Panhandle bankers pledge aid to win Federal Reserve branch
Panhandle bankers meet to back a Federal Reserve branch, with Amarillo as planned site. The move aims to serve the Panhandle Plains region, not a single city, and signals a cooperative regional effort led by Amarillo while including Childress and other area bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Amarillo
Federal Reserve System
National Board
Washington
Plainview
Memphis
Canadian
Panhandle-Plains
Childress
Our National Meat Pork Dominates American Diet
The Outline of Business from the Central National Bank of Cleveland shows Americans eat pork as the nation's staple meat, surpassing beef and other meats. Per capita meat consumption rose from 1% pounds in 1919 to 138 pounds, with continued increase projected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Central National Bank of
Cleveland
Why Youth Fails Says Mrs Woodward On Career Fit And Fear
Helen Woodward argues two core causes push many young women and youths into unsatisfying, low paid work. Fear of their own inability and fear of bosses, plus staying in the wrong jobs for security, keep them from progression. She urges recognizing others’ anxieties as a path to self confidence and better fit. The piece cites her views as a vocational guidance advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Woodward
Mre. Woodward
Mre. Woodard
Resper
Homor
Brownell
Sticko
Molly
Lil- Swedie
Mr. Frazier
Bob
Strcko
Amarillo
Wisdom and folly in ancient and modern maxims
A compact reflection on the paradox of knowledge. The verse from Ecclesiastes notes that with much wisdom comes grief and sorrow. A Tieck quip warns that self styled wisdom leads to foolish acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Tieck
Developments in Antiquity and Civic Duty
Prof. James H. Breasted outlines a panorama of human progress from geological ages to social ideals as civilizations advance. Dr. Henry Moore Bates criticizes the electorate for failing to engage, hindering genuine self governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrata
Orient
James H. Breasted
The
Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago
Henry Moore Bates
University of Michigan Law School
New York Fair Life Threads From Grand Central to Madison Square
New York hosts a year round Manhattan variation of county fairs at Grand Central Palace and Madison Square Garden drawing chemists florists manufacturers and home decorators. Harry Stevens the hot dog king began with a basket of hot dogs here and many fortunes started in catalogued exhibits. A Madison Avenue shop displays ties praised by Lindbergh leading to a tale of Anne Morrow and reporters. A new midtown shop offers 24 hour sex darned services and red and green Traffic shirts draw attention. Minnie Fiske attended Becky Sharp’s revival in a box, remaining incognito to avoid fuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Grand Central Palace
Madison Square Garden
Harry Stevens
America
Cornucopias
Public figures share sympathy notes and evolving roles
Allen Sumner notes Babe Ruth and President Hoover sending sympathy or congratulations to public figures, wives, and institutions. The column mocks gendered roles, praises women’s expanding public presence, and critiques workplace shifts toward female staff, including train waitresses. It cites a toy fund for children and a judge’s reaction to a sexist wisecrack in a divorce case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allene Sumner
Babe Ruth
Yank Stadium
Molly and Bob Prepare for Wedding Amid Nervous Anticipation
Molly Anderson and Bob Brown anxiously advance toward marriage after buying a ring and license. Molly handles purchases, funding from Dr. Brownell, while Bob frets about divorce stories. They plan a church blessing, travel for a drive, and face an unexpected meeting with Mr. Frazier and Mary Holmquist at the church study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Anderson
Bob Brownell
Molly
Mr. Frazier
Brownell
Bob
Mrs. Potter
Bobsie
Mollykins
Frazier
Mary Holmquist
Marriage Gifts and a New Life for Molly and Bob
Molly and Bob Brownell marry in a church ceremony as friends present generous gifts including monogrammed silverware and roses. The couple visits family, ships their belongings, and begins the search for a home amid supportive yet busy relatives.
San Jacinto Baptist Revival Opens Evening
Geary man preaches tonight at San Jacinto Baptist church in a revival led by Rev. D. D. Sumrall and Rev. Barnard Franklin. The two week revival moved from Second Baptist on North Pierce to San Jacinto, with B P U members hosting the initial services and a prayer meeting featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Geary Man
San Jacinto Baptist Church
D. D. Sumrall
Barnard Franklin
Geary
Oklo
Second Baptist Church
North Pierce
Franklin
Tawney Apple Speech Stumbles at Strawberries
A fragment notes Miss Tawney Apple mispronounces a phrase while eating strawberries. It mentions Lester Moots and his wife merging with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tawney
Lester
John F. Ditle Co
Health Advice On Diet Cure For Skin Troubles
A reader requests help for persistent skin problems and is advised that a proper diet plan can fully cure the condition. The writer offers to provide full instructions by mail if the reader sends name and address.
Bronchitis and Related Respiratory Advice Noting Dangers
A medical column outlines acute bronchitis common causes and progression to pneumonia in vulnerable groups, with symptoms, fever ranges, and the course in children and the elderly. It warns on contagion, triggers like overheated rooms, and stresses that cure relies on diet rather than medicines, plus notes potential misdiagnosis with tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J
J. K
Statue of Liberty centennial memory in New York Harbor
Forty four years ago today the Statue of Liberty was received from France for New York harbor to celebrate good will between nations. It weighs 25 tons costs 200000 dollars funded by French and American subscriptions.
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New York Harbor
France
United States
Liberty Island
Benny 4 and Satuidy Morning Visit a Blacksmith Tale
A boy visits a friend Puds Simkins and recalls a curious morning. They discuss attempting to coax permission from family, an uncle’s ride out in the country, and a crude memory of a blacksmith scene as the narrator imitates shoeing a horse. The tale blends mischief and family tension with rustic imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puds Simkins
Winder
Puds
Unkle
Letter Golf Swim Par Challenge on Back Page
The notice outlines a word ladder game titled Letter Golf where players must change one word at a time to reach a target in par strokes. Rules specify each intermediate step must be a valid common word, letters kept in place, and only one letter changed per move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Education Association
National Amateur Athletic Federation of America
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Chrim
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U. S. Pat
NEA 9
Amarillo Daily News
Dr. J. E Num
Amarillo Globe-News Publishing Company
Sixth
Fillmore Streets
Gene A. Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
Eeewspaper
Panayhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Ress
Aise
Earey Basse Vey
Payagle
Wii
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Daily News
Mrs. Hoover
Turekey
Rossei de Lands
Madison Avenue
Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Lindy
Miss Morrow
Players Club
Becky Sharp
Becky
Minnie Madden Fiske
Mrs. Fiske
Langdon Mitchell
Thackeray
Gilbert Swan
Daddy's Toys
Daddy” Browning
Peaches” Fame
Ruth Chapin
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Claire McKillips
Eugene Maclea
Flapper
Fanny
Abe Martin
Fooll
Health and Diet Advice
Frank McCoy
McCoy
Dr. McCoy
Kansas City
St. Louis
Columbia
Tittle
Benny
LitTle Joey
Enca Reg
U.S
PAT
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