Bee’s Last Wishes For Her Child Revealed In Deathbed Tale
Sally recounts Bee’s final moments and confessions as Bee entrusts Paula Perrier with her baby and Dick with future loneliness. Bee asks Dick to marry Paula, and Sally reflects on the couple’s impending happiness and the emotional farewell. Dick sobs, then retreats to grieve, while Bee’s death leaves questions about custody and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula
Bee
Sally
Leslie
Paula Perrier
NEA Service, Inc
Sally Atherton
Leslie Prescott
Amarillo Daily News history and masthead notes
A compact masthead style blurb lists the Amarillo Daily News publishing arrangement including merges with the Daily Tribune, editor and management names, advertising and circulation contacts, and its claim as the only morning newspaper in Amarillo covering the Panhandle regions. It notes postal details, class matter status, and Associated Press affiliation.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Estern
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas, Worth
Oklahoma City
Public corrections policy for erroneous reflections
A notice explains that The News will gladly correct any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations once brought to attention and promises prompt, prominent corrections when warranted to prevent harm or misrepresentation. The statement stresses corrective action and commitment to accuracy in publishing.
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Sewa
New Names Tossed In as 1926 Governor Race Grows
The 1926 election year looms as more candidates enter the governor race. Rumors place John H. Kirby of Houston and Clarence E. Gilmore, chairman of the state railroad commission, in contention. Gilmore could run while still serving his four year term, affecting the 1930 railroad post. Politics in Texas promises weekly developments as campaigns begin.
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Ma” Ferguson
Lynch Davidson
Lee Satterwhite
John H. Kirby
Houston Millionaire
Clarence E. Gilmore
State Railroad Commission
Gilmore
Railroad Commission
Texas
Levelland Celebrates Arrival of Santa Fe Railroad
Levelland the county seat of Hockley County celebrates the Santa Fe railroad entry with a two day ceremony. The arrival marks a new era for the city and county as residents welcome the line and its impact on growth and prosperity.
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Levelland
Panhandle Plains
Hockley County
Santa Fe Lines
Santa Fe
Panhandle Plains Weather Brings Hope for Cotton and Crops
Glorious rain falls over the Panhandle Plains breaking the breuth impact on wheat. Though wheat suffered two thirds loss, the region awaits bumper cotton and row crops. Local resilience ensures continued agricultural recovery regardless of further rain.
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Panhandle-Plains
Panhandle
Crime Wave Truths in City Morality
The piece argues cities do not deserve pity for crime waves, seeing them as outcomes of sowing lax public and professional morality. It cautions that pursuit of wealth over welfare breeds neglect of children and slum conditions, prompting inevitable reaping of consequences.
Automobile Production Sets Record In First Half 1925
The first half of 1925 saw higher manufacture and sales of automobiles in the United States than any prior period. Industry indicators point to continued growth as manufacturers report strong output and demand across major markets.
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United States
A Thought on Wealth and Friendship
A Bruyere quotation contrasts wealth with friendship and wisdom. It notes the poor face neighborly hate while the rich have many friends yet may reveal foolishness in prosperity. The verse cites Proverbs 14 20 as context for disdain of poverty and the peril of prosperity.
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la Bruyere
The Button's Mightier Than the Pin
A breezy note champions growing everyday happiness and prosperity as more people grasp simple joys. The phrase suggests small, tangible improvements contributing to overall well being.
Poignant Quips and Whims of Modern Life
A collection of aphorisms on memory, happiness, party life, and social quirks. The pieces humorously weigh the limits of forgetting the past, dancing missteps, and how mood shapes perception. Subtle reflections touch on real estate, travel, family, and personal image with wry tone.
West Texas migrants seen as future population core
Panhandle Press notes Abilene Reporter says Central Texas growers will move west as a response to drought. West Texas offers work and good crops, attracting thousands who may stay while others return after the drought ends. The piece argues the region will become Texas’s farming backbone west of the 98th meridian.
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Abilene
West
Texas
Grouth
West Texas
East Texas
98Th Meridian
Martin phrase to distract from case with suits and sharpener
A spirited line recalls the president taking two linen suits a lead pencil sharpener and changing venue. The speaker insists the president is not on vacation and presses a confident tone despite distraction.
Footloose May Seymour Returns Home in a Dramatic Revelation
May Seymour returns to her hometown after a year away as she and her lawyer and his wife confront the past scandals surrounding her lover Jim Carewe. In Atlantic City she clashes with Carlotta Fralking and Dan Sprague while considering a life of wealth and happiness and seeking a new path beyond rumor and restraint. May meets Herbert Waterbury who offers to safeguard her eight thousand dollars as she weighs Europe and independence.
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May Seymour
John Seymour
Jim Carewe
Dick Gregory
Gloria
Europe
Ulysses X. Forgan
Ulysses
May
Atlantic City
Carlotta Frqlking
Carlotta
Herbert Waterbury
Waterbury
Dan Sprague
Cafsetta
Sprague
Dan
Francie Lee
Adoree
Herby
Fran
Francis Lee
Daniel
Chicago
Missouri
Lee
Gloria Gregory
Papa
Francie Lees
Potato Bug Menace Spreads Across Europe Says Berlin Paper
The Berlin daily Der Deutsche warns that the potato bug now in France could overrun Europe and cut German potato output by about one third. It urges a nationwide war on the pest as a vital crop issue.
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Associated Press
Berlin
France
Europe
der Deutche
Empire
Beauty That Lives In Moments Not Faces
Cynthia Grey writes that beauty is fleeting and born from responsiveness and warmth. A painter notes beauty arises from moments and personal connection, not static features, urging appreciation of individuality over perfect looks.
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Onine Post
Daily Cenis
Daily News and
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Ee Aenema Ee ‘Rh
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
St. Vitus
California
Florida
Father
Son
Flapper
Fanny
ABF Martin
George McManus
Ay Inc. Feature Service, Inc
Great Britain
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Burton Eves
Herbert
Iwaterbury
Bangkok
Cynthia Grey
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