State approves 260000 for Potter County road widening
Appropriations totaling 260000 have been approved by the state highway department to widen and rebuild Potter County paved roads. The funds are available and work could begin, pending additional right-of-way. County officials and chamber committees have pressed for access, with the expectation of employing 100 or more workers and stimulating local trade. The Globe urges urgent public action to secure the right of way and start the project.
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State Highway Department
Potter County
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
An English court bustles with a hat rule and insult
An English magistrate berates a young woman witness for not wearing a hat, denying her expenses and scolding her as an insult to the court. The incident highlights court decorum and gendered expectations in Victorian style journalism.
Egyptian King and Crossword Clues Puzzle
A historical crossword style page lists Across clues including Egyptian king, small island, and beverage, with several Down clues such as beetles and river in Egypt. The grid references and scattered word hints point to a dense, era-appropriate puzzle featuring names, places, and terms from antiquity and general vocabulary.
Nothing Venture by no Wentworth Chapter 30 Crash and Clue
Nan mourns her husband Jervis after a cliff edge crash as Ferdinand questions a spate of accidents. The trio returns to the Tetterleys then ponder why car failures and mishaps recur, with Walters cited as a possible saboteur.
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Nan
Jervis
Robert Leonard
Rosamund Carew
Ferdinand
Croyston
Tetterleys
Leonard
Walters
Robert Ard
F. F
Eisenthal
Risenthal
Knife Drama in Paris Dives into Bastille Alley Fight
The reporter guides Harry Silvey through Paris slums in a knife bout at Le Pavillon with Droopy Eye injured. then shifts to street scenes, Chinois pedicure parlors, and a vaudeville of Parisian life including Pierre the cabbie, dog observations, and a boast about a fancy blue red handkerchief.
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O. O. McIntyre
Paris
Harry Silvey
Rue de Lappe
Bastille
Droopy
Silvey
Weaning as a gradual process counsel by Dr Copeland
Dr Copeland outlines a gradual weaning plan starting around the eighth or ninth month, avoiding hot weather, and using a physician guided approach. He notes that sudden changes harm infants, recommends bottle use after the second month, introducing solid foods early, and weighing the child regularly to monitor progress.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Beauty School Boom Draws in Traffic Cops and Socialites
Winifred Black surveys a New York beauty school offering lectures on smiles hair care and grooming from toenail polish to eyebrow shaping. The piece notes odd crowd mix including older women young girls and more than a dozen traffic cops attracted to the glamour and potential social ascent.
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New York City
Officer
Marcelle
King Features Syndicate, Inc
The Young Grouse Ignore Warnings in Green Forest
Thornton W. Burgess presents a fable where eight young grouse mock elder warnings about a hunter with a gun. Mrs and Thunderer Grouse reflect on youth’s heedlessness and the danger of the season, admitting past folly but hoping for better judgment in time.
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Thunderer the Grouse
Green Forest
Mrs. Grouse
Thunderer
Jack Benny to Move From WJZ NBC to WABC CBS October 30
New York reports Jack Benny will switch from WJZ NBC to WABC CBS on October 30 as part of a five one following Parade of States musical series. The schedule details two more programs and the territorial and national focus weeks plan broadcasts across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC networks.
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Glenn Frank
McClure
Russ Murphy
Ray Senusky
Cure
The
Globe News
Associated Press
WEAF
NBC
WJZ
Roosevelt
Albany
WABC
CBS
New York
Jack Benny
Wjz-Nbc
Wabc-Cbs
United States
Shilkret
Vincent Lopez
Sam
Burns and Allen
Guy Lombardo
Jack Little
Isham Jones
Sherlock Holmes
Sodero
Warning About Stranger in the Green Forest
In a tale from 1932 Burgess I the grouse debate a mysterious stranger seen near their haunts. Some fear hunting season dangers and predators like Reddy Fox and Hooty the Owl, while others doubt the threat and cling to familiar feeding places. The story end hints at a forthcoming next tale, The Poacher.
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Mrs. Grouse
Grouse
Green Forest
Reddy Fox
Hooty the Owl
T. W. Burgess
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