The Amarillo Globe Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 enters as second class matter with the Amarillo News. Published evenings except Saturday in connection with Amari ome News on Sunday morning by The Globe-News Publishing Co. Gene Howe publisher editor. Wilbur C. Hawk general manager. The Associated Press has exclusive rights to certain news dispatches. Subscription rates listed for various periods. The Globe proclaims independence and democratic stance.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Helen Brent's Reckless Drive and Hidden Heir Tale
Helen Brent faces accusations from classmates and a driving accident that draws her toward guardian Leonard Brent and a revealed heir tale. In Yonkers a dying man exposes her paternity to Cyril Cunningham, testing loyalties as Helen confronts guilt, family secrets, and a tense hospital visit with Bob Ennis.
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Charles Owen Nellin
Brent
Helen
Yonkers
Cunningham
Bob
Brain extract claims bullish hope for genius cure
A Viennese doctor touts a brain extract that he says could cure stupidity and transform dull minds into bright, but the piece cautions that experts may dismiss it as worthless. The column argues true progress hinges on hearts as well as heads, noting fear, envy, and greed as deeper flaws.
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Steinach
Brotherhood of Man
Why America Is Prosperous Due to Business Leadership
The September LaSalle Extension University bulletin argues U S prosperity stems from business leadership not race climate tariff or government aid. It cites an eight percent rise in industrial activity and improved farmer conditions as signs of overall strength.
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LaSalle Extension University
United States
America
Bon Voyage Promises Cure for Sea Sickness
Dr B Sydney Jones, a ship's surgeon of 36 years, is reported to have found the cause of seasickness as acetonaemia and proposes a remedy. He suggests one week before boarding a ship of quiet life and simple dietetic precautions to ensure a perfect crossing regardless of weather.
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B. Sydney Jones
Jones
Anl
Washingtons First Theater Site Closes for Warehouse Use
The corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street in Washington, home to the citys oldest theater, has closed. The United States government acquired the property to store Department of Commerce records and plans a triangle development for the area. The theater hosted presidents from Monroe to Jackson, with shows like Matrimony and No Song, No Supper before burning in 1820 and being rebuilt as Carusi's Hall.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eleventh Street
National Capital
United States
Department of Commerce
Triangle
Dover
Carusi
Admission prices for early theatre boxes and pit
The article notes admission was $1 for boxes and 75 cents for the pit on the first floor where orchestra seats are now. Doors opened at 6, performances began at 7, with three shows weekly. The text shifts to marriage-related content.
Burlesque House President Faces Closure After Flops
The Capitol renamed President theater failed to sustain burlesque or other ventures after 10 years of modernization. Abie’s Irish Rose drew limited success while later attempts in film operettas and sex movies collapsed. The New York amusement company sold the site to the government, once hosting the inaugural hall for five presidents: Van Buren, Polk, Taylor, Pierce and Buchanan.
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Capitol
Abie
New House
Charles Ray
New York Amusement Company
van Buren
Polk
Taylor
Pierce
Buchanan
Peter Rabbit Teases Flip In Briar Patch
In Burgess tale narration Peter Rabbit heckles Flip the Terrier inside the Old Briar patch. Flip squeezes through brambles chasing Peter while Mrs Peter hides and Flip targets her as Peter plays a game of in and out. Copyright 1929 T. W. Burgess. The next story: Peter Wishes He Had Kept Still.
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Thornton W. Burgess
Peter
Peter Rabbit
Flip
Briar
Mrs. Peter
Mia
Twain Willing to Divide His Banquet Portion
Mark Twain expressed a large appetite in a letter to the Missouri Historical Society. He declined a dinner invitation and asked that his portion be distributed among public charities of all states and territories with equal heft.
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Twain
United Press
ST. Louis
Mark Twain
Missouri Historical Society
P. D. Peltier
Airline distance from southern Tip to Mexico border
The distance from the extreme south point of Texas due north to the United States boundary is about 1600 miles.
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Texas
United States
Crossword Puzzle Looks Easy But Isn’t
Puzzle page shows a mixed list of clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Readable segments include several numbered hints such as 1, 11, 13, 14, 18, 16, 19, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 40, 41, 42, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31, 32 with fragments like Harmony and Grasshopper and Perth, indicating a puzzle grid with incomplete fills.
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Perth
Concord
Guiding Your Child to Cooperate and Learn
A mother rebukes a daughter for chores and stresses letting a child feel reward from usefulness. The piece argues children should have responsibility and some fun in tasks to foster cooperation and initiative, avoiding overbearing control.
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Helen
Cadillac to Build Twelve Cylinder Car Next Year
The Cadillac Motor Car Company announced by President Lawrence P. Fisher that a twelve cylinder car will be built next year. The disclosure came in Detroit as the firm outlined its plans for advanced engine designs and higher performance models.
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International News Service
Detroit
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Lawrence P. Fisher
Aviation Club Formed With Forty Members At Wilmington High
A new aviation club has been established at a Wilmington Delaware high school, bringing together forty students to explore flight topics, projects, and related activities.
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Wilmington, del
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