Amarillo Daily News Masthead and Publication Details
Amarillo Daily News established November 4 1909 published Jan 5 1910 to Jan 1 1926 by The Globe News Publishing Company. Editor J E Nunn. General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk. Sixth and Fillmore Streets Amarillo Texas. Covers Panhandle region ahead of Denver Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City and others.
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J. E Nunn
Globe-News Publishingmpany
Sixth
Fillmore Streets
Gene A. Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Seceneaes
Waneres Son
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe
Political churn as Borah blocks referendum plan
The piece describes President Roosevelt facing Borah’s opposition to a statewide referendum on liquor policy. It notes party divisions over the Chicago convention, possible third party threats by Bishop Cannon, and attempts to influence Al Smith’s position. It also covers budget balancing doubts and ongoing market instability.
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Washington
Borah
Chicago
White House
Idaho
Bishop Cannon
Banks consider cordoned stock values amid market strains
The piece notes banks may peg values for stocks like U. S. Steel and American Telephone and Telegraph to ease customers, but uniform action is unlikely as banks act independently. Electric Bond and Share buys its own subsidiaries, liquidates others to bolster its position, depressing the market until selling paused on May 26.
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U. S
American Telephone and Telegraph
Congress First Step Baseball Benefit for Unemployed
The piece humorously notes Congress will host a June 4 charity baseball game in Washington to aid the capital’s jobless. It suggests the event could lift spirits after two years of low employment mood, viewing it as a symbolic early move toward relief.
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Congress
France's costly allies test Herriot's cautious line
Premier to be Herriot faces pressure as Paris is urged to fund allied states. Poland and Romania seek ten million dollars each, with other allies demanding smaller sums. The French Socialist party opposes foreign credits, complicating a decision that could redefine alliances.
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France
Herriot
Paris
Poland
Romania
French Socialist Party
M. Herriot
New York Letter Caps off Gay Society Era
New York gossip notes lampoon the end of the social circus era led by Harry Lehr and Mrs Mayme Stuyvesant Fish as treasure hunts and croquet return to Long Island amusements. Cornelia Otis Skinner recalls humorous tour anecdotes while entertainers like Rudy Vallee and Al Jolson await next engagements amid Broadway bashing quips.
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New York
Long Island
Harry Lehr
Mayme Stuyvesant Fish
Lehr
San Francisco
Will Hays
Hell
Mary Cameron
Rudy Vallee
George White
al Jolson
Fanchon
Marco
The
Funny Paper
Manhattan
Broadway
Gilbert Swan
Heres to Your Health: Dementia Praecox and Clean Blood Theory
Dr Frank McCoy discusses dementia praecox, its presentation in adolescence, and a proposed cure emphasizing a toxin-free blood stream, colon cleansing, a raw vegetable rich diet, and psychological guidance. He links mental illness to bodily toxins and pelvic congestion, urging diet, fasting, and professional therapy.
Trioe Mark Regntere Puff Reflects on Truth and Painted Schoolhouse
The excerpt portrays Puffy lamenting a scene where a red schoolhouse is described as green. He speaks of catastrophe and sadness while recalling his youth and the struggle to tell truth from falsehood.
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Puff
Puffy
I pity that guy says Safe Bud as Smiley carries cake
A Southwestern style quip captures the moment as Safe Bud remarks I pity that guy while Art Smiley walks home with a department store cake carried upside down. The line hints at ongoing mischief and local humor.
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Safe Bud
Art Smiley
John F. Dille
Embalmer Faces Formalin Sensitivity and Cure Hopes
Mr O D reports skin blistering and soreness from embalming fluids, especially formalin, despite normal blood tests. Doctors advise leaving the trade. The answer suggests extreme formalin sensitiveness and notes possible remedies, including protective measures and alternatives.
Grammarslips Grammar Questions and Answers
A reader quiz on grammar and pronunciation with five items. The answers explain using terms like one another, deluge pronunciation, notably the misspelling noticeable, inextricable meaning entangled, and superfluity for the beyond-need abundance concept.
Mrs George H Bryant Visits Kansas As Illness Persists
Mrs George H Bryant wife of Rev Bryant pastor of Tenth Street Methodist Church left for Wichita Kansas Sunday to visit relatives during her summer itinerary She is accompanied by her two daughters Miss Jess of Amarillo and Miss Lenna of Wichita and her son Jim Bryant Also noted is a London fashion snippet mentioning striped nailed trends with black and silver or orange and scarlet colors.
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George H. Bryant
Bryant
Tenth Street Methodist Church
Wichita
Kan
Jess
Amarillo
Lenna
Jim Bryant
Strawberries in Diet and Health Benefits
Mrs Aletha J asks how to combine strawberries with foods for health. The answer notes that strawberries are an acid fruit and can be eaten with non starchy vegetables or milk. occasionally a meal of them is advised. They contain more iron than any other fruit.
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Aletha J
Three Types of Women Dorothy Dix Describes in Dark Diy
Dorothy Dix outlines three archetypes: the selfless giver who sacrifices all for family and receives little in return, the selfish taker who dominates and is adored by her husband and children, and the fifty fifty partner who shares duties and rewards fairly. She argues the balanced approach leads to happier households.
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Johnny
Junior
World cotton use rises in nine months to April
New York reports nine months ending April total U S cotton consumption at 9 443 000 bales up from 8 258 000 a year earlier. Kansas City Power Light Co posts year to April 30 net income of 4 453 511 versus 4 179 999 prior year. United Air Lines shows 111 percent traffic gain for first four months of 1932. Northern States Power Co reports year to March 31 net income of 8 928 542 vs 8 540 993. Detroit notes April vehicle sales rise sharply from March per R L Polk & Co.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Kansas City
Kansas_ City Power & Light Co
United Air Lines
Minneapolis
Northern States Power Co
Woman Burned as Laundering Gasoline Ignites
Mrs. I. W. Van Doran of 2904 West Second Avenue sustained slight burns yesterday morning when her washing clothes in gasoline ignited. The flames spread to the house, triggering Amarillo fire department's first alarm in 144 hours, but only minor damage occurred according to firefighters.
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I. W. van Doran
West
Second Avenue
Amarillo
Auction sale set for Houston Post-Dispatch Building
Federal Judge T M Kennerly ordered the sale of the 22story Houston Post-Dispatch Building for July 5 in a foreclosure case linked to New England Mutual Insurance. Suit alleges failure to pay notes. R S Sterling and Mrs Maude Gage Sterling named as defendants. Alvin S Moody named special master for the auction.
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Houston
Post-Dispatch
T. M. Kennerly
New England Mutual Insurance Company
R. S. Sterling
Maude Gage Sterling
Alvin S. Moody
Judge Henry Zweifel Visits Attorneys in Amarillo
Fort Worth attorney Judge Henry Zweifel conferred with Federal Judge James Wilson on legal matters and visited friends in Amarillo. Zweifel previously served as U.S. attorney for the northern district of Texas from 1921 to 1927 before entering private practice in Fort Worth.
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Henry Zweifel
Fort Worth
James ©. Wilson
Amarillo
Zweifel
UV. S
Texas
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