The Amarillo Globe Publication Details
Historical snippet notes The Amarillo Globe founded in 1924 with Evening publication schedule and staff roles. It lists publisher Gene Howe, editor Wilbur Awakened, and Associated Press affiliation. Subscription rates and service options for Amarillo readers are described, including daily morning and evening editions and delivery details.
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Lawrence of Arabia shows true wealth lies within
The Globe reflects on Lawrence of Arabia noting his rejection of wealth and fame, his one-man focus during a war, and his later retreat from public life. It argues that personal integrity and inner rewards outweigh outward success, urging readers to value inner purpose over material trappings.
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Lawrence of Arabia
British Colonial Office
Lawrence
The Farmer's Export-Import Ledger
Glenn Frank analyzes the farmer’s export weaknesses noting exports fell from about seventy to eighty percent of all exports in the late nineteenth century to roughly thirty-six percent by 1910 and 1933. He highlights drops in wheat export share and rising farm import reliance, signaling escalating farm problems for policymakers.
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McClure
Great Riches and Scandals in New Concord
In New Concord, James Stimson escapes his wife Jane and builds a thriving law practice after a costly separation. Jane flees to the Near East, then Paris and New York, aligning with powerful social circles and battling prohibition. Old wounds linger as Leslie, James’s former love, teaches dancing while Julia Pratt copes with bankruptcy and regret.
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New Concord
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Mrs. Northrup
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Leslie
Kansas City
Julia Pratt
Miss Julia
Dramatic weekend twist in small town romance
A domestic intrigue unfolds as Miss Julia Pratt lures James Brewster Stamson to an elaborate supper planned with Leslie Harris as the other guest. Amid flirtation the scene shifts to hair lifting comic tension and a plan to discuss a possible wedding banquet, while Melissy bonds with the cook and contemplates the future.
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Miss Julia
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Telephones and the city’s restless social scene
In New York May 29 telephones vex busy people while serving emergencies. Prominent figures use tricks to dodge calls, while Rex Cole installs private lines. The piece notes social life around Central Park taverns, notable visitors, and changing urban leisure spots with named venues and personalities.
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Mcintyre
New York
J. P Morgan
Rex Cole
Shadow the Weasel Fears Not Peter Rabbit
Shadow the Weasel chases Peter Rabbit toward Farmer Brown's dooryard with no fear of Bowser the Hound Flip the Terrier or Black Pussy. Peter darts past the dogs as Shadow dodges kicks and snarls, driving a lively chase across the Old Orchard ending with Shadow pursuing Peter toward the dooryard.
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T. W. Burgess
Happiness and desires in a mental health view
A book on mental health defines happiness as a balanced flow of energy toward satisfying desires. People differ in what they want and in their levels of appetite for food and other needs, shaped by past experiences and personal characteristics.
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Hungary
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Our New Thread and Early Presidential Duel Facts
The text explains that O. N. T. on thread stands for Our New Thread, later shortened to O. It notes nicotine increases blood sugar. It also states the first presidential duel occurred on May 30, 1808, where Andrew Jackson killed Charles Dickinson in a duel.
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Clark Thread Co
United States
Andrew Jackson
Charles Dickinson
Word Builder Back Page Puzzle Recalls Dr Roe Case
Yesterday's Word Builder solution hints at a story about Dr Edward Roe. His pompous demeanor shifts when his son nearly dies, as the doctor spends days by his side. Nature waits and patience grows before recovery, altering the doctor’s bedside manner.
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Bard of Avon and Related Clues
Clue list features Shakespeare implied answers with references to Bard of Avon. Includes terms like hissing sound and various crossword style answers across horizontal and vertical sections.
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