Amarillo Globe masthead and publication details
The Amarillo Globe News presents its founding date and publishing scope. It includes evening and Sunday morning operations, staff credits, Associated Press affiliation, subscription rates, and delivery service notes for timely receipt and regional coverage.
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Potter County Library lagging library standards in Amarillo report
The advisory board notes the Amarillo Potter County Library spends less than 20 cents per capita versus a $1 standard. It cites inadequate space and volumes for a 16 000 population and questions what can be done to improve the library’s service. The item includes a cynical Al Capone prison anecdote from Alcatraz.
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Did Mae West Really Marry in Nineteen Eleven
A revived newspaper debate centers on Mae West allegedly marrying in 1911. Rumors swirled, a license appeared, then the groom surfaced or was claimed to, and West denies all. The chatter returns to a lighter national preoccupation with private life stories.
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Dr Frank Probes To Root Of Current National Problem
Dr Frank analyzes two years of national recovery debate. He poses questions on wage growth, money supply, debt, taxes, food pricing, and public works, asking whether government action should steer supply and demand or rely on private markets to revive the economy.
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Newlyweds and a Puppy Stir Domestic Frictions
James and Jane Stimson return from their honeymoon and clash over a slyly needy puppy named Peter. Jane’s mother backs her, but James grows jealous of the dog while juggling temper with a spouse and in‑law advice. The couple’s early happiness fades after escalating, Sunday breakfast spats.
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Sunday Conflicts and Quiet Rest in a Family Tale
In a 1935 tale, Jane and James clash over Sunday visits between her mother's home and Aunt Sarah's. Their quarrel ends with a compromise: one o clock dinners at the Northrups, while James spends afternoons at his aunt's, revealing deeper tensions about money, power, and happiness.
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Gibson Looks Good for Coin
New York columnist O. O. McIntyre riffs on celebrity imagery and social currents in a reflective piece. He swaps thoughts on Daniel Frohman Gibson Flagg and other figures while noting trends in New York society and the shift of affluent movers away from the city to coastal and rural retreats.
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James Montgomery Flagg
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Louis Sobol
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Wallace Beery
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Elmer Davis
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Ralls Mill and Elevator Plant Burned in Crosbyton Area
May 10 fire damaged the Alliance Mill and Elevator Company's plant in Ralls area. Manager J H Wilson reported a loss of 22000 with fire departments from Ralls and Crosbyton failing to save the plant. Insurance partially covered the loss. Fire Chief Wheeler Ford cited the grain pit as the fire origin.
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Perseverance and a fox den in Thornton W. Burgess tale
In a Burgess bedtime story, Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy worry as the Boy tracks their den. He believes perseverance will reveal the fox family and contemplates trapping the youngsters without alerting Farmer Brown's Boy. The scene ends with foxes watching and a plan forming.
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Fletcherization and the art of chewing health
In Health Talk the article explains how chewing depends on food type saliva and swallowing habits. It recalls Horace Fletcher’s Fletcherization fad advocating liquid consistency food and notes two life phases when liquid meals are advised. The concluding tale hints at a forthcoming story “What Mistress Moon Saw.”
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John Huss and early U S dental college facts
A Bohemian reformer John Huss, burned at the stake in 1415 for his beliefs. The first U S dental college in Baltimore in 1839 had Chapin Harris, Horace Hayden, H Willis Baxley on the faculty. A bitter is a wading bird of the heron family.
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H. Willis Baxley
Word Builder Challenge Clue Exposes Thanksgiving Word Play
The puzzle presents a growing letter game where each new word adds one letter to the previous set while reusing all letters. The quoted lines hint at an answer related to a villain and a hero and include phrases from a Thanksgiving scene about cramming turkey into the mouth.
Noted explorer and historic puzzle clues come to life
A crossword style grid blends clues about a famous early polar navigator with a list of horizontal and vertical hints. Entries range from explorer achievements to common words, including references to ships, heraldry, and ancient topics, creating a historic themed word puzzle.
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