Amarillo Globe details and publishing notes 1924
The Amarillo Globe details its founding date 1924 and publisher leadership The Globe News Publishing Co with GENE HOWE as president and JOHN McCARTY as associate publisher It notes Associated Press affiliation and subscription pricing across daily and Sunday editions including special delivery and mail options with regional coverage terms.
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Memorial Day Red Poppies Remember Heroes in Amarillo
May ninth brings Amarilloans and Americans to wear artificial poppies on their coats to honor those who suffered and died for their country and to support veterans who survived severe injuries. The memorial tradition emphasizes gratitude over fading memory and the real cost of war.
Cornell pig study sparks nervous breakdown satire
A critical look at a Cornell University experiment where a pig named Achilles learned to anticipate an apple behind a box. When signals misled him or apples vanished, he showed distress, culminating in a nervous breakdown. The piece mocks scientific overreach and laments modern progress.
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Cornell University
Achilles
Washington battles over three reform bills in Congress
Congress faces clashes between the administration and financial interests as reform bills seek to curb corporate reorganization abuses. The Chandler, Barkley, and Lee measures push disinterested trustees, bondholder protections, and protective committees to shield security holders from racketeering and mismanagement in reorganizations.
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Congress
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Bolshevism
Pancam
Barkley
Lee
Alar Chamber
Securities Exchange
Willem ©. Dewelas
Abe Porras
Yaie High Opera
Chandler
Wal Allornrys
Intehertedt
Parelets
Hankwre
Contra
Nkrup Ls Wurt Chine
Rtergaiiiralio
Tee Cubett Actuary
Muitiness Rermuriey
Lemalines
Alin & Ois
Thome Coruilinen
Erwais
Lylerns
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NEA Service, Inc
Afraid to Love Chapter XXXI
Joan Barrett awakens in fear to Bob Andrews beside her in Dorothy Starshe rooms. She protests she did not kill him and pleads with Bob while police chase a lead from Dorothy to missing Norton after a tense night of revelations.
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Hendry
Joan
Sybil Hendry
John Hendry
Phillip Hendry
Sybil
Dorothy Starke
Charles Norton
California
Rob
Dorothy
Norton
Bob
Manhattan
Kennedy
Westerday
Neeneles
Jordan
San Francisco
Tam
Boo
Jean
Thanake
Nilitop
Ron
Tennis Limbering Exercise for Early Season Practice
A detailed morning routine uses a light racquet and a wide stance to raise the racquet overhead and bend toward each foot in turn. The sequence aims to loosen arms shoulders and legs to restore last year’s form and improve coordination.
Umbrella Image and Local Characters Feature in New York
A columnist revels in brief portraits from New York and beyond, praising steady umbrella carriers like Yale professor William Lyon Phelps and recalling colorful figures from Plattsburg to Hollywood. The piece blends anecdotes of scholars, actors, writers, and socialites with oddities and small-town charm.
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William Lyon Phelps
Chips
Billy Phelps
Yale
Atlantic
Rialto
New Haven
Phelps
Plattsburg
Ellis
Breckenridge
Hollywood
Horace Riley
Taddy the Tadpole Becomes a Toad and Fate of Hydrophobia
A reading segment follows Taddy the Tadpole as he grows legs and lungs and loses gills, realizing he is becoming a toad unable to breathe water. The piece shifts to a factual explanation of hydrophobia, its symptoms, transmission by dog bites, incubation, and progression to severe spasms and death.
New Farm Pest Warns Wheat Growers in Midwest
Lincoln reports a false wireworm invasion in midwestern wheat fields. M. H. Swenk of Nebraska Agricultural College notes a shiny waxy larva that feeds underground on roots and stems. He downplays the outbreak's seriousness.
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Lincoln
M. H. Swenk
Nebraska Agricultural College
Sweak
End Page Moment Prompts Wedding Attire Prep
A fragment depicts a scene where a character suggests preparing for a wedding afternoon, asking someone to press a best suit. The dialogue hints at happiness and immediate plans, ending abruptly with an ellipsis. The text remains unclear about characters, setting, and outcome.
Lone Eagle Puzzle Glossary Referencing Flight Hero
A crossword style list defines terms linked to the era of flight pioneer Charles Lindbergh. Clues cover people places and objects such as the famous St Louis aircraft and various aviation related words. The puzzle pairs vertical and horizontal hints including names and everyday items.
Navy Charts Panama Canal Area With Survey Ships
The navy and air services chart waters around the Panama Canal as existing charts are centuries old. Survey ships Nokoms and Hannibal work with help from the air force and Colombian air service to update navigation data.
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Washington
Navy
Panama Canal
Nokoms
Hannibal
Canal
Air Force
L. BR. Leahy
Tiny toads leave the Smiling Pool to seek the Great World
In Burgess’s tale the edge of water shrinks the toads tails until they become tiny Toads. They yearn to explore beyond their home, knowing nothing of food or direction, small helpless beings venturing into a waterless Great World. Old Mr. Toad appears later in the sequence.
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Smiling Pool
Toad
Mr. Toad
T. W. Burgess
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