Amarillo Daily News: Early 1910s Publishing Notes
The Amarillo Daily News details publishing dates from 1909 to 1928, editors, staff, and contact information. It notes pricing, delivery and service details, and public notice policies, including Associated Press usage and correction procedures. The paper brands itself as independent and Democratic, with regional Panhandle coverage.
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J. E Nunn
Globe News
Fillmore Streets
Gene A. Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
the Daily News
National whirlgig notes reflect tense Hoover era politics
Washington insiders forecast Hoover era campaign reluctance by old line politicians who plan to safeguard their own positions. Clarence Hamlin leads anti Curtis efforts while Alice Roosevelt Longworth's influence is minimized. New York critics blame Hoover for blocking defense council and miscoordinated agencies heightening anti Hoove r sentiment locally.
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Washington
Mr. Hoover
Boy
Chicago
Hoover
Clarence Hamlin
Colorado
Curtis
Senate
New York
Council of National Defense
Congress
Roosevelt Aims for Nomination Faces Financial District Skepticism
Financial leaders and political observers weigh Roosevelt’s nomination prospects. Morganthau supports him, Lehman heads to potential NY successor role, while House counsels peace. Smith Raskob factions consider Baker or Ritchie, with Tammany eyeing gains in a Roosevelt or Baker ticket.
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Roosevelt
Tammany
Henry Morgenthau
National Democratic Committee
Smith
McAdoo
Edward M. House
Lehman
New York State
National Electric Light Association
Smith-Baskob
Ritchie
New York
Baker
McGRAW A BASEBALL LEGEND retires from Giants
McGraw resigns as manager of the New York Giants and joins the baseball legends. His exit marks a fundamental change in big league baseball and places him among Cobb, Mathewson, Chance, Bresnahan, Evers, Wagner, Young, and other immortals shaping the game's enduring color and appeal.
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John McGraw
New York Giants
Academy of the Immortals
Cobb
Mathewson
Chance
Bresnahan
Evers
Wagner
Young
New York Letter on theater, divorce, and society quips
Gilbert Swan notes in New York that career needs and finances drive separations, with Teddy Keller and Jack Pettis managing frequent touring. Breakfast in bed rises in hotels as early rises fall, while the Society of Fakers revives with Samuel T. Shaw backing. Entertainers like Al Baker and Rabbi Nathan Krass appear in playful acts as Paul Muni lives modestly in New York.
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Teddy Keller
Keller Sisters
Lynch
Newark
N. J
Jack Pettis
Hotel New Yorker
New York
Society of Fakers
Samuel T. Shaw
Grand Union Hotel
Gotham
al Baker
Baker
Nathan Krass
Benny Davis
Nets
Paul Muni
Gilbert Swan
Buck Rogers Scene Reveals Narrow Escape From Kane’s Followers
Buck Rogers frames a tense escape as Kane’s followers close in during the day. The crew avoids detection by staying off the air and moving stealthily to survive in 2431 A. D.
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Kane
Heres to Your Health tomato health benefits by Dr Frank Necdy
Tomato facts outline origin in South America and rapid rise in U S value as a major crop. Describes vitamin C content, minerals and acids that preserve nutrients through cooking, notes field ripening yields more C vitamin, and contrasts fresh versus canned tomatoes and related products. It advocates liberal tomato use for health and tissue building.
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Frank Necdy
South America
America
Europe
Asia
United States
Nightshade
Puff Wonders About Plans For His Birthday Party
VUEFF Puff senses no plan for a party on his birth day and worries why Bunny and Whiz whisper. He feels left out not being in on the knowledge.
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Puff
Bunny
Whiz
ABE MARTIN Wise crack on brains and intestines
The cartoonish quip notes people seek advice yet avoid acting on it as a joke about brains and guts. It reflects the humor of ABE MARTIN creator John F P Dille Co era.
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Chicago
John FP. Dille
Tuberculosis diagnosis and patient guidance.
The reply warns against layman self diagnosis for tuberculosis and notes many laboratory tests are needed to confirm lung TB, offering to mail detailed articles after obtaining full name and a stamped return envelope.
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Helen P
Word Puzzle: Fill Missing Letters to Reveal Five-Letter Word
Puzzle note hints that two consonants and three vowels are missing from a word. Filling the right letters yields a five-letter word formed by the missing letters in their order. Solution appears on the back page.
Grammarships Quiz Answers
1. Replace with an increase in salary. 2. satire is pronounced sat ir with stress on the first syllable. 3. grot toe is misspelled. grottoe should be mistletoe. 4. Urgency means the quality of needing immediate attention. 5. Impede means to retard or obstruct.
Baylor Representative Injured in Auto Crash at Dead Man's Curve
Dr T E Finney field representative for Baylor University at Waco was seriously injured in an automobile collision 10 miles south of Belton at Dead Man's Curve. The other driver a woman was badly hurt and taken to Georgetown hospital. Finney suffered a broken leg fractured ribs and severe head and neck cuts.
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Belton
T. E. Finney
Baylor University
Waco
Georgetown
Finney
Belton Hospital
Chicken Dinner Special at Rose Bowl Tea Room
The Rose Bowl Tea Room announces a noon today chicken dinner with fried chicken stuffed summer squash beets casserole frozen salad hot rolls jelly drinks and fresh peach ice cream plus angel food cake. Public invited. By Phillip Nowlan and Richard Calkins.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Two Wives and a Murder Case Stir Dorothy Dix
A 60 year old man faces choosing between two devoted wives after a murder case involving his first wife. Dorothy Dix analyzes the psychology, loyalty, and age related factors while noting both spouses stand by him and one second wife helps fund the defense. She suggests the man should be allowed to keep both if possible, and questions the modern view of a hard boiled woman.
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George Presnell
Presnell
Mitchell County
Iowa
Dorothy Dix
Mr. Presner
Primary list closes today for county offices
The Potter County primary filing deadline ends at midnight tonight at the Amarillo Building office of Democratic chairman Grover B. Hill. Seventy nine candidates for sixteen county offices already announced with sheriff drawing eight contenders. The county executive committee meets Monday to set ballot order and estimate election costs. Ballot fees must be paid by June 35.
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Grover B. Hill
Potter County
Democratic
Mr. Hill
Amarillo
Sheriff’s Office
First Wheat Car of 1932 Brought to Lubbock
Thirty three cents per bushel was paid for the first car of 1932 wheat received in Lubbock. The car came from Justiceburg and was sold to S. E. Cone, local grain dealer.
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Lubbock
Justiceburg
S. E. Cone
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