Daily News Panhandle edition overview
Morning and evening newspaper serving the Panhandle region. Covers Panhandle Texas Eastern New Mexico Southern Colorado and Western Oklahoma with dispatches ahead of major papers. Independent Democratic voice reporting news impartially and supporting positions it deems right.
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Neff Seeks Regular Term as Railroad Commissioner
Panhandle backers rally for Pat Neff in his bid to retain the Texas Railroad Commission seat after appointment by Governor Moody. He faces three opponents including W Gregory Hatcher. Supporters credit Panhandle votes and West Texas ties as key to his continued influence in state government.
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Pat Neff
Panhandle
Neff
Moody
Texas Railroad Commission
W. Gregory Hatcher
Mr. Neff
Business outlook from National Survey Conference
The summary notes large American industry remains on track with December forecasts, continuing capital improvements financed at large scale. Across America and Europe, growing credit pools push down interest rates, aiding production and distribution as the economy prepares for higher earning power.
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National Business Survey Conference
America
Europe
President's success tied to national support, Coolidge says
A Coolidge quote asserts that a president's success mirrors the country, and without public support the nation cannot prosper. The remark emphasizes citizen backing as essential to governance.
Seen About New York
In Manhattan’s Bowery a journalist recalls a fearsome scene of public degradation with poison sellers peddling deadly smoke for dimes. The writer notes how civilized facades mask harm and reflects on a world warped by addiction and despair.
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New York
Bowery
Thoughts on Idols and Worship in Deuteronomy Style
A compact reflection citing Deuteronomy 12 3 and a Lowell quote about the idol as the measure of the worshipper. It juxtaposes biblical injunctions with a modern artful warning on reverence and value. The tone mimics a brief historical card with a moral emphasis.
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Lowell
Bowery Night Scene Reveals Despair and Drink’s Deadly Reach
In a Bowery bar, a crowd of derelicts sits in dim light as sacks of sawdust litter the floor. The scene—a nightmarish city corner—shows men fallen to drink and neglect, with a grim note on alcohol as the “lethal champagne” of the derelict, echoing a broader social decay.
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Mike Gold
Bowery
Huddleston Critiques Congress as Bluffs and Evasions
In a candid Washington Letter, Rep. George Huddleston faults both chambers for political maneuvering and overrules House independence. He says the Senate is more responsive and notes the House does little beyond electioneering, with major bills buried or altered to protect incumbents. He urges voters to elect men fit for bigger work and break the pattern of organized influence.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
George Huddleston
Alabama
U. S. Senate
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Huddleston
Remembering Where You Put Your Things
A young narrator describes a morning dispute with his mother about finding his rubber boots for school. She urges order while he complains of too many places to store items, finally locating the rubbers in the hall rack and heading to school.
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Benny
Grammarships Quiz Answers Card
1. Say to my sister and me. 2. Pronounce second a as in at, not as in air. 3. Arbitrary. 4. Quality of being easily done. He accomplished the task with astonishing facility. 5. Acquiesce.
That's My Father
A narrator reflects on parental influence and pride through meeting a friend’s humble parents in a country town. He contrasts motives of work with enduring aims shaped by children’s regard, and cites Samuel Butler on generations and progress, ending that legacy is defined by a child’s pride.
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McClare
Samuel Butler
Eper Syndicate
Cold Weather Or Summer Soup Tips From 100 Malth Series
Readers are told soups cool in heat and warm in cold weather. A cold raw tomato parsley carrot soup chilled on ice offers a creamy option with almond or peanut butter. Use non starch ingredients for hot weather and avoid crackers. Soups should simmer, not boil, to blend flavors.
The Banker Who Went Unpunished and His Ill Fate
A reflective poem recounts a banker who defrauded trusting neighbors, dodged prison through slick lawyers, and later became a ruined, grayhaired outcast. The narrator laments the lack of swift punishment and warns that justice may strike privately after courts fail. Copyright 1930 by George Matthew Adams.
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Tolbooth
George Matthew Adams
Symptoms and cautions on stomach cancer and mustard use
Cancer of the stomach shows variable symptoms by individual with pain or bloating not guaranteed in advanced stages. Seek a doctor with x ray expertise for any stomach distress rather than self diagnosis. Mustard is relatively harmless when used with meat and not paired with starchy foods. overexcitation of appetite is a general condiment risk.
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News-Globe
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Baby sweating causes and remedies in nursing mothers
Most mothers dress their babies too warmly and this causes sweating during sleep. Excess covers or keeping the baby in the same amount of clothing as when nursing makes the head unusually warm due to the mother's body heat and nursing effort.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Fashion Hints Beach Pajamas for Tall Woman
A chic beach outfit features a pale yellow tuck-in blouse with an orange jacket and pale yellow trousers. The ensemble flares with circular graduated flounces in lemon yellow, deeper hues, and deep orange, paired with orange sandals and a pale yellow sunshade.
Yosemite Valley and Park History Through Time
On June 30, 1864, Yosemite Valley was ceded to California to be kept open as a national park. In 1890 Yosemite National Park was established by act of Congress, and 15 years later the original reservation was ceded back to the federal government. The park spans 1,125 square miles and features the giant Sequoias, the Tuolumne and Merced river headwaters, lakes, waterfalls, forests, and dramatic canyons described by John Muir in vivid detail.
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Yosemite Valley
California
Yosemite National Park
America
John Muir
Tuolumne
Merced
Flapper Fanny Sees Men Saving For Rainy Day Flood
Flapper Fanny comments on men who hoard funds for tough times, joking that their savings may flood their plans as a humorous take on financial caution in a stormy season.
New Tariff Bill Passed Promises Diamond Ring Deal
Tell Binkley declares the tariff bill passed and hints at a party and a diamond ring priced at 35 dollars. The Art Embroidery Club has begun presenting Art Lark and his wife in a public event.
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Tell Binkley
Art Embroidery Club
Art
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