Rates for Amarillo Globe combined with Daily News service
The notice outlines subscription options for The Amarillo Globe with The Amarillo Daily News, including one week and monthly rates, and a one year price. It requests readers contact The News-Globe if delivery is missed by 8 o'clock p.m. and provides a delivery telegram contact. It lists regional pricing for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico and specifies monthly annual and half year terms.
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Auto Slaughter Continues
The Globe notes the nation’s highway dead tally exceeds 100 weekly across 30 states, criticizing the lack of action on auto traffic reform. It laments missing driver license and inspection standards, arguing dangerous, unregulated driving persists and causes preventable deaths.
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Air travel safety urged after Wyoming plane crash
An editorial urges a full public investigation into the Wyoming plane crash that killed 12, noting the night was clear and the pilot reported all well minutes before the crash. It stresses frank disclosure of findings to reassure travelers and prevent perceived inherent dangers in air travel.
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The Sabotage of Self Reliance by State Power
Glenn Frank warns that social agencies face funding struggles as a shift from private to public initiative expands. He argues a worldwide trend toward government salvation erodes self reliance, risking a nation that acts through state agents and taxes rather than individual effort.
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Blue Door Ra A Novel Scene In Worthville
Ruth Woodson age nineteen seeks shelter from a storm in a stone house with a blue door in Worthville. Bertha Gibbs aka Penny suspects Ruth is Elaine Chalmers. Ruth pretends to be Elaine while John McNeill, her childhood love, plans to visit Washington for a family emergency.
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Bushmen’s swift springbok lore and a Washington departure
A fragmented tale blends Bushmen superstition about the swift springbok affecting prey speed with Ruth confronting unexpected news. Bertha reveals John McNeill and his mother left for Washington, prompting Ruth to face betrayal, sleeplessness, and a midnight library encounter with an ominous crumpled note in Silas Hunter’s house.
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Word Builder Mystery Fragments In Teen Era Tale
A cryptic scene unfolds with a liner nearing port and a teen perspective on important occasions. Ruth explores a hall as an unseen presence lingers, crumpled paper found in a bronze basket sparks a calm yet tense mood.
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Quaker Estate Worth Vast Riches in New Jersey
A sprawling Quaker estate of the Lippincotts claims 148000 acres in New Jersey with 50 miles from Philadelphia. The land, once assembled by a Wharton to generate hydro power, remains largely self supporting through cranberry revenue. The manor houses a feudal tower and remnants of a Revolutionary War forge.
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Bedtime Stories Featuring Black Pussy and Striped Chipmunk
Black Pussy, well fed by Farmer Brown, hunts Striped Chipmunk from the Old Stonewall. Chipmunk taunts her, calling the chase unfair as he hides among stones and grass. The cat endures patience while awaiting a chance to strike, but Chipmunk refuses to stay down. The scene ends with a tense moment as Black Pussy observes from the wall.
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Noise Curbs Tactics Spur London Law and Public Health
An anti noise movement led by Lord Horder presses for quieter cities. London enforces a law banning horn blowing between 11 p m and 6 a m, while American cities debate similar limits. The piece notes hearing protection, health impacts, and prevention over cure, and briefly shifts to unrelated fiction featuring Striped Chipmunk and a dog.
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School Days and Curious Qs On Snakes and Sequences
A user asks about a flying snake and other trivia. No flying snakes exist in ordinary sense. they glide. The flying snake is a tree-dwelling constrictor from Asia. A sequin is a Venetian gold coin first minted ~1280, worth about nine shillings. James Madison was the first president to wear long trousers regularly as President.
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American envoy puzzle answer and clues
A cryptic crossword style puzzle entry listing horizontal and vertical clues about a U S diplomat and related terms. The grid references include terms for clothing, body parts, actions, and locations, with several garbled lines suggesting a multilingual or mis OCR source.
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