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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
8
The document shows the Amarillo Globe masthead with publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur G Hawk, noting Associated Press affiliation. It includes notations of pricing or page numbers, indicating standard newspaper metadata rather than a news event.
The column argues that democracy thrives where citizens are educated and self controlled, citing Germany France Britain and Czecho Slovakia as examples. It contends dictators arise from lack of democracy rather than its failure and warns Amarillo to foster trade and goodwill tours to grow as a regional hub.
Mrs Agnes Line argues against viewing children like George and Frances as doomed by heredity. She notes temper, high strung moods, and food dislikes often reflect daily life, naps, and parental attention. Blaming genetics erases parental duty to change behavior and misleads children about self improvement.
Whistling Nuggets will be among Theatle-Duffield reworks at the Amarillo Tri-State Exposition. The aerial rockets scatter golden nuggets as they rise and emit a shrill whistle that climbs to a scream before fading. Several rockets fire nightly as part of the 1928 display lineup.
In a backstage drama Janet James, a eighteen year old aspiring actress, rises from a shy parson's daughter to a chorus and stage number in Mort Goldstein's new show. Ballard Riley, a women hater, and Mort observe her progress while Corinne Mallory, a hungry chorus girl, sinks further. Mrs. Van Arden and her husband watch openings with mixed fascination and scorn.
Hollywood's White Way glows with delicate glass tubes and colored lights. The zone brims with beauty salons, show windows, and billboards that dazzle hillside plots. Celebrities mingle with street characters as the Hollywood Bowl hosts operatic nights and 50 cent concerts.
The page lists a barrage of crossword clues including geography and language terms interwoven with a narrative where Janet gains an applause filled triumph. Corinne admires her performance while Fladine glowers, and a stage doorman delivers flowers as the scene hints at a continuing plot.
A list of crossword style clues including Walks with long steps 453 abbreviation for road and questions about history geography and language such as Hull House founder and the Spanish fleet. Includes vertical clues covering empires tribes scales trees and common verbs.
Trader the Wood Rat accumulates odd treasures in the sugar house including white pebbles shells and bone bits. Whitefoot and Mrs Whitefoot question the value while Trader stores each item separately for winter use and eagerly fetches a shiny broken crockery handle he found in the moonlight.
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