Amarillo Daily News History and Publication Facts
Amarillo Daily News established November 1909 and published daily except Sunday from Sixth and Fillmore Streets. Editors and managers include Dr. J. E Nune and GENE A. ROWE with Wilbur G C Hawks as general manager. Circulation covers the Panhandle region, delivering dispatches ahead of major papers across nearby states.
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Daily News Stance on Impartial Reporting Prompt
The Daily News declares itself an independent Democratic paper that seeks to report impartially while supporting what it regards as right, regardless of party politics.
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Debates on Part Payment and Gold Clause in New York
The article reports on New York financiers fearing a debt compromise that allows foreign debtors a June 15 payment to avoid default, amid concern over repudiating the gold clause and the risk of triggering a wider European default. It cites behind the scenes Anglo American coordination, potential French rejection of a lump sum, and tensions with Morgan insiders and policy moves.
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New York
Neville Chamberlain
England
London
France
M. Monnyck
Washington
James Darburg
Wall Street
Congress
U. S. Treasury
Federal Reserve
Wheat price impact tied to broader economic factors
The text argues that a more fundamental shift could affect wheat prices more than currency manipulation. It suggests underlying economic dynamics drive commodity values, implying lasting effects beyond short term monetary actions.
First Lady's Texas Breakfast Sparks Political Rift
Mrs. Roosevelt's Dallas breakfast with Fort Worth host Amon Carter angered Gov. Miriam Ferguson and adviser James E. Ferguson. Carter invited friends. Fergusons were not invited. Amarillo laments the public quarrel and urges a future Amarillo route on Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Jim Ferguson
Fort Worth
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Texas
Mr. Carter
Carter
Amarillo
Ferguson
Dallas
Panhandle
Three reasons for upturn in wheat values
Frank A. Theis of Kansas City cited three factors behind rising wheat prices. He pointed to government liquidation of holdings, a government funded cooperative debt refinancing, and favorable market conditions including a potential shortage in the southwestern winter wheat area. He warned that global import duties and export barriers threaten American farmers and urged action at Geneva and London talks.
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U. S
Frank A. Theis
Kansas City
Grain Committee On National Affairs
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Treasury
Chicago
Theis
Geneva
London
Union Club Moves to $3 Million Park Avenue Home
The Union Club, America’s oldest social club, relocates to a new $3,000,000 Park Avenue mansion after 97 years on Fifth Avenue. Members include J. Pierpont Morgan and Vanderbilts. initiation fees are $300 with annual dues of $200. Terrapin dinners fetch $3.50 a portion as cigars and refreshments sell at wholesale prices.
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Union Club
New York Times
Park Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-first Street
Union
America
Sons of
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ogden L. Mills
Clarence H. Mackay
Nicholas Murray Butler
William H. Woodin
Cabots
Vanderbilts
Iselins
Club
Charles K. Beekman
Social Register
Here to Your Health on Diet and Arterial Hardening
Medical guidance outlines causes of hardening arteries linked to toxemia from poor diet and stress. It recommends gradual weight loss, diet adjustments with raw vegetables, regular walking, stress reduction, and cautious use of therapies like massage and light therapy. A five day orange juice fast may help lower blood pressure in advanced cases.
ABE MARTIN On fashion and the old ice cream parlor memory
ABE MARTIN muses on frugal wardrobes and long wearing clothes. He recalls the ice cream parlor once a stepping stone to marriage, hinting at changing social norms and memories of past venues.
Grammarships 1. What is wrong with this sentence
The passage asks five grammar questions and provides corrected forms and definitions. It includes questions about structure, pronunciation, spelling, meaning, and a word for talkativeness. It ends with sample corrected answers.
Saddles Bridles and Blankets Stolen Near Dalhart
Five saddles bridles and Navajo blankets were stolen from Mrs. J. M. Taylor's ranch 16 miles west of Dalhart. Loss estimated at $200 with a $50 reward offered for the thieves.
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Dalhart
J. M. Taylor
Foods for Ulcerated Stomach and Drink Habit Cure
Questioner asks if foods cause ulcerated stomachs. Answer says ulcers stem from chemical stomach conditions due to wrong food combos and over eating. rough foods do not cause ulcers and soft diets won’t cure. Another reader asks about secret cures for drinking. reply: only willingness to change works, a fast on acid fruits can destroy liquor craving in a day or two.
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Golden Rule Still Works in Modern Times
Dorothy Dix outlines that the Golden Rule remains universal and infallible in guiding conduct. She argues popular charm, friendship, work success, and marital harmony all hinge on treating others as one wishes to be treated, regardless of changing social norms.
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Reader
Dorothy Dix
Janes
Gene Tunney
Darling Fool and Monnie O Dare in a Tangled Love Plot
In a small town Monnie O Dare loves Dan Cardigan though he favors Sandra Lawrence. Monnie seeks support from Charles Eustace while Kay O Dare, nearly 17, schemes with a city broker. A dinner party, car ride, and late night confidences deepen rivalries as Kay and Sandra twist affection.
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Dan Cardigan
Dan
Charles Eustace
Monnie
Sandra Lawrence
Bill
Angie Gillen
Angie
Kay O’dare
Charles’ House
Sandra
Hetty
Lawrences
Charles
Kay
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