Amarillo Globe News Publishing Details and Pricing
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 lists publisher Gene Howe and editor and notes it publishes evenings except Saturday with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings. It details circulation rates, subscription terms, and contact information for news and circulation departments.
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Globe-News Publishing Co
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Gold Star Mothers Prepare Pilgrimage to European Graves
Nearly a thousand of five thousand Gold Star Mothers set out across the seas on a somber mission to visit the graves of sons who fell in battle. The journey is sponsored by the Federal government, honoring the fallen and urging a future of peace and remembrance.
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Age and Destiny of Western Civilization
Glenn Frank argues modern civilization is reaching a dangerous maturity as free intelligence undermines old social orders. He contrasts ancient Socratic critique with today, noting scientists and intellectuals pressure old beliefs while engineers and businessmen forge a new machine civilization to shelter the human spirit.
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Greece
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Hurful Love by Mrs Agnes Lyne
A study on indulgent mothering and its impact on a child's development. Overprotective affection can hinder a child's physical activity, enthusiasm, fairness, and participation in group tasks. True love provides security through quiet, sympathetic support and broader opportunities.
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Agnes Lyne
Murder on Parados Island High Mystery
On the isolated JHighride estate the murder of Dan Parados unfolds with suspects including Claude Annersley and Alan Hunt. A jade phoenix symbol and a rose with blood-stains drive theories as deputy Samuels and detective Flique uncover hidden alibis and motives on the island.
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Clash of Senate Historians Over Parker Nomination
Washington letter notes Fess of Ohio and Borah of Idaho sparring during debate on Judge Parker’s Supreme Court nomination. They trade views on historical opposition to nominations, personal antagonism, and a disputed incident between Clay and Tawney. The piece questions relevance to Parker’s fate and urges readers to judge the motive themselves.
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Trivial Things Interesting Side of Life by McIntyre
A humorous column by O C McIntyre from New York in May 1930 catalogs idiosyncratic life traits and quirks of Arnold Bennett, from fears of policemen to bath rituals, fashion, manners, reading, language skills, and odd habits, ending with domestic anecdotes and a mystery cliffhanger about Annersley and Parados.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Arnold Bennett
Crossword Puzzle Queen and Horizon Clues
Crossword puzzle grid reads clues for Across and Down featuring Queen Horizon tailed by Bloody Queen and multiple noun adjectives. Entries include states, verbs, body parts, animals and topography with references to figurative angles like sun god and procreated.
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Horizonta
Teacher exams announced for June and July
Examinations for teachers will be held on the first Friday and Saturday in June and July in the office of the county superintendent Miss Laura V. Hamner. Applications must be filed on or before the twentieth of the preceding month.
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Police arrest raiders in Indian revolt at Dharasana Salt Works
Police in Bombay arrested more than 150 independence volunteers after renewed attacks on the Dharasana Salt Works. The detainees were released shortly after. Mrs. Sarojini Naidu, a poetess and leader of the volunteers, organized plans for mass action tomorrow. Lithium noted as the lightest known solid, just over half as heavy as water.
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United Press
Bombay
India
Sarojini Naidu
Reddy Fox Follows Clues To Missing Meadow Mouse
In Old Pasture Reddy Fox uses keen eyes and a sharp nose to track a missing Meadow Mouse after Farmer Brown's Boy disposes of a tin can and signals a possible scent trail. Reddy searches, circles, and reasons about who might have taken the Mouse, then moves on. The tale sets up the next adventure: Reddy Finds His Mouse.
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Reddy
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Farmer Brown
Nanny
Oscar Odd’s Nocturnal Breakfast And Fears
A quirky self description by Oscar Odd recounts breakfast habits and idiosyncrasies. He notes jelly at breakfast, lack of lunch in 20 years, weight 148 pounds, loves gloomy days, and a mandolin past. He fears telephones, dislikes house guests, believes in life after death, and recalls swiping pennies as a child. Copyright 1930 McNaught Syndicate.
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Oscar Odd
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