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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
8
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Detroit speech author Thomas F. Logan argues that radio advertising will not replace the printed page. He views broadcasting as a powerful adjunct to newspapers magazines and billboards, extending sales energy rather than substituting foundational printed advertising.
The city commission states the 100000 airport bonds require only a 1.4 cent levy per 100 property value and will retire 2500 annually plus interest. With a 1.35 tax rate for the coming year, funds will cover the issue without tax hikes, assuring voters of an easy Saturday approval.
Philadelphia officials and police are accused by the district attorney of taking bribes from bootleggers as a crime wave rises. The mayor orders the closure of the 13 000 saloons, highlighting alleged collusion and weak enforcement of Prohibition. Governor Smith’s stance on such conditions could influence voters in the upcoming election.
The piece argues public rebukes harm a child’s spirit and self respect. It cites examples of John Betty and Billy and urges tactful private correction to improve manners and avoid shaming a child in front of others. It stresses patient training over harsh public critique.
A young actress Janet Mary James seeks stardom influenced by opera lineage. In New York she meets Dr Ballard Riley and socialite Flavia Marlowe who push her toward a studio life. Tensions rise as Patty Bigelow’s casual intrusion clashes with Flavia’s cold judgment and Janet’s hopeful naivete.
Deserts around Reno and Pyramid Lake enchant the narrator while noting Nevada’s tax climate and growing urban appeal. He contrasts desert beauty with city life, recalls Lake Tahoe and Carson City, and questions permanent desert settlement vs metropolitan longing.
The puzzle lists clues like To roar and To steal referencing body parts while a story fragment follows. A romance unfolds between Janet and a young man in a studio setting as they discuss a night life, a bedtime tale, and the hint of future continuation.
A Boston guided tour on the island of Hawaii among the lava cavern rim Arizona? No. The group views the Kilauea crater famed as The Home of Fire. The guide touts its size and reach while a Lynn Massachusetts fireman jokes about extinguishing the eruption.
A wood mouse couple, Whitefoot and Mrs. Whitefoot, argue over nest sites in Farmer Brown's sugar house. After exploring bunk, shelf, and a box, they finally settle on a dark firebox corner behind cleared ashes, planning to nest there despite the odor.
A sequence of fragmented clues lists terms and questions spanning topics from anatomy to weather, geography, and general knowledge. The garbled text reads like a jumble of crossword style entries with incomplete phrases and undefined context.
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