Amarillo Daily News masthead and publishing notes
Historical clipping shows Amarillo Daily News branding with affiliations and circulation details. Contains publisher names L Nunn and J L Nunn and editorial leadership notes, pricing schedules, morning publication claim, and Associated Press affiliation.
Fire Prevention Week Promotes Cost Of Fires
Fire Prevention Week is observed in many cities with school and public programs. Amarillo lacks a formal plan beyond pupil drills, but national figures show last year’s fires cost over 548 million dollars, with insured and uninsured losses likely totaling a billion. Deaf Smith county gathers blue ribbons for farm products at regional fairs, showcasing Plains country farming and Deaf Smith’s Hereford booth, highlighting Texas agriculture and county presence at Dallas fair.
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All the world's a stage in daily news crossword
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Word Play and Stage Terms in A Bevy of Clues
A jumble of crossword style clues lists theatrical terms, stage roles, and misc phrases. The text includes references to printer's measures, typesetting, performances, and descriptive phrases such as grotesque appearance and decorative show parts. It appears as a yesterday’s crossword answer section with scattered terms and definitions.
Curious Time Costs for Public Figures in Coolidge Era
A fragmented reminiscence notes that Luther Burbank estimated his time costs at $10,000 yearly and contemplates the burden of public life on President Coolidge. The fragment argues that the president, unlike private men, belongs to all and should not be viewed for personal gratification.
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Cotton first bale signals West Texas growth at high altitudes
Amarillo Daily News reports the first bale of the new cotton season arrived in Amarillo from near Tascosa, grown on J. D. Muncy Jr.s 75 acre farm. The Potter county agent estimates 860 bales for the county this year as frost and leafworm impact are noted.
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Memory Lost Soldier Faces Harsh Homefront Dilemmas
In a London set of postwar tensions Nan Marraby grapples with love and money as Peter Lyster, memory impaired from shell shock, returns. Nan doubts Harley Sefton’s claims, worries over her father’s ruin, and faces Mrs. Dudeney’s insinuations about Mrs. Mears’s forthcoming marriage to young Officer Lyster, all while a hopeful, blurred future looms.
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Mrs. Mears
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Modern girl pirate type sparks courtroom tale in New York
Cynthia Grey comments on a shifting female code after a trial over $90 borrowed gear. Gallagher and Shean joke that girls take everything, even the golden gate, while Grey notes two woman archetypes: polite daughters and bold gold-diggers.
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West Texas State Teachers ex-students gather tonight
A meeting of the ex-students of the West Texas State Teachers College is set for 7 30 tonight at Central Presbyterian hall. Wyatt Hester chairs arrangements for the second meeting since the club formed last September with J A Hill the college president as the principal speaker. All former students are urged to attend.
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Wyatt Hester
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Letter from Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquise
Leslie Prescott writes to the Little Marquise about Sally and a worried workplace matter. She reports planning to discharge a worker, discusses Bee and Paula Penter, and mentions feelings about Mr Sartoris. The exchange reveals hidden tensions and unspoken desires as the night ends.
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Bee
Dick Summers
Paula Perter
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Paula
Mr. Sartoris
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Leslie Prescott
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