Amarillo Globe News 1928 Independence Statement
The Amarillo Globe News proclaims itself an independent Democratic newspaper publishing news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics. The item notes editors publisher and publisher offices in Amarillo with date September 19, 1928.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
IE Globe
Judith Basin
Public Forum Eyes Amarillo Civic Life Boost
The Congregational church plans to open its building for a Sunday evening public forum, offering access to nondenominational groups and educational programs. Rev Allingham and church members are praised for sharing space to support musical and dramatic talents and broader community benefit.
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Congregational Church
Amarillo
Allingham
Speculation Fever Grips Wall Street And Real Estate
A trend of widespread stock market interest replaces academic curiosity with personal concern. Investors chase gains while prices soar beyond fair value, with professionals noting speculative fever and real estate funding shifting toward Wall Street.
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Wall Street
America
New York
Unhurried Mexico a contrast to hurried American life
A writer in the Atlantic Monthly recalls a river steamer trip in Mexico. Key lost, a steward uses a chair and stick to operate the door latch from inside. Indians board single file to supply fuel, delaying ashore access. The piece notes a charmingly unhurried pace versus American efficiency.
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Mexico
Atlantic Monthly
Guiding Two Homes Through Parental Discord
Mrs. Agnee Lyne describes a divided home where mother supports a modern school and father rejects it. Public contention at breakfast disrupts children’s view of education. The youngsters lose enthusiasm for lessons and school involvement due to parental clash.
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Agnee Lyne
No Way to Raise a Child in a House Divided
A mother demands obedience while the father pleads for lenience creating a child’s uncertain world. Parents must resolve differences privately to present a united, harmonious front. Janet Mary James, an aspiring stage performer, encounters her father Daniel Webster James at a gospel event, igniting tension between family and career ambitions. Ballard Riley, Janet’s suitor, observes and supports her amid the confrontation with her father’s stern rhetoric.
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Janet Mary James
New York
Janet
Ballard Riley
Ballard
Mort Goldstein
Mort
Flavia Marlowe
Patty” Bigelow
Flavia
Henry Martindale
Putty
Bigelow
Daniel Webster James
James
Mrs. James
Daniel James
Evangelist James
Tom
Perdition
Brimstone
Jezebel
Paris
Buza
Free Speech and Habeas Corpus Among First Rights
This Constitution Week feature explains the rights of freedom of religion speech and press within police power limits. It notes Habeas Corpus as the great writ of liberty removing illegal restraint of personal freedom regardless of power imposing it.
Charley Russell and His World of Western Wit
The noted cowboy artist Charley Russell, who died recently, is praised for his storytelling prowess alongside painting gifts. An anecdote from Pendleton Roundup recalls his humor and a rough ride with a drone bucking horse. The piece blends reminiscence, myth, and a vignette of Russell’s vivid, self-deprecating wit.
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Charley Russell
America
Russell
Pendleton
Oregon
Missouri
Montana
Chinatown in Frisco a perfect Orient pastel
O C McIntyre surveys San Francisco Chinatown calling it a vivid Oriental pastel in a western frame. He praises the district’s color, crafts, banks of shops, and modern Chinese hospitality while noting contrasts with other quarters and a bustling, safe atmosphere.
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Chinatown
O. C. McIntyre
San Francisco
New York
Canton
Hongkong
Grant Avenue
Attica
Crossword Puzzle and Domestic Memoir Tease
A newspaper puzzle note lists clues like Auricular and Nimbus with lengths and a grid remark on few unkeyed letters. The prose excerpt follows a dramatic reminiscence about marriage, faith, and a daughter’s fate, culminating in Daniel Webster James’s tense performance and a cliffhanger line.
Fragmented Dictionary Style Clues Preview
A garbled list of crossword like clues across varied topics includes English coin acorns bristly withdraw swerve hurried perform a fon roof edge toward sea pitcher finish lease acme edge of roof implausible text. The segment contains numerous broken phrases and fragmented entries challenging coherent interpretation.
Whitefoot Narrowly Escapes Bobby Coon in Moonlit Night
In Green Forest a careless Whitefoot the Wood Mouse strains security in the sugar house. A moonlit night turns dangerous when Bobby Coon, masked and ringed tail, nearly captures Whitefoot, prompting Mrs. Whitefoot to flee in fear.
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Whitefoot the
Wood Mouse
Whitefoot
Mrs. Whitefoot
Trader the
Wood Rat
Green Forest
Bobby Coon
Bobby
Green Meadows
V Shaped Collar Featured On Fur Coats In Back Details
A green velvet evening coat shows double box pleats with a silver fox trim forming a V shaped collar at the back. A tawelour coat uses stone marten fur and a Mending scarf collar that threads through a back slit and drapes down the front.
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Gene Howe
Wilbur G. Bawk
Associated Press
Telephones News and Business Department
Circulation Department
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Public Forum
Agnes Lyne
Globe
W. A. McKearney
Cleveland Bar Association
The
World
S. Cobb
MeNa Syndicate, Inc
la Belle
France
Broadway
Charlie Loo
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Erly
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