Letter From Sally Atherton To Leslie Prescott Continues
Sally Atherton writes from town confessing happiness to reconnect with Leslie Prescott and outlining personal changes. She describes Bee’s illness and Dick’s return to the studio, while reflecting on past aloofness and the strain of balancing society with work. Bee fears motherhood and Sally notes Dick’s concern for Bee’s emotional state.
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Sally Atherton
Leslie Prescott
Bee
Leslie
Amarillo Daily News and Panhandle merger details
Merges and staff notes from Amarillo area papers dated March 8 1043 outline mergers between the Amarillo Daily News and Daily Panhandle with the Daily Iowa and the Panhandle Tribune. Mentions publishers readers and the General Manager David M Warren with office locations in Anoka and Villmore Streets.
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Daily Panhande
Daily Iowa
Pahky Tribune
Daily News
Nuan
J. L Nuan
Sia, Soir
Alles Sss
David M. Warren
Adaaging Balior
Editorial Feud Over Dallas County D A Shelby Cox
M A Jackson protests a Dallas editorial attacking Shelby Cox and defending a white woman. He argues such remarks incite crime and urges editors to be white together. The Tyler Journal marks its 32 page Tyler edition honoring the Texas Press Association convention and praises Tyler as East Texas heart, while Amarillo humor highlights local views on matrimony and gender roles.
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Panhandle Builders Supply Co
Lubbock
Daily News
Shelby Cox
Dallas
Jackson
Tyler Journal
Henry Edwards
Texas Press Association
Tyler
Edwards
Troup Banner
Smith County
Press Fraternity of
Texas
East Texas
Amarillo
Legion Fund Campaign Misunderstood Across Localities
The American Legion endowment drive of 5 million dollars aims to fund rehabilitation and orphan care beyond government aid. Officials admit publicity failures caused misperception that the fund is useless. Amargillo's drive succeeded, and officials urge states to “go over the top” to support the cause.
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American Legion
Amarillo to Host West Texas Chamber of Commerce in 1926
An editorial in the Wheeler News Review notes the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention will be held in Amarillo next June. Amarillo men will entertain the delegates for the 1926 gathering, showcasing Panhandle publicity prospects.
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Panhandle
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Wheeler News Review
the News-Review
the Panhandle
West Texas
A THOUGHT On Judging A Brother In Romans 14
A devotional note cites Romans 14 10 urging readers not to judge a brother but to look with pity on a fall. Quoted lines emphasize humility and compassion, attributed to J Edmeston.
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J. Edmeston
Panhandle convention aims to showcase West Texas
The Panhandle and Amarillo residents pledge strong support to the upcoming convention. They expect wide West Texas turnout to spotlight the Panhandle and generate valuable publicity for the Panhandle Section of West Texas.
Amarillo Women and Tonight’s Charms in Local Sayings
In Amarillo talk the girl of today gives way to the girl of tonight as young men chase marriage. The line suggests that suitors strive to wed, shaping local social humor and expectations.
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Amarillo
Highbrow Amarilloan Demands Perfumed Onions
A colorful line from a reader suggests a cultivated palate in Amarillo culture. The remark juxtaposes sophistication with everyday food, hinting at social attitudes toward taste and refinement. It captures a witty community voice without naming individuals or events.
The Flapper Wife sparks reader debate across Panhandle presses
The Parson condemns The Flapper Wife as abominable but the serial's broad appeal continues. Readers in Brownwood and beyond relate to local spots like May Seymour Lola Hough Stanley Wayburn and Dick Gregory, as the tale’s popularity outstrips many best sellers in twenty years.
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Brownwood Bulletin
Parson
Brownwood
May Seymours
Lola Houghs
Stanley Wayburns
Dick Gregorys
Rain Mystery A S Weadon Hill Ey Begain Here Today
Retired observer Honeybun finds human blood in a rain gauge near the Grange where Sir Francis Lathrop lies dead with a neck wound. Sir Guy Lathrop, Margaret’s fiancé, becomes a prime suspect as detective Klyne questions alibis, the toy horse heirloom, and a nearby village crowd.
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Francis Lathrop
Lathrop Grange
Noneybun
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Guy
Margaret Lathrop
Francis
Margaret
Klyne
Grange
Vansitt
Sir Guy
Latchfield
London
Sam Honeybun
Wilfred Symes
Long Paston Hall
Father
Voice of the People guidance for letters to The News
The News prints original communications addressed to it that are free of libel and personal abuse. Short letters preferred and signed by authors who reside in cities. Include street addresses. open letters to public figures are not accepted for publication.
Carmack Editorial Corrections From Amarillo Letter
SAM B. MOTLOW of Amarillo Texas writes June 29 1925 to The Daily News seeking corrections to an editorial titled Carmack Honored He notes Carmack was killed in 1908 not 1910 Cooper son Robin not slain until 1919 and argues Carmack was a brilliant public figure with noted speeches and debates He references tributes by John Williams and others and recalls a harsh Senate critique of Roosevelt for appointing a black postmaster
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Tennessee State House
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Robin Cooper
Duncan B. Cooper
Edward Ward Carmack
United States
Braun
John J. Littleton
Zweibund
Duncan Brown Cooper
Great Coalition
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Roosevelt
Indianola
Miss
U.S. Senate
Ham” Patterson
Tennessee
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Joe Bailey
Texas
Ed Carmack
South
Sam B. Motlow
Amarillo
Elks Plan Early Morning Fourth of July Dance
Amarillo Lodge No 923 of the B P O Elks will hold an early morning dance on July Fourth from 6 to 10 am with a light breakfast and refreshments. Elks and their ladies arriving by 6 30 am admitted free. those arriving after 6 30 am pay an admission fee per the social committee announcement.
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Amarillo Lodge No
Elks
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Clue Pack From The Page
Long list of crossword clues covering many topics and word lengths. The puzzle blends easy and hard terms from science, nature, geography and common usage, including animals, colors, actions, body parts, and classic references.
Noise and Dirt Tie to Chicago Divorce Rise
A Chicago sociologist reports higher divorce rates linked to noisy industrial neighborhoods. The study covers several years and notes the rooming house district with cubicle apartments as especially prone. Authors suggest peaceful surroundings boost happiness and reduce marital disillusionment.
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Chicago
Burglars Enter Domino Parlor and Steal Safe
Burglars forced entry at the O Farrall Domino Parlor on Taylor Street Sunday night. They pried the back door, loaded the safe containing an estimated 200 to 1,000 dollars into a nearby auto, and fled. The safe was in the front. no other items were taken. The parlor is owned by Lang and Andy O Farrall.
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O'Farrall
Taylor Street
Lang
Andy O'Farrall
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