Amarillo Wins Bid for 1930 Baptist Convention
Amarillo was awarded the 1930 Baptist General Convention of Texas after a delegation of six led by Tom Cotten Dr J E Nunn and other Amarillo pastors presented the invitation in Beaumont. Waco had also bid while Amarillo expected to lose but hoped to secure future meetings. The convention could bring about 4000 attendees and mark a historic event for the city.
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Amarillo
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Tulsa
Water Works Association
Tom Cotten
Waco
Baylor
Baptist General Convention
British propaganda links women to empire cohesion
The article argues Britain fears public apathy toward colonization and notes Dame Meriel Talbot claims historical declines of Egypt Rome and Spain stem from lacking female colonizers. It contrasts with claims that Canada Australia New Zealand and South Africa prosper when women work beside men as empire builders.
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Great Britain
England
Meriel Talbot
Overseas Settlement Department
London
Egypt
Rome
Spain
Dame Talbot
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
New World
Guiding Nour Child ax The Negative Mood
Agnes Lyne explains how persistent negativism in children often follows strict discipline. A common tactic is to offer the opposite of the demanded action, adapted to the child’s development, which can prompt cooperation and reduce resistance. Practical examples include prompting with opposites to favor orderly mealtime and carrot acceptance.
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Johnny
Frances
Brookhart Testimony Draws Courthouse Crowd
Senator Smith Wildman Brookhart appears before the District of Columbia grand jury to discuss alleged Wall Street booze parties. Reporters note the spectacle of flashbulbs and cameras as Brookhart, coatless, carries a brown envelope into the courthouse in a cold morning proceeding.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Smith Wildman Brookhart
District of Columbia
Wall Street
Curtis
Senate
Iowa
Bithe Luxury Husband Synopsis
Barbara injures her ankle when her horse falls at a water-jump after a fox hunt. Rey flees to London leaving only a brief note promising a return in a few days. Barbara hides her hurt and acts cheerful while longing for Rey to come back. A midnight treasure hunt with Henderson reveals a puzzle and its solution.
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Barbara
Henderson
Rey
London
Ray
Moonlit Abbey Night Sparks Romance and Doubt
Barbara confesses loneliness at an inn after a party. Henderson proclaims love and urges more than friendship. Ray’s absence and Major Perkins’ rumor fuel Barbara’s inner turmoil as they explore the ruin under a moonlit sky.
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Trow Abbey
Thora Davy
Barbara
Hendy
Ray
Henderson
Pye
Major Perkins
Crossword Clue Ends The Case At The Blue Boar Inn
Barbara and Henderson sit in the Blue Boar Inn parlor at 3 o clock puzzled by a final clue a crossword puzzle. The proprietor sets before them two triple guns and the clue. Barbara wanders the room admiring stuffed birds and shell gaskets as Henderson solves the puzzle.
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Barbara
Henderson
Blue Boar Inn
Senator Brookhart Confronted by Photo Campaign in Corridor
In a crowded corridor scene Senator Brookhart meets District Attorney Rover. A photographer-driven ambush erupts as flashbulbs blaze, leaving the room smoky and forcing a posed outdoor shoot after the encounter. Movie crews press for outside action.
Iowa Senator Brookhart Teases Grand Jury Photo Session
Iowa senator Brookhart spent about 15 minutes in the grand jury room with District Attorney Rover amid claims of secrecy. He exited with Rover, posed for photographers, and joked about contempt of court while still holding his brown envelope.
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Iowa
Grand Jury
Wall Street
Brookhart
Rover
Barbara and Ray Reach Happy Ending in Tomor Row
Barbara and Ray clash in a stormy scene but move toward a hopeful, reconciled ending as the installment advances.
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Barbara
Ray
Advertising by Yearly Contract in School Press
Stanley Marsh of THE SANDSTORM reports on a letter to Mrs. James L. Quicksall about ads in the paper. The piece notes reader interest in securing contract advertising and outlines potential coverage for the December School Press Review.
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Stanley Marsh
School Press Review
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Columbia University
New York
James L. Quicksall
Review
Crossword Puzzle Mostly Short Words Horizo
Puzzle clues and answers list with scattered word meanings and numbers for a crossword grid. Includes entries like Slipped Work a genius Snare Fairy Obstructs To value and other scattered hints across many rows.
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Horizo
All Night Telegraph Service In New York Department Stores
A bustling New York scene notes an all night telegraph wire service for department stores enabling after closing orders to arrive with the first morning delivery. It contrasts shopping life with hints of luxury, crime, and social chatter surrounding Broadway and Fifth Avenue.
West Side Flatsdale Tale Reveals Vanished Dream Palace
A dilapidated west side apartment once tied to a deflowered Broadway rose rotted away after heavy losses and was torn down, now housing a garage. A famed aging theatrical producer lives in royal fantasy, craving flattery and noble servility while dining alone in pomp. The writer laments romantic flamboyance and recalls youthful fantasies of swashbuckling glory, with a quip about West 47th Street flappers and leather-strapped jolts. The piece self-identifies with a 1929 copyright notice.
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New York
Jane Cowl
Keigh Hor
Gil Boag
Joe Williams
Clay Morgan
Phil Plant
Helen Gould
Henry Blackman Sell
Chicago
Ill
Duke” Herrick
Fifth Avenue
Billie Burke
David Belasco
Montgomery Ward Toyland Opens Saturday Fun for Kids
The News Globe reports Toyland at Montgomery Ward and Company opens this morning with a wide toy selection. The first 500 children visiting Toyland tomorrow receive a free toy.
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Toyland
Montgomery Ward and Company
News-Globe
De Witt D Wise Seeks Article Contract for REVIEW
Assistant Editor De Witt D Wise asks to publish an article outlining methods and requests a copy of the contract a print advertising manager and any other reproducible features for the Press Review. The request emphasizes professional courtesy and access to related materials.
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DE Witt D. Wise
The
Press Review
Roosevelt says he is mother of four in San Juan
Governor Roosevelt tells San Juan audience he is the mother of four children. He avoids notes and speaks extemporaneously in Spanish, occasionally embarrassing himself with informal remarks.
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San Juan
Roosevelt
Burgess Bedtime Stories Barks and Tricks
In the Orchard Unc Billy Possum hides under an apple tree as Flip the Terrier and Bowser the Hound raise a ruckus. Farmer Brown's Boy exits to investigate the noisy scene and wonders what has spooked the dogs.
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Farmer Brown
Flip
Unc
Billy Possum
Billy
Bowser
T. W. Burgess
Legion Plans Christmas Charity Drive in Hanson City
The Christmas Activities Committees of Hanson Post American Legion and its Auxiliary mapped a citywide event to aid the needy. A big tree, toy and clothing distribution, and a barbecue on Christmas Eve are planned with food baskets and repairs of donated toys. The Coo Coo Noodle Club funds the effort, and local merchants are asked to contribute.
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Hanson Post
The
American Legion
Legion
Santa Claus
Manual Training Department
Bill Campbell
KGRS
A. Petersen
Legion Ecommitete
Will N. Benton
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Amarillo Daily News
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Guiding
Nour Child_ax
Mrs
Agnes Lyne
Washington Day Book
District Attorney’s Office
Him
Rush
Bithe
Order of Merit
Oscar
Dial Press
0. C. Mintyre
Rothstein
Broadway
Far Sway Mexican Ranch
West 47Th Street
Harry Thaw
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Montgomery Ward
Thornton W. Burgess Farmer Brown’s Boy
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