The Amarillo Globe Subscription Details and La Guardia Praise
The Amarillo Globe advertises subscription rates and delivery service terms. An editorial praise of Fiorello La Guardia notes his mandate to clean up New York and restore public trust. The piece also discusses the Blue Eagle NRA symbol and a Gary Indiana business losing, then regaining, customers after its return.
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Tammany Hall
New York
la Guardia
All America
Ohio referendum on old age pension law proves direct democracy
The piece argues the referendum system showed its power in Ohio this fall as an old age pension law, blocked by the legislature for sixteen years, finally passed by 1,386,107 to 526,055 after fraternal, labor and church groups gathered signatures. It contrasts democratic guardianship with distant elites. It then quotes notable figures on democracy and leadership.
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Ohio
Agricultural Adjustment Act Will Decrease Purchasing Power
Glenn Frank argues against the Agricultural Adjustment Act predicting it will reduce national purchasing power. He contends higher costs of living will offset farmer gains and that much farmer income will be spent on debts or creditor interests rather than consumer goods. He favors a national land utilization program to reduce farm output instead.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Outrageous Fortune Amid Hale Place Secrets
Caroline Leigh encounters Susie Van Berg at Peckham Hall as Jin Randall hides with memory loss after six weeks. Susie confesses to fear for Elmer Van Berg and admits a fatal jealousy linked to Jim, hinting at a survival plan amid mounting peril and romance.
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Hale Place
Caroline Leigh
van Berg
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Susie van Berg
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Ussy
Elmer van Berg
Louise
Leigh
Dr Fishbein Warns Against Spitting and Saliva Loss
Dr Morris Fishbein explains saliva's role in digestion and health. He urges avoiding spitting in public and misusing saliva for moistening stamps or money, noting three major salivary glands near the mouth and their ducts.
Body of Clifford To Go to Chicago
The body of Dr. A. M. Clifford, veterinarian slain near Temple, will be sent to Chicago today to be met by relatives who will decide funeral plans. Burial was expected in Ontario. A ticket to accompany the body was bought by Mrs. Emil Schmidt, while Mrs. Will Querner, former Mrs. Schmidt, runs the boardinghouse where Clifford lived. Querner says Clifford claimed he was trying to separate her and her husband, who is jailed in Austin for murder.
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A. M. Clifford
Chicago
Ontario
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Will Querner
Clifford
Austin
Dr. Clifford
Querner
Oklahoma marks 26th birthday of state
In Guthrie Oklahoma observed the state’s anniversary with restrained celebration as citizens paraded and bands played. The text notes Oklahoma achieved statehood in 1907 by Theodore Roosevelt’s proclamation and Guthrie as the original capital.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Theodore Roosevelt
Puppet marionette film debuts as sole cast in I Am Suzanne
Hollywood reports Lilian Harvey stars in I Am Suzanne a novel film in which a complete theater sequence features 1200 marionettes as actors audience and stage. The piece highlights puppets as the first performers and marks a fresh screen direction in motion pictures.
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Suzanne
John Held Jr Remains Same as Ever in New York Scene
In New York on November 17 O. O. McIntyre reflects on John Held Jr and the art and social swirl around Hamburg Marys and Lindy’s Camera Eye. He notes Katharine Brush and others, plus the new cosmopolitan youth Hi Manning, while recalling Kip Rhinelander and the Ku Klux.
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New York
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Katherine Brush
Aubrey Eads
Houston
Texas
Billy Gaxton
Ona Mason
Fannie Hurst
Frank O Crown
Sheridan
Helen Hayes
Shyish
Lily Pons
Eugene O'Neill
al Thomas
Osgood Perkins
John Held, Jr
George Akerson
Hoover
Kip Rhinelander
Ku Klux
East Side
Hi Manning
Bowery
Chinatown
Ghetto
America
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Heart Presented as Evidence in Guzman Death Suit
In Corpus Christi a human heart removed for examination was introduced as evidence in Adelina Guzman's district court suit seeking indemnity for her husband's death. Dr. A E Thayer testified the heart showed unusual strain. Guzman’s counsel argued death was caused by lifting 25 to 35 sacks of coffee weighing about 145 pounds each over 25 minutes.
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Corpus Christi
Adelina Guzman
Guzman
A. E. Thayer
First Protests on Oil Prices Heard
The first protests against proposed oil prices were voiced after Secretary Ickes warned prices likely would not be fixed by December 1. Wyoming leaders Miller and O Mahoney argued the schedules would add 3 to 5 cents per gallon at the pump. Ickes also reported oil stocks held by large firms fell by 776000 barrels to 343,395,000 as of November 11, a daily average decline of about 111000 barrels.
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Ickes
Miller
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Appene
Petroleum Admintrative Board
Baptist Missionary Association Elects Officers
The Baptist Missionary Association elected officers for the coming year. Rev. J. F. Stanley of Arp was named corresponding secretary and will oversee foreign missions. Rev. C. R. Meadow of Dallas was chosen editor of Baptist Progress for a seventh year. Rev. J. H. Harper of Waxahachie was elected manager of the Baptist home.
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Tex
Baptist Missionary Association
J. F. Stanley
Arp
C. R. Meadow
Dallas
Baptist Progress
Meadow
J. H. Harper
Waxahachie
Baptist Home
Bedtime Tales of Nimbleheels and Winter Prep
Timmy the Fly ing Squirrel asks Nimbleheels the Jumping Mouse about winter plans. Nimbleheels explains fattening up and storing seeds while Cousin Whitefoot also stores. Nimbleheels says he will sleep through winter like Johnny Chuck, who hibernates until most of the snow has melted.
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Flying Squirrel
Nimbleheels
Jumping Mouse
Whitefoot
Whitefoot the
Wood Mouse
Timmy the Flying Squirrel
Johnny Chuck
Johnny
Jack Frost
T. W. Burgess
Entertainer Echoes Power of Stage Comedy
Chronicle-like reminiscence notes a sprightly stage comedienne, likened to Charlotte Greenwood, praised for nonsensical humor. Mentions kilns of Variety praise and peers Elizabeth Patterson Dial and Chaplin influence. Includes a 1933 copyright credit.
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Kenneth C. Beaton
Lillie Burke
Charlotte Greenwood
First US telegram and a winter fable exchange
The excerpt asks about the first US telegram sent in 1844 with the message What hath God wrought and recalls a 1933 Burgess story moment featuring Nimbleheels and Timmy debating winter and wakefulness. It blends trivia with a children’s tale fragment and a note about The Two Jumpers.
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United States
Washington
Baltimore
Word Builder Puzzle Fragment by Nancy Morrow
Puzzle item from a newspaper page shows a letter game by Nancy Morrow. It presents a growing word where each step adds a letter while reordering existing ones. The text hints at a man who confuses others yet may reveal expertise as the letters build into a final concept.
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Nancy Morrow
Election night delays due to man leaving to eat
At six o'clock the election was still undecided. One man watched results then caught a boat and went home for dinner. His hunger grew, his meal caused bloating, and he could not return to mark his ballot.
Man of the theater in the picture puzzle tribute
A fictional puzzle page asks who is the man of the theater in the picture and lists related clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It references a famous performer connected to the era with titles, roles, and wordplay about ships, songs, and stage careers.
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Sun God
America
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