Globe-News Publishing era notices and delivery details
Publication notices outline subscription rates and delivery service for The Amarillo Globe and The Amarillo Daily News. It lists pricing, combines morning and evening editions, and explains special delivery options and contact instructions for missed evening copies.
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Post Office Rules Against Send-a-dime Chain Letter Craze
The Post Office Department rules the send a dime chain letter violates lottery laws as it promises large returns for small contributions. Officials note enforcement limits since letters ride through mail with warrants needed for seizures and prosecutions may falter. Columbia University antiwar leader Roger E Chase voices uncertainty about future college life.
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Post Office Department
United States
Holding Companies and the Capitalism Divide
Glenn Frank argues that capitalism splits into functional production and financial manipulation. He warns that when finance serves only acquisitive ends it becomes anti social and calls for reform while preserving private enterprise. He notes holding companies often mix both roles and urges salvaging productive use while outlawing anti social manipulation.
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Curious World Humans Short Stature Ancients
A fragment asserts ancient humans were not physically superior to modern people, describing them as shorter with stooped postures and heights from four feet eight inches to five feet three inches.
Man and Wife at New Concord Wedding Becomes High Drama
James Stimson III and Jane Northrup wed at the church amid a day of trials as Mabel Webster disrupts the ceremony. The couple exchanges vows, faces the crowd with grace, and begins a new life amid family attention, jokes, and tender promises.
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James Stimson, III
Jane
Orthrup
James
Leslie Harris
Mabel Webster
Bud
Nappy
Mabel
Mrs. Northrup
Tom
Miss Webster
Isaac
Mendelssohn
New Concord
Stories in Stamps Pegasus Theme Across Nations
Winged Pegasus is highlighted in stamps from Uruguay Italy Spain and other countries. The myth links Pegasus to Medusa and Perseus and frames the creature as a symbol of thunder speed and poetic inspiration, connected to Zeus and the Muses.
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Uruguay
Italy
Spain
Pegasus
Medusa
Perseus
Bellerophon
Zeus
Pecasus
Pemberton in Waiting Role
New York columnist profiles Brock Pemberton as a patient, strategic producer who many times casts obscurities into stars. He is described alongside theater notables and quirky anecdotes of performance culture from Emporia to Broadway, ending with a reflective nod to hairline changes and a Chinese laundry visit.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Brock Pemberton
Gladys George
Fiasto
Gus
Kansas
Emporia
Cardini
Inverness
34Th Street
Sam Lee
Fong
Harry Silvey
McNaught Syndicate
The Stranger Returns in Reddy Fox Tale
In the Old Pasture, Mrs Reddy frets over a mysterious boy sighting. Reddy Fox spots a farm boy probing the area and recalls the hens he stole, wary of discovery as he watches the intruder approach.
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Reddy Fox
Reddy
Farmer Brown
T. W. Burgess
Dental Hygiene Tips and Simple Teeth Care
A health note outlines stain causes from food and debris. It suggests hydrogen peroxide mixes or toothpaste as cleaning aids and mentions brushing with soap or salt water as alternatives. The piece also notes dentist cleanings at gum line and children favoring flavored toothpaste for regular brushing.
Ranch Owner Wins In Essay Contest
Miss Margaret S Spence, 37, Texas Panhandle ranch owner and former choral teacher, won the $10,000 prize from Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt for a 50 word essay linked to a Roosevelt radio series for Quaker charities. She pledged to invest the windfall in baby bonds.
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Washington
George Palmer Putnam
Margaret S Spence
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Chonl
Texas Panhandle
Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues Map
A mixed crossword style listing with horizontal and vertical clues. Includes definitions for a wide range of terms from familial titles to natural elements and linguistic hints, requiring filling a grid with interlocking words.
School Days The Little Brown School House
A child friendly quiz explores kangaroos carrying joeys in a pouch under the belly and asks which hen is the blood mother, noting August’s naming for Augustus Caesar.
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Little Brown School
Augustus Caesar
Warning signs of overstrain in athletes and soldiers
An aging athlete cautions on signs of overwork and illness demanding rest. The text cites soldiers possibly refusing service under harsh discipline, arguing nobody, whether slave or soldier, reveres an unjust overseer, and aging athletes urge alertness to stress signals.
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