The Amarillo Globe historic notice and pricing details
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details dating from 1974 with staff credits Publsher Geng Rowe and General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk. It lists subscription rates for carriers and mail, delivery service norms, and cross-publication with The Amarillo Daily News.
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Wilbbur C. Hawk
Road safety and license laws urged to curb highway deaths
The Globe argues for stricter driver licensing as a remedy to rising Panhandle Plains highway fatalities. It cites year to date death tolls, warns against drunken and reckless driving, and notes past figures such as one million injuries and 26 000 deaths in 1924, urging states to curb unsafe operation.
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Panhandle Plains
Rome Stirs Over Ethiopian Prank By American Visitor
The incident in Rome involved Jimmy Donahue leaning from a hotel window and shouting Long live Ethiopia, then spraying soda on marching Fascists. Romans reportedly responded with bafflement at the motives of a wealthy American youth with money and leisure, noting such behavior is rare among locals.
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Rome
Ethiopia
New York
Edna Ferber
Ivar Kreuger
Park Avenue
Kay Brush
Sutton Place
Kathleen Norris
Palo Alto
Zane Grey
Tyrol
Lew Wallace
Indiana
Joseph Hergesheimer
Philadelphia
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Mediterranean
Warns Against Freezing Output Level and Living Standards
Column argues for higher wages shorter hours and lower prices to sustain a growing economy. It contends that shortening the workweek in exact proportion to efficiency gains would halt national production at 1918 levels and curb living standards. The author supports moving toward a shorter week while financing higher mass living standards through increased productivity.
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United States
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Ruth and Penny Hostage in Worthville Mystery
Ruth Woodson hides as Elaine Chalmers in a stormbound stay at a stone house in Worthville. Penny Gibbs, the caretaker, grows secretive after a door knock, while Ruth contemplates fleeing to Cleveland but remains tied to John McNeill as Crosstown entanglements unfold.
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Worthville
Bertha Gibbs
Penny
Ruth
Elaine Chalmers
John McNeill
Elaine
Graycastle College
John Smith
Cleveland
John
Worthyvile
Flaine Chalmers
John McNue
Cope
Crowe
Bolse F
Amd
Tione Hotel
Pittsburgh
Hunter
Storie in Stamps by J S Nein
The stamp features Jane Addams, founder of Hull House, famed for aiding the poor in Chicago. It notes her humanitarian work and mentions the 1971 Nobel Peace Prize, alongside a reference to international stamp preservation.
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Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Cid
Simelar
Manet
Rumors and ads mix in storefront chatter about fashion
A friend notes ordinary people and even the supernatural can acquire a car during a storm, while women prefer side saddle despite riding habits seeming dear. She reads ads and trades at a shop where a suit seen is described as asthide.
Striped Chipmunk Stows Wet Seeds in Underground Storeroom
In Thornton W Burgess bedtime tale, Striped Chipmunk discovers wet watermelon seeds on a stone near Farmer Brown. He worries others may find them, pockets seeds in his cheeks, and builds a dry underground storeroom for future beechnuts and cherry pits.
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Chipmunk
Munk
Health talk on motherhood advances over 25 years
Dr. John S. Fairbanks outlines major gains in obstetrics locating early care for expectant mothers, infection control in delivery rooms, and cancer prevention through early detection. He notes eclampsia progress but acknowledges unresolved causes. The piece also includes a children's tale about a striped chipmunk and seeds.
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John S. Fairbanks
British College of Obstetricians
Fairanks
Ibid meaning and early explorations trivia
The passage asks what ibid means, answers In the same place, and asks if Sir Walter Raleigh visited America noting he never set foot on the North American mainland. It also lists Pepi II’s reign as the longest, ruling about 91 years from age six beginning circa 2566 B C.
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Walter Raleigh
America
North America
Pepi II
Egypt
Communist Commander and Related Clues Puzzle
A word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with definitions and cross references. The grid appears to include terms for military leaders, measurements, objects, positions, and language notes across multiple numbered entries. The excerpt shows numerous entries such as 1 Communistic military commander and 10 Noise and 11 Gems of palms, with other cross references like 53 Play on words and 66 Indian coin.
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