Amarillo Globe and Independent Democratic Newspaper
The Amarillo Globe prints on October 9, 1928, with details on publication format, staff, and press affiliations. It notes evening issues except Sundays, billing The Globe-News Publishing Co. and states support for what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Associated Press
THE
Globe 8
Independent Democratic Newspaper
Moron theory sparks debate on civilization's future
Dr. C E A Winslow argues high grade morons are a necessary break in routine for civilization, while opponents warn against downgrading education and ambition. The piece notes democracy, labor, and political power would suffer if society accepted widespread contentment with dull work.
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C. E. A. Winslow
Yale Medical School
Winslow
Dr. Winslow
America
Punishment and Child Methods in Modern Parenting
An essay argues punishment should not reflect parental anger. It urges self-control and measured penalties tied to disobedience, not revenge. It notes books cannot replace calm guidance and warns against punitive measures that harm trust and promote resentment.
Janet James becomes Mary Odette in Pittsburgh move
Janet Mary James, an eighteen year old Broadway star, flees New York with Lotus Flower and Denny Reilly to Pittsburgh to seek a quiet life and work. She plans to hide her public past and assumed name while seeking employment and a home, leaving Ballard Riley behind.
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Janet Mary James
New York
Mort Goldstein
Ballard Riley
Ballard
Janet
Patty” Bigelow
Lotus Flower
Pittsburgh
Denny Reilly
Denny
Bob Carney
Jack Roberts
Corrne
Impos
Lotus
Charley Sing Lee
Wiley Avenue
Janet James
Mary Odette
Travelers’ Aid
East End
Broadway
Scandia
Hidden Meyerbeer Opera May Never Be Published
Berlin reports the discovery of an unknown Meyerbeer opera based on the Judith story. The manuscript is held by the composer’s estate, revealed by Baroness Andrian, daughter of Meyerbeer, who is approaching her centenary.
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Meyerbeer
Berlin
Giacomo Meyerbeer
Judith I
Andrian
Social gate crashers and New York high society contrasts
New York readers learn of summer social gate crashers in affluent suburban villages, the lavish party culture, ruined plans, and the social striving of outsiders. The piece highlights aristocratic snobbery, private detectives for scandal, and a carnival of wealth versus status. It also references a Broadway social hierarchy and a hat store act of quick service. An unrelated testament tale about Meyerbeer descendants closes the passage.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Efficiency
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Back to Back for a Muskrat Dinner
Johnny Chuck and Jerry Muskrat with Mrs Muskrat unite to thwart Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy in a tense standoff. They keep back to back to deter the foxes while plotting to draw the Muskrats toward water. Patience and teamwork may yield a safe meal for the Muskrat trio.
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Reddy Fox
Jerry Muskrat
Mrs. Muskrat
Mrs. Reddy
Reddy
Johnny Chuck
Johnny
Jerry
Muskrats
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Clue Turned on Historic Duel Theme
A crossword puzzle includes a notable early American history duel clue for 49 horizontal. Other clues range from discoverer of North America in 1497 to sorceress of myth and terms like foretoken suture and minor note. Additional entries ask for scale degree seventh note and others including Florida naming and Moses commandments count.
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North America
Porto Rico
Florida
Moses
Alexander Hamilton
Yesterday's Answer 49 51 52 Quiz Clue Puzzle
BISMARCK ND The homestead er of settler days obtained his land on a government permit and held it with his long range rifle. Cattlemen today incorporate their land capitalize and bond themselves agai Mosses state records show.
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Bismarck
N. D
Laughing Around the World With Irvings Cobb
A fragment from Dwight Taylor recounts a Scottish magistrate questioning a ragged wanderer about his Edinboro University bound brother. The exchange highlights Scotland's reverence for education and ends with a punchline about a brother who does nothing, “born with two heads.”
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Irvings
Cobb
Dwight Taylor
University of Edinboro
Scotland
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
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BY Mail Daily
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Montreal Journal
London
Westmin
Abbey
Arthur Conan Doyle
England
Agnes Lyne
Nellie
N.Y. Summers
Rat and Mrs. Muskrat
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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