The Amarillo Globe Subscription Rates and History Notes
The Amarillo Globe announces subscription options for daily, weekly, and Sunday editions with prices for various terms and delivery. It notes independence as a democratic newspaper, publishing news impartially and aligning with its beliefs.
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Glamour of Banditry Hides a Futile Life
The piece portrays outlaw Dillin ger and his crew, detailing the constant fear and tension of a hunted fugitive life. It argues the romance is a façade, as nerves stay taut, noise signals danger, and the pursuit remains endless until a fatal end.
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Baseball Revival Signals Improving Public Mood
Attendance at major league parks rises as fans regain purchasing power, with steady patronage tied to close games and ticket affordability. The piece notes baseball health reflects national recovery and contrasts with Germany’s censorship of Max Barr’s film.
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Judith Lane dam project tied to Bevins heirs fight
Judith Dale pursues finishing the Rio Diablo dam per Big Tom Bevins plan while Morton Lampere seeks five million dollars for Bevins heirs. Rumors about Scoggins oil on the farm threaten progress as Judith awaits her geologist Kane’s report amid town tension and legal pressure.
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Guiding Your Child by Alice Clarissa Richmond
A discussion of how children encounter and cope with taboo topics, the role of parental guidance and inoculation through informed talk, and the challenge of discussing sensitive subjects with youngsters during a disruptive phase.
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Elizabeth
Vechten Quits Writing Duties After Harlem Fame
New York May 10 Carl Van Vechten author of Nigger Heaven and The Tiger in the House abandons his writing career and drinking. He turns to amateur photography with wife Fania Marinoff and stays noted for Harlem roots, while others like Bob Davis and Sam Blythe are highlighted for photo work and typographic quirks.
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Cedar Rapids
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Fania Marinoff
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Bob Davis
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Bedtime Stories and a Warning in Thornton Burghess Tale
Jerry Muskrat sits by the Smiling Pool as night falls and listens to a chorus of frogs and thrushes. He envies a voice to sing but has only a squeak. A shadowy swimmer approaches the Big Rock and is revealed as Billy Mink, prompting a warning about heed and danger.
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Teeth X rays Prevent Hidden Pyorrhea Dangers
Dr Morris Fishbein explains yearly dental X rays help prevent pyorrhea a gum disease that can be hidden and affect the whole body. He notes caries and pyorrhea often coexist and emphasizes safeguarding health by early detection.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Barnum family mottos and Civil War hip injuries
The item notes Brig. Gen. Henry A. Barnum was shot in the left hip on July 1, 1862 at Malvern Hill during the Civil War. It adds his son Maj. Gen. Malvern Hill Barnum, retired of Boston, was shot in the right hip on July 1, 1898 at San Juan Hill.
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curious school science Q and A about ice and macaroni
A student question set covers which is heavier ice or water and why ice floats. It notes water expands when freezing by about one eleventh. It defines a penicillin as a tent or pledge r for wounds and asks what macaroni is made from noting it is wheaten paste formed into long tubes.
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Billy Mink and Jerry Muskrat Face Hidden Threats at Smiling Pool
In a tense confrontation at the Smiling Pool, Jerry Muskrat dives to warn singing inhabitants as Billy Mink approaches the Big Rock seeking a fish. The warning spruces calm, and the chorus resumes while Mink awaits another chance. The scene closes with Billy’s sly grin and a quiet, wary peace.
Glorified Spectacles Puzzle of Hidden Words Producer Mention
Crossword style list pieces read like clues and answers. The page asks who was the theatrical producer in the picture and includes numerous word definitions and cross references across vertical and horizontal entries.
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