Amarillo Daily News historical masthead and staff data
Amarillo Daily News details the paper’s founding and publication span from November 4, 1909 to January 1, 1926. It lists editors, publishers, and office addresses, notes daily circulation patterns, and provides subscription rates for Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico readers, plus carrier delivery details.
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National Whirligig Themes in Garner Relief Bill Tactics
Washington commentary details Garner using pork barrel tactics to push relief legislation through the House amid Hoover opposition. It notes added Philadelphia naval hospital money to win Republican votes, Senate reluctance, and President’s flexible stance on relief funding. Also covers tax naming shifts, secretaries' quick changes, and gold export embargo rumors.
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Mayor Pete Reid Remembered as Alfalfa King of Panhandle
F P Reid known as Pete Reid died Sunday after 35 years of work in the Panhandle. He arrived in 1897, began farming in Mobeete country, and earned fame as the Alfalfa King before moving to Pampa in 1919. The news prompted many in the Southwest to reflect on his Panhandle contributions.
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Southwest
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Mobeete
Pampa
Death of Panhandle road booster Mayor F P Reid
The Panhandle and Pampa mourn the death of Mayor F P Pete Reid who after a year as mayor and seven years in office had spent over 30 years championing paved roads. He funded and lobbied for good highways, leaving a lasting impact on the region as many of his road visions near completion.
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Reid
Panhandle
Pete” Reid
Pampa
Texas
F. P
Vehicle registrations show drop in 1931 amid aging fleet
The 1931 U S Bureau of Public Roads report notes total motor vehicle registrations at 25 814 103 a 2 8 percent fall from 26 545 281 in 1930. Production slid 31 percent year over year as owners extend vehicle life while awaiting better times.
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United States Bureau of Public Roads
United States
Bureau of Roads
Broadway reminiscences and stage lore from Gilbert Swan
New York letters recall Mrs Finklestein the famed Broadway boarding house landlady and her ledger of promises and paid up while detailing actors such as Maude Finklestein and George M. Cohan. Other vignettes include Art Young in court, Guido Bruno’s village voice, Pepy de Albren's white mice and Roland Young’s penguin hobby.
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Pickwickean
Dudley Field Malone
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Art
Greenwich
Guido Bruno
Manhattan
Pepy de Albren
Pepy
el Gerron
Roland Young
Hollywood
Roland
London
South Africa
Gilbert Swan
Berry Nutrition And A Recipe For Berry Ice Cream
The article reviews berries by nutrient content including magnesium in blackberries and potassium in loganberries, notes cranberries high in calcium and sulfur, and strawberries high in iron and sodium. It warns against combining acidic berries with starches and provides a berry ice cream recipe using gelatin, berries, cream, milk, and honey. It ends with a children’s vignette about Puff and Bun on a bank.
Pellagra diet and cure guidance from Myra I
Mrs Myra I outlines treatment for pellagra emphasizing a short fruit fast followed by a balanced diet with sufficient protein and Vitamin B2 foods. She lists rich sources including milk meat whole grains and vegetables to prevent pellagra. She also notes care with diet and offers further instructions.
Grammar and Vocabulary Quiz Solutions
The questions cover subject verb agreement and word choice. Answers: 1 The sentence is acceptable though informal. 2 camphor pronounced kam fer with a as in am and e as in her. 3 frol ic is the misspelled word. 4 hazardous means exposed to risk or danger. 5 vi means to justify, which is vindicate.
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ABE MARTIN On Resentment And Buying a Necktie
ABE MARTIN notes that resentment lasts with sellers who talk of a necktie they do not want. He adds that one does not need to dress like a corpse to be decent, offering his moral quip on social pretenses.
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Borah
John FP. Dille Co
Summer Word Puzzle Hidden in Letters
A wording puzzle hints at a summertime theme by rearranging letters in place to reveal a familiar seasonal term. The note promises a solution on the back page, inviting readers to test their letter-turning skill.
Buck Rogers, 2431 A. D.
Comic strip preview by Phillip Nowlan and Richard Calkins outlines Buck Rogers adventures in the 2431 A. D. era with spaceflight and futuristic missions.
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Buck Rogers
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Phillip Nowlan and
Richard Calkins
Dorothy Dix on the mysteries of marriage
Dorothy Dix argues marriage remains an undiscovered country. She notes its enchantment and peril altering those who enter it, questions why husbands and wives offend and endure, and cites persistent divorces as another mystery.
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Angold Colored
Cook
Dorothy DIX
Public Ledger
Three Women in a Turbulent Family Secret
The scene centers on Mrs. Louisa Lenox Sheldon, the stern dowager who controls daughter in law Elizabeth, and their daughter Joyce. Elizabeth resists her grandmother’s coercion after ten years of widowhood and a delayed remarriage, while Joyce, mentored by a flapper friend, pushes back against entrenched gender roles and a looming family revelation.
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Louisa Lennox Sheldon
Elizabeth
Louisa
Grandma
Fred van Elstyne
Fred
England
Joyce
Yvonne
Avocation or Marriage A Dialogue of Ambition and Tradition
In a candid exchange, Joyce and Yvonne debate women's independence and career versus marriage. Yvonne, weary and candid, urges patience and humor, while Joyce asserts a desire for a profession of her own beyond conventional roles.
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