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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1928
Page
8
Constitution Week notes the U S Constitution guarantees freedom of worship and a republican form of government. The feature emphasizes that no king can rule in the United States while the Constitution endures and voting rights remain protected.
Janet Mary James, an eighteen year old aspiring performer, confronts fame and her father evangelist Daniel Webster James as tabloids blitz New York. Ballard Riley, a physician and suitor, wades into a public feud spurred by stage ambitions and jealous rivals.
A San Francisco dispatch notes club life and city charm. The piece contrasts Bohemian and Family clubs with hospitality, Bay Windows, and hotel culture, praising the city as a top hotel center and a cosmopolitan yet country-friendly place. The column includes anecdotes from Janet, Ballard, and Lotus Flower and ends with a 1928 copyright notice.
Bobby Coon stalks a moonlit pool at Laughing Brook aiming to catch minnows. Cubby Bear emerges from the bank, scaring the fish and provoking a tense exchange about fishing rights.
Bobby Coon offers Cubby Bear a mouse in exchange for cubby staying away from the Laughing Brook while he fishes. Cubby eagerly agrees to aid the plan, asking where a mouse can be found and promising to keep to the bargain in a tale from 1928 by T. W. Burgess.
A reflective piece contrasts Jesse Pomeroy’s 52 year confinement with the wider question of freedom. It laments idle living in modern society and ponders whether true liberty exists beyond walls, while noting a scientist’s claim that the phrase busy as a bee mislabels real work and may demand a new maxim.
The article argues for clear home property rules for children. It cautions against confiscating toys as punishment and urges teaching ownership from a young age. It recommends allowing children to keep and control their pennies and toys to foster honesty. It emphasizes asking permissions, sharing by choice, and parental example.
Three Amarillo businessmen will travel to Boston on September 26 to represent Amarillo and Panhandle lumbermen at the national Hoo Hoo convention. Gaines Whitsitt Col onel KE O Thompson and Harve Haines will join in Boston and invite the next convention to Amarillo. The Board of City Development will mail detailed letters about Amarillo to Hoo Hoo members.
An elderly man claims he has lost his tiger and breaks into tears. After calming, he realizes the tiger remains with him, suggesting he may have overreacted.
A single day crossword puzzle presents many unusual words with solid keying. Horizontal clues include terms like implore political unit membranous bag wing part of a seed peak fruit male cat pieced out age climbing plant and other entries.
Chicago hosts the first public showing of Ovis Poli and Asiatic Ibex collected by the Roosevelt expedition at the Field Museum. Director Stephen Simms notes the display highlights the animals with painted backgrounds and natural-habitat reproductions. The Ibexes include the largest head claimed by Kermit Roosevelt, with specimens installed in William V. Kelly Hall.
A garbled OCR list presents scattered clues and partial terms across numbers 22 to 89. The items include puzzle style prompts such as types of auto body parts and poems, with words like egress cleansing agent and mineral spring, plus nautical and accounting terms, all without coherent narrative.
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