The Amarillo Globe Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe founded 1924 published evenings except Saturdays with Amarillo Daily News, Sunday mornings. Address 6th and Fillmore, Amarillo Texas. Includes telephones for news and business, circulation, and subscription rates for various periods.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Telephones News and Business Department
Circulation Department
Amarillo Doughboy Memorial unveiled for Panhandle heroes
The Llano Estacado Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution unveiled Amarillo’s Doughboy Memorial in a Veterans Day observance honoring local World War I heroes. The piece reflects on postwar recovery, Mussolini, and lasting effects of the war with a blend of editorials and a light science note.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Ai- Who
Texas
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A. R. Society
Guiding Your Child to Higher Standards
Mrs. Agnes Lyne suggests balanced praise to raise achievement. Avoid overpraising at six or seven, but praise effort and resulting work while encouraging self-improvement. Highlight real progress, not the child alone, to foster motivation.
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Agnes Lyne
Ben
Dixie Dugan weighs future with four suitors and a stage dream
Dixie writes Sunshine about four men vying for her future and a possible musical career. Jim Doyle writes the life story and a show with Jack Milton finances, Alvarez Romano schemes, and Denny Kerrigan remains eager yet cautious. Dixie teases a return to the stage as tomorrow follows Jimmy’s attempts to market the play.
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Dixie Dugan
Flatbush Avenue
Dixie
Jack Milton
Wall Street
Denny Kerrigan
Indiana
Alvarez Romano
Jimmy Doyle
Sunshine
Charine
Sunshine Dear
Denny
Lathera
Evening Tab
Jack
Romano
Jim
Alvarez
Jimmy
Laughing Around the World: Scotch Jokes by Irvin S. Cobb
A humor collection of short Scottish anecdotes and punchlines. It features a Highlander asking for directions to the Aberdeen Free Press, a doctor exclaiming over a tongue full of splinters, a ten shillings golf match ending with a paralytic stroke, two divers dragging for bodies, and a boarding house roast chicken joke ending in boiled mutton.
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International Story-Tellers’ Union
Aberdeen Free Press
Jack
Jock
Willum
Cavalry Reorganized With Aviation Armored Cars and Tanks
The annual report of Maj. Gen. H. B. Crosby, chief of cavalry, details radical reorganization over the past year. Aviation, armored car and tank units boost fire power while reducing overhead and preserving mobility. The changes include effective anti aircraft units and motor transport replacing animal drawn vehicles. The report predicts improved performance in any future war.
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Washington
H. B. Crosby
Cavalry
Crosby
Delegates at Bucharest Speak French in Continental Congress
French was the official language at the international congress of secondary instruction in Bucharest on November 13. Delegates from Romania, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Germany, England, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, and the United States toasted in French, with Italians loudly insisting on Italian in public. Rumor says Mussolini's reps had to switch to French in private.
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Il Duce
America
Russia
Germany
England
New York
Mussolini
Italy
International News Service
Bucharest
Hotel Hostess Professions Attractive in New York
The piece notes hotel hostess roles attract many graduate women in New York. It highlights the family atmosphere aim, pay ranging from 50 to 150 dollars weekly with free meals and lodging, and duties including entertaining guests, arranging social events, and sometimes matchmaking. It also comments on subway fears, New York’s underground system, and city life developments.
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New York
Money Hotel
Vanderbilt Cruise For Science Purpose
W K Vanderbilt and a party of scientists will depart Miami on November 16 aboard the 213 foot yacht Ara for a round the world deep sea expedition. Accompanying them are Mrs Vanderbilt, her brother Robert Lancaster, John P Greer, P Merillon and Balanski the artist. The voyage will reach Panama Hawaii Borneo India and Indo China with aims of collecting sea life for Vanderbilt's Northport Museum which holds over 2 000 specimens.
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United Press
Miami
Fla
W. K. Vanderbilt
Ara
Vanderbilt
Panama
Hawaii
Borneo
India
Indo-China
Northport
S. I
Galapagos Islands
Sargasso Sea
London Doctors Split Over Deaf Institute Report
London physicians clash over a National Institute for the Deaf study showing nearly one third of England adults have hearing loss. The report sparks debate on hearing health and public policy in the capital.
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Associated Press
London
National Institute For the Deaf
England
Rusty the Fox Squirrel Faces Drowning While Riding Lake Ripples
At a lakeside, Rusty the Fox Squirrel clings to a stick as ripples from Merry Little Breezes grow into dangerous waves. He must swim onward to shore, fearing the water and possible enemies, while paddling frantically toward safety.
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Rusty
Rusty Survives Storm Then Reaches Shore In Canoe
Rusty spots a flat smooth plank that proves a canoe paddle. A man in a strange float catches him as the wind rises. Rusty rides to shore, climbs a tree, and thanks the rescuer, then gazes down in gratitude. This scene preludes The Boy and the Gun.
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Rusty
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Blanks and Clues From Historic Page
Crossword puzzle notes long border words and easy No 1 vertical while No 10 vertical recalled. Horizontal clues cover animals places phrases and common terms including white elephant venerated in country and items like belike to embarrass and written discourse.
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New Mexico
Hudson River
New York City
Walcifiar
Ten Jurors Named for Negro's Trial in Sherman
Ten jurors have been selected in the trial of Silas Jarman alias Eugene Hines for robbery with firearms. The case moved from Cooke county and extra veniremen will be summoned Tuesday morning. Selected jurors include J. F. Armstrong Luella W. Earthman D. H. Hamilton F. J. Dorna Harry T. Cowell F. E. Floyd Roy E. Fitch F. H. Gaines W. S. Kinnard.
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Associated Press
Sherman
Tex
Silas Jarman
Eugene Hines
Cooke County
J. FE. Armstrong
Farmer
Luella
W. I. Earthman
D. H. Hamilton
F. J. Dorna
Harry T. Cowell
F. FE. Floyd
Roy E. Fitch
F. H. Gaines
Whitesboro
W. S. Kinnard
Gunter
Deafness rises with city life and traffic noise
A report on hearing loss notes figures are correct and that deafness is increasing. A renowned surgeon blames modern life, constant city noise, and similar causes for the rise. Also, Budapest schoolgirls must wear a long blue knee length dress with a neck fastening blouse.
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Budapest
Fragmented Quiz: Vocabulary and Historical References
A jumble of clues and partial questions covers geography ancient history and language. Items reference rivers Egyptian kings British leaders and military committee chairs with scattered numbers and fragments.
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