Amarillo Globe: Independent Democratic News Voice
The Amarillo Globe announces itself as an independent Democrat news paper published in Amarillo. It emphasizes impartial reporting and aims to support what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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The Boy Problem and the Home as Nation’s Core
Emmett Galloway argues the boy’s formation rests with parents as companions, not financial support. He cites Roosevelt as a model father and warns neglect of home life endangers youths and national character. The piece frames fatherhood and Christian home life as central to guiding boys toward constructive futures.
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OShaughnessy Plan Aims Self Government In NRA Readjustment
Colonel Michael OShaughnessy writes in The Commonweal proposing a readjustment of the NRA to remove compulsion and restore industrial self government. He calls for nine member industry super councils, a supreme council, organized industrial unions, and price bands to balance consumer protection with producer fairness under NIRA.
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Agreement in Love Amid Illness and Promise
Marsha confesses a troubling truth to Bob as she lies ill, and he vows to stay by her. He plans care and journeys while she endures a feverish, wasting illness. She reveals a confession beginning with Geoffrey Tarleton, seeking forgiveness and a future they might share despite her doubts.
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Heart and emotion linked in medical insight
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how the heart responds to emotion rather than causing it. He notes examples like fainting at the sight of blood or during an operation, illustrating the heart's reaction to emotional and psychological stimuli.
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Mexico City
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
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Guiding Your Child By Alice Clarissa Richmond
In the town many socially isolated children were near sighted yet wore no glasses. The piece urges early eye exams and wearing glasses for vision problems that affect social interaction, noting vanity and reluctance to wear glasses. It argues for using glasses in school to aid social engagement and learning.
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Hell's Kitchen Meeting Doom in New York Tunnel Plan
O. O. McIntyre notes a grand Midtown Hudson tunnel project clearing Hell's Kitchen slums between 34th and 42nd Streets. He cites potential boosts to nearby modern structures, real estate tactics, and worries about racketeers eyeing coveted land. He links the area’s notoriety to cultural figures and urban change, reflecting on public taste and media figures in a sprawling column.
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Tenth Avenues
Hell's Kitchen
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Dock Walloping
Dick Butler
Ruby Keeler
Little Jimmy the Skunk Rescued by Courage and Bluff
In a night of hunger and independence the young skunk Little Jimmy gets lost from his family. He stands up to Black Pussy with threatening moves while Farmer Brown’s Boy later discovers him. The scene blends danger, courage, and a gentle rescue.
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Dogwood Timber Market Drives North Carolina Sawmills
Five North Carolina sawmills market Dogwood trees valued for their flowering blossoms as timber. A civic note places Haydn with music, and mentions Washingtons White House cornerstone laid in 1792.
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White House
Joseph Haydn
Word Builder puzzle: growing letters chained by a theme
A cryptic sequence explains a word ladder where each new word adds a single letter. The narrator muses on vanity and youth under umbrellas and sun, then shifts to a note about church bells and tones, asserting that defining tones make a good sexton.
Honored Girl Scout Beatrice Paschall Heads to CIA Anew
Beatrice Paschall, Amarillo’s sixth Golden Eaglet recipient, will attend the C I A this fall after leaving for Denton for her freshman term. The award was presented at Amarillo Girl Scouts’ court of awards, joining a small group of local honorees from the past five years.
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Beatrice Paschall
Amarillo
Paschall
Denton
Evelyn Crews
Patricia Blasdel
Jack Copeland
Mary Alice Griggs
Cecile Parsons
Mary Ade
Little Jimmy Rescued and Carried Home by Farmer Brown's Boy
In a gentle rescue, Farmer Brown's Boy calmed and lifted Little Jimmy from his distressed stance. The baby raccoon, sensing kindness, stopped stamping and snuggled into the friendly arm, awaiting a new home in the next tale titled Little Jimmy's New Home.
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Little Jimmy
Ancient Wonder Puzzle Clues Pages and Answers
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbered Across and Down entries including temple, deity, materials, and common words. The page mixes reference prompts like architecture style, natural features, and everyday items, with solutions hinted by surrounding hints and partial answers.
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