Wood Duck
Paddy
Beaver
Paddy the Beaver
Duck
T. W. Burgess
President Scraps Another Yacht
The U S S Sylph becomes the second government pleasure yacht to lose its commission since Hoover's White House tenure. The Mayflower was discarded earlier by Hoover. The Nav al Board found Sylph unseaworthy and repairs unwise, and Secretary Adams agreed to give up the ship, planning no Potomac outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey
Adams
Potomac
Word Puzzle Answers And Clues From Yesterday
A dense list of crossword style clues with numbered items covering many topics from flowers to geography and ancient history. The reader is guided by enumerated hints including definitions and wordplay for each solution.
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