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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1929
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details and rates in a dated front matter. It notes evenings except Sunday, association with the Amarillo Daily News, the publishing company address at 6th and Fillmore, and AP rights for news dispatches. It also lists subscription rates for various periods and formats.
The piece quotes Julius Rosenwald urging the wealthy to use fortune for mankind and praises his philanthropic stance. It also recounts Dallas Mayor J Waddy Tate withholding gold plated keys for visiting Rotarians, citing integrity, and notes his removal of keep off the grass signs and his campaign hot dog acts.
Mrs Agnes Lyne outlines how older children grieve a new baby by masking jealousy with attention seeking. Janet shows a child disguising hurt during nursing, insisting on seeing the baby. The article urges parents to keep older children engaged during feeds and use tactful, steady methods to ease the transition.
A humor piece recalling golf stories with a Scotch backdrop. It features anecdotes about a beginner’s poor form, a Scots caddy’s quips, and a noted rule about not declaring a ball lost until it stops rolling near Edinburgh. The column lampoons frontier golf lore and Scottish wit.
Nan Carroll, Morgan’s secretary, uses a listening device and quick notes to turn incriminating testimony by Alice Belton into a key defense ally. Crawford’s bribery schemes and Roy Bland’s disappearance fuel Morgan’s courtroom strategy as tension mounts over Iris Morgan and Gladys Payne’s roles.
A profile of William A. Brady, once down on his luck, who rode a hit to success with Street Scene and profitable rights moves. The piece notes his Hoboken show, a looming film proposal, and a courtroom saga that reshaped his fortunes.
Peter Rabbit notes the Grebes never come ashore while Dipper explains their land aversion. Dipper shows a short nonwebbed leg and scalloped skin between toes, insisting on swimming and diving as his domain. He can fly to migrate but does not walk well, preferring water over land. The scene closes with a tease for the next Burgess story.
In a tense scene Nan Carroll confronts Crawford with a tampering note tied to the Morgan case. She warns he will drop the defense if he sees the document, while Crawford dismisses it as a bluff and destroys the note. The cliffhanger ends with Nan promising not to reveal the copies unless her condition is met.
A jumble of synonym prompts and crossword style clues spans animals verbs and nouns. Included items reference deer females, family relations, warble, tenet grief social insect and various miscellaneous terms, plus a set of country and mythic moon goddess questions.
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