Memory Loss and Passion Entangle a London Family
Peter Lyster returns from the Western Front unable to recognize Nan Marraby, his former fiancée, while Nan wrestles with shame and desire as Harley Sefton pressures her with debt and threat. Nan hides from Peter as Sefton asserts control, and Nan contemplates fate as she learns Peter may not return. The scene ends with Nan awaiting Peter’s next move as she confronts her tangled loyalties.
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Peter Lyster
Western Front
London
Nan Marraby
France
Nan
Joan Endicott
Peter
John Arnott
Arnott
Marrahy
Harley Sefton
Sefton
Seften
Lyster
Clauie
Panhandle merged with Daily News brightens Amarillo paper
The Amarillo Daily News notes Panhandle merged with the Daily News and the St Daily Tribune, with staff listings for J B Nunn and J L Nunn. It details publishers, circulation, and contact numbers, touts the paper as the only morning Amarillo daily, and outlines subscription and carrier rates. It also lists Associated Press affiliation and bureau membership.
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Panhandie
Daily News
St Daily Tribune
Aily News
J.B Nunn
J. L. Nunn
Ln Nunn
Avid M. Warren
Filmore
Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Aquarillo
FORT
Carter
R Mail
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Notice to the Public Correction Policy
A public notice states that erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations will be corrected when brought to the editor's attention Corrections will be made prominently and when warranted to rectify any wrongly published reference in The News
Arizona publicity plan targets Studebaker critique
A Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and state leaders protested a Saturday Evening Post ad criticizing Studebaker cars. Arizona will receive a full page later from the Studebaker firm with highway information, costing the company $7,000. The Panhandle region should watch for similar injustices and pursue corrective publicity.
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Studebaker Automobiles
Saturday Evening Post
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Press
Arizona
Studebaker
Amarillo
Panhandle
Denton editor questions mudslinging in Texas politics
W C Edwards former legislature member and Denton Record Chronicle editor doubts Lee Satterwhite will run for governor next year citing mudslinging. He argues campaigns in Texas are dominated by personalities and mudslinging and suggests Satterwhite fears weak support.
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W. C. Edwards
Denton Record Chronicle
Lee Satterwhite
Amarillo
Edwards
Texas
Satterwhite
Mr. Edwards
Lee
Denton
What changes Amarillo drivers when behind the wheel
The passage notes a shift in behavior of Amarillo residents once they sit behind the wheel. Politeness gives way to aggression as drivers crowd others off the road, run pedestrians, and force turns. It suggests the car heightens perceived needs for self defense on crowded streets.
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Amarillo
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Clues Revealed
The page lists horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers, including Gave up broth steal fury instrument for measuring retina and more. It mentions compass points, cavities, decay, lawful facts, venous terms, and a lyric poet among other entries, suggesting a full puzzle grid.
The Proof In The Pudding Reveals Tax Showdown
Panhandle Press notes the publication of income tax payments with McCoolidge leading receipts at 14, vii.a6 and John D Rockefeller Jr at 6.28 million. Charlie Chaplin pays 345 dollars while Douglas Fairbanks pays 182,190. Joseph H Brewer pays 325,846.08 in western Michigan. Wrigley pays 2,644 as losses are deducted to 1914. The piece suggests profits remain robust amid tax disclosures.
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Lubbock Journal
United States
Mc. Coolige
John BP. Rockefeller, Jr
John D
Douglaa Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Joseph H. Brewer
Michigan
William Wrigley
Edwin J. Gould
William A. Rockefeller
Wrigley
ABE MARTIN On The Cost Of Owning Cars
ABE MARTIN notes that high car upkeep makes people numb to being charged, saying most compliments serve as preludes to sharper costs. The remark underscores how routine expenses in modern life dull sharp reactions to price hikes.
Late marriages curb divorces and empower mature choices
Cynthia Grey argues women should delay marriage to 26 or 27 or 30, noting runaways and hasty unions lead to separations. She says women can be independent and self-sufficient, waiting for a suitable partner who truly loves them, not marrying to escape stigma. The piece ends with a note on Europe’s radio developments, listing 120 stations and 87 more planned.
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Selah B. Strong
Brooklyn
Dad
Europe
West Texas Teachers College exhibit to Lubbock fair
The West Texas State Teachers College exhibit shown at Amarillo has been moved to Lubbock where it will be displayed at the fair. The display includes industrial arts and fine arts work, posters, annuals, and college publications, arranged to inform visitors about the college. R. A. Terrill heads the manual training department and oversees the exhibit.
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News Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
Amarillo
Lubbock
R. A. Terrill
Litter from Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquise continues
In a domestic scene Mrs. Prescott Senior clashes with Leslie over access to the nursery and grandchildren. Leslie enforces distance, while Mrs. Prescott protests her exclusion and plans a ride, revealing family tensions and shifting car arrangements. Tomorrow promises another continuation from Leslie Prescott.
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Leslie Prescott
Leslie
Mrs. Prescott
Hannah
Marquise
John
Jack Prescott
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