Torreblanca Mexican Orchestra Opens Amarillo Season
Juan Torreblanca's Tipica Orchestra of Mexico returns to the United States on a second tour, appearing in Amarillo for Friday matinee and night performances as part of the Artist Course season. Maria Romero soprano Jose de Arracharra and Los Trovadores de Bajio shine as soloists with spicy ranchero dances by Lupe and Rico.
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Tia
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Los Trovadores de Bajio
Lupe
Rico
Mexico City
What Education Costs Us
Glenn Frank surveys national views on education expenditures and presents 1928 figures from the National Education Association. He notes total tax supported school spending at 2.74 percent of income, with 2.44 percent on elementary and secondary schools and 0.30 percent on tax funded colleges and universities. Copyright McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Babe in Milwaukee After Inquest and Escape From Love
Babe spends a tense night in sheriff's quarters as inquest reveals Forseith’s death. Pete and Violet attend. Babe faces heartbreak, vows to forget him, and plans to start anew in Milwaukee while paying for a rental car loss. A roving reader notes a mysterious visitor at her hotel, heightening her ordeal.
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Central Park Breathing Spotform Recalled In Vivid Portrait
In a lyrical tour of Central Park, the author depicts its varied scenes from pastoral livestock to moonlit paths. The piece blends nostalgia with urban noise, noting Roosevelt’s statue absence and a dramatic confrontation between Babe and Mr. Jones over love and class expectations.
How It Began series invitation from The Globe
A note invites readers to suggest how phrases began. Ross Murphy will illustrate responses in a forthcoming Globe series, with callers asked to share ideas about specific customs or sayings and join the discussion tomorrow at Hob Nob.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Yesterday’s Page
A crossword puzzle page fragment lists twelve across clues and vertical entries including To give ear to and Enchante ments with an array of numbered hints such as Wine vessel Blemish Paradise and related on the mother s side. The garbled text preserves entries like Lamp Grain Nose of beast and Prophet among others.
Black Pussy Eats Hidden Food In Family Pantry
A thin hungry cat named Black Pussy steals a chicken leg from the pantry while Farmer Brown's Wife suspects someone is stealing her cat's meals. Flashing between mischief and hunger, the story hints Flip the dog as a possible thief as Jimmy Skunk grows fatter from easy meals.
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Prince Albert of Belgium Works in American Rail Shops and Mines
King Albert of Belgium dressed in overalls and labored in American railroad shops and mines. He also built an airplane and repairs his own car in a workshop near the royal palace.
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