The Amarillo Globe description and subscription rates
The Amarillo Globe published as a newspaper with origin details. It lists founding and mail dates, office location at 6th and Fillmore, and that it is published evenings except Saturday in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. Subscription rates appear for local carriers with multiple price points.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Flood control plans loom for Mississippi basin
President Coolidge weighs Flood Control Commission findings as Congress contemplates new legislation and heavy spending to fortify the Mississippi basin and its tributaries. Officials warn that major inundation risks require decisive, nationwide action despite high costs.
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Mississippi
Coolidge
Flood Control Commission
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Guiding Your Child by Mrs Agnes Lyne on obedience
Clear simple commands help children understand limits and act on them. A child like Joseph or Mary Alice responds when shown exactly what is expected, one instruction at a time, avoiding misinterpretation and frustration. Obedience requires patient training since it is not instinctive.
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Agnes Lyne
Joseph
Mary Alice
Frank
Flavia
Janet
Weill
Bachelor renounces marriage after 38 years
A conversation in Tit Bits reveals a man named Jack declaring he has lived as a bachelor for 38 years and intends to continue his single life. The exchange shows his surprised partner reacting to the decision.
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Jack
Hair 18 Concealed Hats Dominate Fall Styles
Fall millinery hides hair with brim emphasis. Hats obscure the coiffure yet the brims draw attention, keeping the overall look lively without revealing hair.
New Lative Materials for Military Headgear Previewed
New fabrics for mil linery include velour hatter's plush and machine beavers. Fur hats are expected to rise in popularity as designers showcase long-haired textiles.
Make-Up "77 Read This First" Chapter Sparks Romance
Janet Mary James pursues stage dreams in New York meets Dr. Ballard Riley and Flavia Marlowe. Flavia counsels love’s fragility, urging Janet to seize thrills while wary of lasting marriage, revealing Flavia’s three marriages and disillusionment.
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Janet Mary James
New York
Janet
Ballard Riley
Ballard
Flavia Marlowe
Sir Henry Martindale
Patty” Bigelow
Flavia
Reno Named for General in Civil War
In Reno Nevada 1928 a visiting writer describes the city named after General Jesse Reno. He notes its river Truckee city layout, divorce tourism, mining roots, Idlewild Park, and a cosmopolitan feel with banks and wide streets.
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Reno
C. O. McIntyre
Nev
Nevada
Sierra Nevada Range
Truckee
Chamber of Commerce
Bret Harte
West
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Mini Novel Excerpt
A mixed item lists crossword clues and a narrative segment. It includes terms like type of singing voice and wild hog, plus a vignette about Janet and Lotus Flower learning music, then meeting Patty Bigelow and a teased continuation. The passage ends with a cliffhanger.
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China
Janet
Lotus
Lotus Flower
Patty Bigelow
Patty
Sheds as blood to find the place of
A garbled list of clues and phrases listing varied terms from shedding blood to recovery and references to rope, block, air, and nursing terms. The fragmentary text hints at a puzzle or dictionary-style word list with numerous definitions and partial phrases.
Elephant parade chaos at barber shop tale told in Maryland
The tale recounts a German circus story about forty elephants led by a head elephant who chased a fired trainer into a Maryland drugstore and barber shop, with the rest of the herd following up the stairs. The narrator Charley Tucker from Ulster County, New York testifies to the event as truth.
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Charley Tucker
Ulster County
New York
Maryland
Whitefoot Mice Seek Safe Home Inside Sugar House
In a Green Forest tale, Whitefoot the Wood Mouse and Mrs. Whitefoot flee Yowler the Bobcat to Farmer Brown's sugar house. They explore, fear predators, and, after obtaining oatmeal, decide to settle and make a nest. The journey unfolds with cautious steps and a close brush with Buster Bear.
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Yowler
Bobcat
Mrs. Whitefoot
Buster Bear
Buster
Sugar House
Whitefoot
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Circulation Department
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the Globe
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Jesse Reno
Fifth Avenue
Idlewild Park
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Riley
Darlin
Missee
Mr. and
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