Amarillo Globe publication and subscription details
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details and rates including public notice, carrier delivery times, and mail subscriptions. It lists leadership Gene Bowe as president and publisher John McCarty as associate publisher, and notes a combined edition with the Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo Tax Payments Show Rapid City Delinquency Decline
Amarillo reports higher tax receipts and lower delinquency, with many taxpayers using the split payment plan to avoid penalties. The first half is due between Oct 1 and Nov 0, the second half before next July, or full payment by Feb 1.
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Behind the Scenes In Washington
Readers observe the money flow in national politics as members of Congress and senators face renomination and reelection. The piece cites campaign spending, secretive checks, and the murky accounting of political finance, illustrating a partisan landscape shaped by donors, machines, and backroom deals.
Night callers drain Dr McIntyre's coffers on heart fears
New York writer O. O. McIntyre reports a Gotham doctor sees 75 percent of late night visits for heart fright. Many fear the end, eat or drink too much, then request reassurance for a $25 fee. He notes some calls are unnecessary and the period 3 to 5 A.M. is peak for hypochondriacs.
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ITS ODD But It's Science ITS ODD But It's Science
A U S Public Health Service scientist notes a rat can gnaw through aluminum, underscoring rat proofing as essential to civilization. The piece links rat populations to bubonic plague and urges architectural design to deter rodents. Adelaide reports world leading low infant mortality, with mortality at 23 per thousand births.
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Murder mystery deepens in Amy Kerr life in New York
Cilly investigates Amy Kerr's past after finding a locket with initials A M E and a portrait of a mysterious man. She doubts Harry Hutchins's insinuations while preparing dinner and weighing Amy's possible links to crime and underworld figures in New York.
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Bedtime Tale Of Mr Toad And Farther Nature
Thornton W Burgess presents Farmer Brown's Boy and twins Sue and Sammy observing Mr Toad. They note his sleeve gone and note his bright golden eyes. The tale cautions that appearances can mislead and eye what you see with care.
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Footwear and comfort shape a good disposition
An essay on shoes argues wide feet need roomy, comfortable footwear over stylish, narrow pairs. It contrasts workers on their feet with soldiers and police who wear comfort first. The piece ends noting Old Mr. Toad gains new friends as the morning ends.
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