Amarillo Globe historical masthead entry
The Amarillo Globe News publishing note lists its founding date February 20 1924 and publishing pattern Evening edition except Saturdays with Sunday morning edition. It notes printing at 6th and Fillmore and circulation rates for various term lengths.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Fair Spirit Looms Over Tri-State Exposition In Amarillo
Amarillo crowds flood the Tri State Fair grounds as shops close for an afternoon, with 200 visitors from Roswell and 500 from Borger joining delegates. The piece highlights civic boosterism and regional cooperation across the Plains states. It then shifts to winter projects recommending ship model building with simple tools and notes wild beast fatalities in India versus auto deaths in the United States, ending with a quip attributed to Mr. Mack.
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Amarillo
Plains
Roswell
Borger
Guiding Your Child Aims to Build Strong School Ties
An article by Agnes Lyne stresses the teacher parent bond as essential for reading and math progress. It urges mothers to know their child’s teacher, visit the school, and foster honest, friendly cooperation to align home and school influences.
Ford to Erect Edison Museum at Dearborn
Henry Ford plans a large Edison Museum near Dearborn in the Ancient Village. The structure will display Edison inventions, his laboratory tools and notebooks used while refining telegraph and motion picture devices. Thomas A. Edison is to attend the cornerstone ceremony.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Thomas A. Edison
East Orange
Edison
Ford
Reelfoot Lake's Squatter Heritage and a Clever Bass Trick
In West Tennessee near Reelfoot Lake, a 1811 earthquake formed the lake later used for hunting and fishing. A visiting Northerner is duped by a native into paying for a bass caught by a dog, which returns with a two pound fish and thirty-five cents in coins. The tale notes local pride in honesty and the region's fishing lore.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Reelfoot Lake
Mason and Dixon's
Reelfoot
State of
Peruna
Peruny
West
Janet James Pursues Stage Dreams Amid Broadway Turmoil
Janet Mary James, an aspiring stage star, navigates fame and romance in New York. Ballard Riley, a physician with a wary view of show business, clashes with her motives as producer Mort Goldstein pushes her toward a major Madison Square Garden revival. Corinne Malcolm and Della De Lacy figure in rivalries and personal ties amid publicity frenzies.
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Janet Mary James
New York
Janet
Ballard Riley
Ballard
Mort Gold
Broadway
Mort Goldstein
Madison Square Garden
Della de Lacy
Dennis Reilly
Corinne
Bob
Garden
Goldstein
New York Haven for Deserted Wives and Frail Lovers
A 1928 observation portrays New York as a refuge for deserted wives from across America who find work in small tea rooms and as cashiers while rebuilding lives. The piece notes about 50,000 such wives, reports on welfare aid, and threads of crime and social behavior, including dog thieves and casual nightlife. It then shifts to a fictional tale of love and struggle between Ballard and Janet, detailing tensions, fear of heartbreak, and the pull of an uncertain relationship.
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D. C
Terminal Stations
New York
Crossword Clue Quiz Prompts Incomplete Puzzle Details
A crossword puzzle includes short clues such as Pale and English coin with numbers marking word positions. A lengthy quoted fiction excerpt follows describing a stage actress Janet in a New York opening night, detailing feelings, rival Flo and character Fladine Desly in a theater setting.
Yesterday's Answer 43 Home of a bird and more clues
A list of crossword style clues with numbers for across and vertical entries including definitions such as home of a bird five centime piece Carmen composer born largest river inflammable item and other language and musical term hints.
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Hopskiln
el Capitan
18 000 U C Alumni To Get Memory Test
Berkeley reports 18 000 University of California alumni will receive a knowledge test via the California Monthly alumni magazine. The quiz rates recall of items from college with grading scales and an honor system to not view answers until mailed.
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U. C
Fy International News Service
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Pacific Ocean
Great Lakes
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Euripedes
Grad
The
California Monthly
Official
Cubby Bear Learns Trick of Dead Possum Laughs
Cubby Bear suspects a stranger is dead after a fall but finds the culprit is Unc Billy Possum playing dead. Bobby Coon and Sammy Jay aid in revealing the prank, teaching Cubby that appearances can fool, and that the joke is on him.
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Cubby Bear
Cubby
Bobby Coon
Bobby
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Zaid
Blacky
Crow
Unc
Billy Possum
T. W. Burgess
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