Amarillo Daily News Publication Details and Contacts
A historical clipping lists the Amarillo Daily News publication span from November 4 1909 to January 1 1926, notes daily except Sunday issue by The News Globe Publishing Company, with editors and managers named. It provides office address Sixth and Fillmore Streets and subscription rates for Texas Oklahoma and out of state.
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Fillmore Streets
Gene A. Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
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Daily News Pledges Independent Democratic Stance
The Daily News declares itself an independent Democratic newspaper, aiming to publish impartially while supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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Morgenthau bonds test aims and Bankers' influence
New York views Morgenthau plan to sell 100 million in bonds to highest bidders with preference for small bidders. Aims to show treasury independence, test financing methods for June’s half to a billion needs, and spark potential favoritism fears among banks, insurers, and investors.
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Federal Reserve Open Market
Wall Street
Morgenthau
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Knox Backers and Old Guard Split on Presidential Bid
The article outlines Knox’s backing from Dawes and Chicago financiers, with Wall Street ties via Marine Midland, and hints Hamilton Fish as a possible rival. It notes the Stock Exchange’s Old Guard controls policy, sidelining President Gay, and signals a busy summer with municipal bond activity tied to Public Works funding.
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New York
Frank Knox
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Chicago Daily News
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Knox
Hamilton Fish
Col. Knox
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Historic turning points and the New Deal era
The piece weighs the mood of 1933 1935 amid the New Deal and Supreme Court cases as turning points in history. It compares public reaction to crises from 1929 to 1935 with larger revolutions while suggesting future historians may rank these years as confusions and experiments toward a better social order.
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Gibbon
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The NRA Fallout and Labor Tension After Court Ruling
The Supreme Court invalidates the NRA affecting New Deal policies. Congress could authorize limited NRA activities by detailing procedures. The ruling clarifies hours and wages regulation, prompting potential strikes and continued use of child labor. Businesses may pause to gauge moves and rival actions. Violations in some industries already widespread with limited immediate impact.
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NRA
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City Planning Viewed as Antidote to Political Corruption
Frederic A. Delano of the National Resources Board tells Cincinnati planners that urban design can reduce corrupt city governance by breaking up population blocs that fuel machine politics. He cautions that lasting reform hinges on public engagement and avoiding indifference.
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Frederic A. Delano
National Resources Board
Mr. Delano
Re-published guidance on starch food combinations for health
The author outlines how proper starch and protein combinations impact digestion and health. He notes that incorrect pairing can cause indigestion and gas, especially for those with digestive issues, and suggests avoiding starches with proteins at meals.
Treatment needed for nervousness and hemorrhoids
A reader reports increasing nervousness and bothersome hemorrhoids. She states her doctor said hemorrhoids could not be cleared up without electrical treatment or similar procedures.
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Flapper Fanny Says New Office Worker Needs Housework
The column notes a newly employed office worker must relearn household chores as modern independence changes daily routines. It satirizes shifts in gender roles and domestic expectations for young women entering the workforce.
Radio Clock Highlights NBC CBS Day With Transatlantic Liner Coverage
NYC May 21 broadcast schedule lists gala concert aboard a Havre to New York liner airing on NBC and CBS from 6 to 6 30 PM and 7 30 to 8 PM. Prominent Paris entertainers on board include Marcelle Chantel Arletty and Pils and Tabet. Track meet from Harvard and Yale Bowl tercentenary concerts feature in NBC CBS plans with Ted Husing and Owen D Young speech at Purdue.
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New Yorker At Large Mixes City Tips and Oddities
A New Yorker at large surveys New York scenes from a party encounter with Pearl S Buck to a Dizzy Dean Al Jolson radio clash. It notes a knit scene at The Old Maid and a street pencil rescue by a schoolboy, ending with Japan’s power output rising to over 19 billion kilowatt hours yearly since 1929.
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Blancety Jury Dismissed in Burglar Trial
The 47th district court dismissed the guilty phase in the case against W. A Blancert, charged with burglary, as the jury was dismissed yesterday.
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W. A Blancert
47Th District
Dear Miss Dix on Liberty and Love and Household Tyranny
Dorothy Dix counsels a 19 year old to seek personal liberty from controlling parents and urges self reliance. She contrasts this with a 30 year old woman choosing a crippled lover, affirming support and social acceptance. A neat wife advises a husband to dress for breakfast to gain mutual effort.
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Miss Dix
International Sunday School Lesson Theme Day of Worship
Lesson outlines Psalm 100 and John 4 20 24 Colossians 3 15 17 and Psalm 100 praising Jehovah. Notes Jesus speaks of worship in spirit and truth stressing true worshippers, with references to Sunday Sabbath and Lord’s Day origins and reflection on weekly worship.
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