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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe prints in 1928 as the evening paper tied to the Amarillo Daily News and the Globe News Publishing Co. It notes its independence as a democratic paper and AP affiliation, with postal and subscription details listed.
The author compares Boss Tweed's NYC graft to today’s urban corruption, arguing modern racketeers are bolder, less shockable, and better protected by public indifference. He warns cities risk sliding toward monarchy unless citizens wake up and force reform.
A German in a Rhine village becomes insane before World War I. He is treated by a surgeon and released after the war. A hospital cab rides him home and the bill prompts the patient to cry that he is mad again. The scene ends with him returning to an asylum.
Outside my window I hear a two year old named Joseph cried as he sucks his fingers. The mother disciplines him for the habit despite its root in boredom and attention shortage and she could redirect him with engaging toys and a shared daily routine. Thoughtful discipline and substitute activities are urged.
Field Museum Syrian desert expedition near Damascus reports finding the Horeb rock, the biblical source of water for Israelites. The rock yields a liberal supply as in ancient times, noted with reference to Massah and Meribah and Moses’s challenge to the people.
Janet Mary James, an eighteen year old with stage ambitions, navigates romance and rivalry in a Broadway style production. She earns a fan base through Ballard Riley the doctor who admires her while rival Flodine Deslys plots to undermine her opening night. Janet befriends weary chorus girl Corinne Mallory and receives support from Sir Henry Martin Dale and famed producer Mort Goldstein as rehearsals unfold. Flodine’s jealousy peaks at the premiere as Janet’s star rises with flowers from Ballard and backstage tensions with Mrs. Van Arden and Mr. Van Arden.
Reporter 0.0 McIntyre describes Santa Monica as a sunlit coast town with terraced shores and flower gardens. He notes pedestrian‑friendly streets, affordable bungalows, celebrity sightings including Clara Bow and Adolph Bernheimer, and a China‑influenced modern Pacific Palisades estate under construction. He contrasts Pacific’s mood with the Atlantic and ends with a scene of Corinne in New York City, receiving roses and a mystery note.
Crossword puzzle notes hint at difficult long verticals and several word clues. The narrative excerpt follows Corinne and Janet in a night club scene ending with a mysterious note and a rose, hinting at future developments.
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In a North sugar-house Trader the Wood Rat moves in beside Whitefoot the Wood Mouse and Mrs. Whitefoot. They note a family resemblance through white hands and waistcoat but Trader rejects Robber the Brown Rat as a disgrace. They discuss safety from Yowler the Bobcat and a near capture that prompted the move. The tale shifts toward neighborly harmony.
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