Amarillo Globe historic newspaper subscription rates
The Amarillo Globe announces subscription options, with carrier and mail rates for Amarillo, Texas, and surrounding regions. It details weekly, monthly, and yearly pricing, special delivery service, and contact instructions for prompt delivery. It also notes publication timing and connection with The Amarillo Daily News.
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Highway Courtesy and Safer Driving Practices
A discussion on automotive safety features like four wheel brakes and shatter-proof glass notes drivers seldom use headlight deflectors. The piece argues common courtesy requires motorists to dip headlights when facing oncoming cars, despite built in safety devices since 1928.
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Daily Papers
Amarillo
Frozen Bank Deposits Urge Immediate Action by Roosevelt
The committee for the nation urges President Roosevelt to use emergency powers to raise the price level and restore value to frozen bank deposits totaling about 7.5 billion dollars. It calls for issuing currency against frozen assets, centralizing bank reopening coordination, and government backing of assets until value is restored.
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Committee For the Nation
Roosevelt
Roosevelt and Public Works by Glenn Frank
The piece praises the New Deal’s aim to raise wages shorten hours and widen employment while questioning the pace and commitment to the public works program. It argues that revival of construction is essential for national recovery and urges rapid action on the planned three and a third billion dollars in public works.
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The Widden Door Synopsis Up to The Mask’s Identity
Colin Hewitt cloaks himself as Clarkie Lunn in New York underworld to uncover the Mask. He joins the Mask’s gang, learns the Wine Press rites, and joins Buck O Mara to pursue Dollaire the Canadian rum runner who hijacked the St. Lawrence plant. Colin risks death to reveal the Mask. Thoughts of Germaine haunt him as stakes rise.
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The
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Dollaire
St. Lawrence River
Germaine
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Buck O‘mara
Heimie Schwarm
Buck O’mara
Lazarre
Kenniston
Secret Service
Benny Malone
Reddy
Cap A Orage
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l'Orage
Spinelli
Mulvey
Harry the Lynx
Smudge Kilren
Clarkie
Buck
Benny
Benny Mahone
Attaboy
St. Lawrence
Frank L. Packard
Chorea and Rheumatic Ties in Child Health Insight
Dr Morris Fishbein explains chorea linked to rheumatic disorders, common in adolescent girls, with heart involvement in many cases. The piece notes tonsil infections, potential triggers, and the need for comprehensive cardiac evaluation in affected children.
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H. L. Wallace
Coolidge Air in Maine Fare
A travelogue through Maine’s coast from Kittery to York Harbor and Kennebunkport. The author notes old-town feel in Kittery, marshaled ocean views at York Harbor, and writerly wells in Ogunquit while recounting encounters with actors and artists and glimpses of coastal life. The piece shifts toward a dark voyage scene with Colin and Buck O’Mara planning a confrontation with Dollaire’s crew aboard a schooner.
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C O. McIntyre
York Harbor
Maine
Kittery
Portsmouth
N. H
Cal Coolidge
William Dean Howells
John Mead Howells
Mark Twain
James Whitcomb Riley
Hamlin Garland
Opie Read
Hollywood myths dispelled by a film industry briefing
Dan Thomas interviews debunking common beliefs about movies in Hollywood. The piece corrects misconceptions about marble sets, the number of Marx brothers, Clara Bow’s natural hair color, Hepburn’s heiress status, on location filming, city status of Hollywood, and roles of crew members.
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Europe
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Bowser Hound Helps Sufferer In Maine Tale
Bowser the hound discovers a trapped dog and ignores Reddy Fox as he seeks to aid the suffering animal. The passage mixes Bowser’s rescue urge with reflections on Maine, its coast, camping culture, and travel notes including York Harbor Old Orchard and memories of Phil Payne the newspaperman.
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Bowser
Reddy Fox
Mrs. Reddy
Old Orchard
Phil Payne
America
She Led Miners Horizontal 2 Who is the fighting defender of the masses
A crossword style clue set with many numbered entries and missing letters. It asks for figures like the famous female labor leader in U S history and references to labor laws and mining history, but the readable text remains fragmentary and cryptic.
Bowser Hunts Fox to Win Master’s Attention
Bowser the dog leads Farmer Brown’s Boy along the cornfield edge in pursuit of a fox. The dog refuses to return despite commands, drawing his master away from the hoeing to follow Bowser’s determined signals and seek the fox before continuing with the day’s work. The scene ends as the master agrees to investigate Bowser’s trail.
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Farmer Brown
Howser
Farmer Browns Boy
T. W. Burgess
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