I a I Leslie Prescott Delirious Talk of Baby and Love
A fragment from a 1925 NEA Service transmission depicts Dick and Sally discussing Bee's delirium and fear of losing her, and Bee revealing plans to entrust their baby to someone who will care for her. Dick questions his ability to part with their child as Bee wonders about her own feelings and the baby's future. The excerpt ends with a tomorrow note from Sally to Leslie.
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Leslie
Sally
Bee
NEA Service, Inc
Sally Atherton
Leslie Prescott
Amarillo Daily News merged histories and rates noted
The Amarillo Daily News and Panhandle area paper merged with the Daily Tribune and Daily News in 1921 and 1943 respectively. It lists publishers, staff roles, and contact details. The paper operates as the region’s morning newspaper covering Panhandle Texas Western New Mexico and eastern Oklahoma with mail and carrier rates, subscriptions, and Associated Press rights noted.
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Alonsiy Panhandle
Daily News
Daily ‘Tribune
Daily ‘News
Nunn
J. L. Nunn
Iy Nunn
M. Warren
Cseseees
Wlnt
Panhandle
Texas
Tern
New Mexico
Colorado
Estern
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas, Worth
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Os Post
Eoening
Associated Press
Weber
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Notice on Corrections and Public Accountability
A correction policy notice states the newspaper will promptly fix erroneous reflections on individuals firms or organizations when brought to the editor s attention. It emphasizes not intending to injure and commits to prominently correcting wrongly published references or errors.
Strength of weakness reminds of public lives and fates
A collection of reflections on the endurance of invalid spouses beside famous men. It cites McKinley, Mrs Harding, Mrs Bryan, and Henry Ford, noting long widows, wills of fortune, and Ford's 62nd birthday. The prose shifts to wry aphorisms on habits, health, and self improvement.
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William McKinley
Harding
White House
San Francisco
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan Body in Washington and Arlington Funeral
The Daily News highlights William Jennings Bryan stories as top reading with Associated Press reports on his body’s arrival in Washington and details of the funeral and burial at Arlington.
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Daily News
William Jennings Bryan
Associated Press
Bryan
Washin
Arlington
LaFollette Jr Seeks Wisconsin Senate Seat Challenge
Robert M. LaFollette Jr. declares candidacy for the U S Senate to represent Wisconsin after his father's long service. Analysts question durability of his bid in Texas strength tests and compare to Theodore Roosevelt's attempts to follow in family footsteps and similar electoral trials.
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Bob Lafollette,jr
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
United States Senate
Wisconsin
Texas
la Bot
Theodore Roosevelt
Youngvelt
al Smith
New York
Wright Opens Unique Furniture Store in Sweetwater
Rufus Wright, proprietor of Wright Hotel, launches a unique furniture store in Sweetwater. The 5 by 140 foot shop operates from 8 p.m. to midnight and 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., a schedule Wright believes encourages customers to view stock during shopping hours.
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Rufus Wright
Wright
Sweetwater
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Fronted by a Florid Man Scene
Puzzle clues arranged in horizontal and vertical lists with numerous wordplay prompts. Narrative fragments describe a florid man seen at a hotel, a May departure in a taxicab, and a continuing story setup. The text ends with a note about Calcutta railway cars replaced by all steel cars to deter wood-boring insects.
Thought on Worship and Devotion in Spirit
A reflective note cites John 4 24 spirit and truth urging worship with mind engaged. It asserts genuine worship requires awareness of the deity's presence and continuous attentiveness in devotion.
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John
Wright the West Texas Merchant Opens New Hotel
Rufus Wright rose from the furniture trade to lead a major West Texas merchandising empire. The Daily News noted his sharp business push and aggressive stance, illustrating how he translates belief into action across his ventures.
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Wr Cht
West Texas
The
Daily News
Rufus Wright
Western Weekly
Wright
May Seymour pursues money over love in seaside escape
May Seymour, entangled by her late husband Dr John Seymour's death and her affair with Jim Carewe, seeks refuge in Atlantic City with plans to sell her house and stocks for cash. She judges money her creed as she contemplates Europe, while Dick Gregory and Gloria navigate her restless resolve and possible new suitor as she departs by train for a working holiday before a looming new life.
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May Seymour
John Seymour
Jim Carewe
May
Dick Gregory
Gloria
Dr. John
Europe
Ulysses X. Forgan
Ulysses
Forgan
Gregorys
John
Jim
Glory
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Traymore
Martin On Sparkin In Times Of High Bills
A colorful reminiscence notes that when a man is sparkin he uses his own batteries to save on electric bills. It mentions President Coolidge and remarks the topic would not look good in Western newspapers, reflecting a weary mood about costs.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Coolidge
Finishing school worth more than fortune, says Cynthia Grey
A mother praises finishing school for teaching adaptability and poise for social success. The piece recounts a widow who, after losing wealth, built independence by hatting, raising her children, and eventually retiring well. She argues adversity builds discipline and character beyond any curriculum, noting true graduates can “get along anywhere.”
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Amarillo Daily News
Esither
Calcutta
George McManus
Maggie
Jiggs
Ey Inv Feature Service. Inc
Great Britain
Seymour Footloose
Beatrice Burion
Wheat Association
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Gloria Gregory
Flapper
WEA Service
Are Martin
Velty
Puztla
Cynthia Grey
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