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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1928
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details and subscription rates. It lists evenings publication except Saturdays, Sunday morning edition, and office address at 6th and Fillmore. Rates shown include local carrier and mail options.
The author argues that despite limited political power, George the Fifth embodied a unifying symbol for the British empire. He contends a monarch fulfills a deep human need for leadership and collective identity, keeping the nation cohesive through war, famine, and unrest.
Gilbert Swan notes a disturbing trend of wealthy men hiring gunmen to protect them amid racketeering pressure. Virgil Jordan calls current prosperity mostly a mindset, an illusion fed by abnormal financial conditions, warning the stock boom may prove whether underlying conditions are sound.
The article argues scolding is largely useless and damages parent child rapport. It advises calm specific feedback tied to actions and stresses daily home behavior shapes growth more than nagging. It notes a practical example of a late dinner and stresses organized, friendly home life, plus a note on Peru proposing a new railway at 30 million dollars.
Dixie Dugan nights in Atlantic City swirl with romance and drama as Jimmy Doyle, Jack Milton, and Denny Kerrigan mix in a tangled tale. Dixie confesses a wild evening, a distant lover, and a sobering glow of heartbreak amid nightlife excess.
The Encyclopedia of Social Sciences will publish its first volume early in 1929 as the start of a fifteen volume reference work. Editors include Dr Edwin R A Slegiman as editor in chief and Dr Alvin S Johnson as managing editor from the New School for Social Research.
New York eccentric musings describe curb loafers with sailor tags and deep cigarette drags awaiting breaks. The piece lists society figures, fashion notes, Montreal as a weekend draw, and a humorous take on Broadway life and critics.
Seventeen Americans and eleven foreign representatives form the advisory board for a planned encyclopedia produced by seven national associations. Sixty? two scholars from Europe and the United States collaborate with funds from private foundations including Laura Spellman Rockefeller and the Russell Sage Foundation. The first volume will publish about 10 million words at an estimated cost of $1,000,000 and will include a substantial introduction to social sciences.
Buster Bear contemplates returning to a farm pig pen after stealing a pig and enjoying a full stomach. He weighs risk versus appetite, spots the farm from a hill, then heads back toward the woods, deciding sleep may be safer than chasing fresh pork. The tale notes a potential repeat of daring, with caution returning as a factor.
Puzzle lists short gentle vocabulary with several six and seven letter words. Clues include terms like a small bunch of straw peruse crawl in to murmur as a cat and rail bird with historical social science encyclopedia topics across economics sociology history politics and ethics.
Madison reports that Wisconsin farmers waste more than 1 million dollars yearly on fraudulent remedies for livestock diseases. The Wisconsin Livestock Breeders and Veterinary Medical associations push state legislation to curb deceptive cures. Dr Beach notes no guaranteed medicines exist for hog cholera, fowl cholera, tuberculosis, or paralysis.
Yesterday's Answer lists a numbered set of crossword clues with solutions for both Across and Down including terms like Amatory, Jockey, Tooth, Eccentric wheel, and Native metal, plus several others such as Tid y and Arm of the ocean. The grid references VERTICAL and the sequence cover a broad range of definitions.
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