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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
6
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Princeton president Dr John Grier Hibben cautions that rising prosperity may breed self complacency, misuse of power, spiritual starvation, and tension with religious impulse. He argues wealth does not doom moral or spiritual health if citizens heed his warning and act timely.
A discussion of British coal mining shows thousands refuse to switch trades, clinging to a long tradition. William M. Houghton notes miners keep to their craft despite better options, enduring harsh conditions and meager wages. The piece contrasts American adaptability with British habit.
After Brest, two Black labor battalion members from an inland Georgia town imagine life back home. One vows white clothes and a parade to the ice cream parlor, hoping no race lines. The other plans a black attire walk near him toward the cemetery, contrasting visions of return.
A column by Alice Judson Peale advises using tact to ease obedience in children. It suggests framing transitions as collaborative play to reduce resistance, emphasizing understanding the child's perspective and making tasks like washing hands or lunch time feel personal and inviting.
Nan Carroll, Morgan’s private secretary, faces a blackmail note as she hides a risky secret. She tracks a clue from a Riverside Club maid to an Arizona trip, hoping to uncover the truth without tipping Morgan.
A playful charity fundraiser in New York features autographs from theater and vaudeville figures. Notable names referenced include George Gershwin, Clifton Webb, Franz Joseph, and Dorothy Parker, with anecdotes about current celebrity life and a humorous charity auction atmosphere.
The excerpt shows a mix of crossword clues and a tense dialogue about a sister named Madge and a woman named Mrs. Fleming. Annie Crayfish recalls blackmail letters, a telegram, and an offer to go to Arizona to stay with Madge as Nan probes Grace Cox’s guilt.
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The text discusses a form of diplomacy with children by offering choices such as washing hands before lunch or deciding whether to take dolly or leave her, making the child feel involved without implying a forced option. It explores how choices constrain versus empower the child in everyday routines.
In a Burgess bedtime tale, Peter Rabbit misreads a water mound as Mrs. Grebe’s nest and leaves. Later Mrs. Grebe returns underwater to lay six eggs, while her mate Dipper swears their nest remains secret as they plan for a growing family. The story ends with a preview of The Surprising Babies.
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