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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1928
Page
8
Need for broader mother's pension to keep families intact
A three day old baby was taken by Amarillo courts for adoption after the mother, deserted by her husband, could not support the child while caring for her parents. The piece argues for a broader mother’s pension to keep homes intact and aid such cases. It also touches on Kilbane's misadventures and notes on modern speed and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Emil Ludwig
Goethe
Ludwig
Dixie Dugan Kidnapping Letters From Dixie and Gay Ghost Writer
The Open-Fire Detective Agency reports no new clues as Dixie Dugan hides in New York. A jailbreak of truth unfolds with Milton Romano and Denny Kerrigan pursuing leads while Jimmy Doyle, Dixie's ghost writer, stirs the plot in a restless, humorous chase for the missing star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Dugan
Evening Tale
Jimmy Doyle
Jack Milton
Wall Street
Alvarez Romano
Denny Kerrigan
Dixie
Nita
Open-Fye
Exchange Place
New York City
Romano
Bologny
Milton
Bill
Carmody
Traffic Over Raton Pass Busiest on U S 85 Route
Santa Fe New Mexico report shows Raton pass on U S 85 averages 666 vehicles daily. October totals at the census station reach 4664 for the week with 72 percent from out of state. Maxwell Junction counts 617 daily with 53 percent foreign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
Raton Pass
U. S. Road
State Highway Department
Maxwell Junction
Taos Road
Cimarron
Taos
Las Vegas
Calles Named Next Mexico Rail Head
President Calles of Mexico will be the next president of the National Railways of Mexico. Reported in Wall Street yesterday. American bankers discuss a committee's report with Mexican officials on the Mexican debt and portions of the conversations touched the National Railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Calles of
Mexico
National Railways of Mexico
Wall Street
Theater Seats Have Phones for the Deaf
A nostalgic column notes sights and characters around Broadway and New York, describing theater life, celebrities, and nightlife. It mentionsDorothy Knapp,Jules Bache, a mystery Broadway entrance to the Hotel Astor, and entertainers like Paul Ash, Paul Whiteman, and Vincent Lopez, painting a vivid, rambunctious scene of city culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Dorothy Knapp
Spondulix
Jules Bache
Expressman
I. Swann
Wesley W. Stout
Kansas City
Palm Beach
Metropolitan Opera House
Anna Held
the Liberty
Herbert Hoover
al Jolson
East Side
Tarantula
Ludwig
Napoleon
Sulka
Broadway
Hotel Astor
Paramount
Harry Acton
Lindbergh
Boston
Paul Ash
Chicago
Ash
Reddy Fox Traps Rusty the Squirrel with Patience
Reddy Fox plans a long wait to flush Rusty from Johnny Chuck's hole While Rusty hesitates at which door Reddy watches He must choose a moment to force an exit without alerting the hunter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddy Fox
Rusty
Fox Squirrel
Johnny Chuck
Reddy
Reddy Fox Plays Watchful Scout At Woodchuck Hole
Reddy Fox pretends to leave then hides near the Woodchuck hole while Rusty the Fox Squirrel frets over Reddy’s feigned absence. Rusty doubts the ruse but hesitates to emerge as a faint distant bark signals possible danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusty the Fox Squirrel
Reddy Fox
Rusty
Reddy
T. W. Burgess
Guiding Your Child on Play and Power
Agnes Lyne argues four year olds like Patsy explore imagined violence to feel power. She says children role play as mighty beings to cope with adult strength and to prepare for a tough world, and that early fantasies help shape later kindness and social aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Lyne
Patsy
Moonlit confusion ends in a drunken boast in Central Park
A police officer stops a drunken man peering into a park pond and asks his plan. The man looks at the moon reflected on the water and asks how he ended up on a higher spot, leading to a comic misunderstanding about the moon and his location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officer Quinn
Central Park
Quinn
Luna
Faux Pas Or New Pa At The Players Club
Wealthy widow marries a young rake and at the club her son jokes about the match asking how he likes his new father. He sighs that he means faux pas in a light hearted, social scene from a 1928 syndicated piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Players’ Club
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Sunday meets Coolidge in rare White House visit pose
A photographer captures evangelist Billy Sunday departing the White House after a brief call on President Coolidge. The scene shows Sunday in a lively, enthusiastic stance unusual for a political visit, reflecting his larger‑than‑life public persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barleycorn
Billy Sunday
White House
Sunday
President Coolidge
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