Amarillo Globe Establishes Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 26, 1924, entered as second-class matter February 20, 1924, at Amarillo Texas post office. It is published evenings except Saturday in connection with the Amarillo Daily News, by Ciobe-News Publishing Co, 6th and Fillmore.
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Overdriving and life saving on city roads
A discussion on highway safety notes overdriving as the main cause of accidents and urges drivers to match speed to lighting and turning points. It recounts Freddie Eaton’s rescue by his mother and grandfather after a near drowning, highlighting quick action and life saving. Colonel Leonard P. Ayres warns of a potential fall in construction and steel demand due to a drop in corporate bond issuance amid high interest rates.
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Shana HIS OWN INTERESTS
Mrs Agnes Lyne cautions against steering children into careers to satisfy parental ambitions. A mother pressures a four year old toward piano lessons in hopes of a musician future, risking lifelong frustration if the child lacks genuine talent. Children must discover their own true bent through their own interests.
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Broadway Nightmare Love Triangle In Janet James Tale
Janet James, an aspiring stage star, navigates romance with Ballard Riley and rivalry from Fladine Deslys as press and a missing ring threaten to upend her Broadway debut in a 1920s style melodrama. A detective arrest twist and Chinatown gossip amplify the scene.
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Modern Pepys Bathing in Cold Water and Crime Gossip
A satirical diary style piece describes a brisk bath in cold water and socializing with urban elites, including Ed C Hill and a gondola of New York figures. It trails into a catalog of city crime hotspots and a glimpse of stage stars E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe, plus a detective bureau scene involving Flodine and Miss Deslys.
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John N. Wheeler
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Crossword Puzzle Features Short Words And Clues
Short word crossword puzzle with horizontal clues listed from 1 to 23 including festival toothed cutting implement Polynesian chestnut greedy devoured eons disembarkation two thousand pounds emulates opposite of a weather to finish otherwise arid beer. Deslys is described as closely related to the word red with an ger. A dramatic scene follows with a confrontation about Janet James and a threat to break a neck as the story continues.
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Laughing Around the World with Irvin Cobb
In a small southern town two men named James Brown mingle as a real estate agent and a clergyman. After the clergyman dies, the survivor travels to Florida and wires his wife. A telegram meant for her ends up with the deceased clergyman’s widow describing a hot arrival and a mistaken message to James.
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Jerry Muskrat Builds a Big House and Keeps Working
In a tale from 1928, Jerry Muskrat refuses discouragement as he constructs a large waterlogged home. He continually adds rushes and mud, tolerating roof settlement and adjusting interior space, while Rattles the Kingfisher notes the winter ahead. Jerry proclaims work brings happiness and comfort regardless of weather.
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Chicago Birth Rate Down Death Rate Up
Chicago health statisticians note a declining birth rate and rising death rate as marriages fall, questioning future population growth. From 1920 to 1927 Chicago added about 486,307 people. births per 1000 declined from 27 in 1899 to 19.6 in 1927. marriages dropped from 43,119 in 1923 to 40,688 in 1927.
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Fragmented Crossword Inspired Definitions List
Yesterday's Answer 25 Act of aiching 29 Tribunals 32 Seasoned 36 Cry of pity 87 Quantity 39 To relieve 40 Stringed instrument 41 Wing part of a seed 42 43 45 46 47 48 10 90 we 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 83 84 35 38 Yo sittle Heavenly body Egg of a louse Composition for one voice Snake like fish Totaled Mesh of lace Rose breasted cockatoo Pertaining to grandparents Faced as inner part of a coat The common viper To satiate Made reparations To proceed on one's way To untwist as knitting Nimble Tiny golf mounds Valuable property Sweet potato Constellation Rolled up Small body of land Mental physical or material condition To recoil Dishonest Amount at which a person fa rnted with reference to assessment Employer Not so much The claw of a bird of prey 4 Railway station Fetid
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