Amarillo Globe News early 1928 publication note
The Amarillo Globe News announces publication details for 1928, listing founders, publisher and editor Gene Howe, general manager Wilbur C. Hawk, AP affiliation, and circulation rates. It notes independent democratic stance and evening publication schedule with Sunday morning edition.
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Amarillo Globe R
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Hollywood Assault Over Horse Rivalry Sparks War of Wits
The piece recalls a Hollywood incident where a famed cowboy star Tom Mix allegedly had his wife blackened after a rival mocked the horse actor in the era of talking pictures. It notes the stress of star figures amid new film technology and the shift in cinema culture.
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Hollywood
Golden West
Tom Mix
Mr. Mix
Laughing Around the World With Irvin 8 Cobb
A Kentuckian, honored as judge for a match race between two running colts, accepts the role at the fairgrounds. His vision is blurred though his manner remains dignified and his gait steady as the delegation watches.
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Irvin
Cobb
Guiding Your Child The Model Child by Mrs Agnes Lyne
The piece questions parental pursuit of perfection for children. It warns polite manners and flawless reports may reflect pride rather than child welfare and asks if refined speech masks genuine respect for others and true personal growth.
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Agnes Lyne
Janet James and Ballard Riley in a New York studio
Janet Mary James eighteen longs for the stage. Dr Ballard Riley a famed woman hater enters her life with liquor and conflict. After a tense visit he protects her and later sends two dozen white roses greeting Princess in the morning sun. He forgives her.
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Janet Mary James
New York
Janet
Ballard Riley
Ballard
Flavia Marlowe
Sir Henry Martindale
Patty” Bigelow
Flavia
City Chap Lost in Wide Open Songs for Home
McIntyre recounts a California ramble from San Diego toward Los Angeles. The narrator describes a bleak roadside stay at the Blue Front, a shack, wary locals, and a trek past missions, barns, and Graves. He notes exclusive enclaves near San Diego and Ramona’s Broadway fame, ending with a subplot of Janet, Ballard, and a budding but troubled romance.
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California
San Diego
Los Angeles
Blue Front
Times Square
Ricketts
Old One
Crossword Puzzle Author and 5-letter end en
A mixed crossword puzzle puzzle with clues on authorship and boating history. It asks for the author of A Doll's House and a five letter word ending in en for No 43 horizontal, plus numerous classic crossword clues from 1 to 41 and more. The passage also includes an ongoing fiction excerpt about Janet, Ballard Riley and Flavia with romantic intrigue.
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Janet
Ballard
Flavia
Ramona
Broadway
West Sith Street
New York
Greenwich Village
John Fitch
Brazil
Ballard Riley
Yesterday's Answer Doll's House 5 Loose sleeveless coat
A filled crossword style clue list with multiple numbered items seeks terms for various definitions. Answers include famous Greek geom., toward sea, scatter hay, and other common words such as ancient, touch, and writing implement, forming a broad vocabulary puzzle.
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Australia
Questions on Child Discipline and Genuine Growth
The piece questions whether outward obedience stems from fear or genuine self control. It warns coercion harms spirit, causing hidden resentment or later selfish, irritable behavior. Parents should accept imperfect performance and focus on real effort and the child’s inner goodness.
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse Confronts Fearful Escape Plan
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse fears Spooky the Owl and grapples with staying safe near Green Forest. He contemplates moving to Farmer Brown’s sugar house to avoid Bobcat and Weasel threats, arguing the Sugar maples hide a safer refuge. The pair then debates moving to the Briar patch or Old Orchard before deciding to relocate.
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Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Spooky the Owl
Green Forest
Peter Rabbit
Green Meadows
Briar Patch
Bobcat
T. W. Burgess
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New Mexico
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the Globe
United States
Williamstown Institute of Politics
William E. Dunn
Haiti
Latin America
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
James
Sir Henry
Janie
Esther
Arms
C. McIntyre
Notary Publics
Grossmont
Mme. Schuman-Heink
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Owen Wister
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Whitefoot the Wood Mouse
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