Amarillo Daily News mergers and subscription details
In 1040 the Amarillo Daily News merges with the Panhandle and the Daily News merges with the Evening Post. Publication offices list editors and managers. Subscription rates by mail in Texas and surrounding states, carrier and combination rates, and notices from the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation outline pay terms and correction policies.
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One Who Forgot Ends With Engagement In London Tale
NAN MARRABY, heartbreak and memory loss drive a series of social pressures as PETER LYSTER returns from war unable to recognize his fiancée NAN. She contemplates a grim marrying plan to secure her family’s future, while Harley SEFTON presses for a quick marriage to settle debts and protect his wealth.
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Peter Lyster
France
London
Nan Marraby
Nan
Joan Endicott
Peter
John Arnott
Arnott
Marraby
Harley Sefton
Sefton
Miss Dudeney
Lyster
Claudie
Riches as a Foolish Social Law
A terse reflection traces how haste to wealth corrupts judgment. It notes that material pursuit shapes social norms, and warned in a Troyish proverb that wealth can mislead and become a governing force within society, implying caution against greed.
Southern States Protective League backs 30 cent cotton price in West Texas
Bankers in San Angelo pledge liberal loans to farmers, supporting a cooperative push for a stable cotton price. The resolution cites regional rains, prosperity for farmers, and joint effort among bankers, farmers, and merchants to boost profits and foster better financing and storage. The league notes offices at 3113 Live Oak St Dallas and invites membership.
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Southernates Protective League
Texas
San Angelo
Angelo
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Southmen States Protective League
Live Oak St
Dallas
Open sessions urged for public bodies and aviation panels
Officials stress publicity for government meetings, arguing open discussion earns public trust. Whether national, regional, or city committees convene, secrecy invites criticism and fuels belief that affairs are hidden from citizens. The general belief is that issues vital to welfare deserve transparent handling and timely reporting.
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National Investigator Board
Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge Aircraft Board
Oneral
City Commission
Italian Flyer Passes Challenge in Aerial Feat Across the Sea
A fragmented account recalls an Italian attempting a bold flight from home to cog and a party of flyers to a successful stretch across a tower in London. The text links these flights to the broader saga of national defense and air power’s role in modern nations.
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London
Rune
Navy
Hawaiian Islands
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Notice Sparks Weekend Holiday Debate
The St. Louis Automobile Dealers Association runs a crusade against Saturday afternoon and Sunday auto service seeking holidays for repair mechanics. The column lists many puzzle clues and ends with an answer to yesterday's crossword.
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St. Louis Automobile Dealers Association
Cotton price stance urged by Texas official and league
Agriculture Commissioner George B. Terrell and Cotton States Protective League president C B Metcalfe challenge the government September 23 forecast. Terrell cites that last year 14,000,000 bales were consumed and the crop cannot exceed 13,000,000, warning against a $9 a bale price drop. Metcalfe calls the forecast a wild guess, urging a united South to push 30c cotton, arguing producer cooperation can lift prices and farmer prosperity.
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San Angelo
George B. Terrell
Texas
C. B. Metcalfe
Cotton States Protective League
Terrell
Mr. Metcalfe
Southland
Standard
ABE MARTIN On Kinship and Self-Perception Wit
ABE MARTIN quips about two kin living together and the social price of modern arrangements. He suggests a blunt look at oneself by visualizing in a triple mirror while trying on a new hat, delivering a sharp, satirical aside on appearances and reputation.
Mussoliniana magazine founded in Milan to spread Fascism
A new periodical named Mussoliniana is established in Milan by leading Fascist figures to propagate Fascist influence abroad. It will feature collaboration from prominent Fascist and sympathizing authors and publicists.
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Associated Press
Rome
Milan
Don’t Help Thief Along Warns Cynthia Grey
Cynthia Grey urges wives to actively support marital fidelity and deter infidelity. She argues husbands prone to wandering need visible loyalty, daily attentiveness, and refined feminine charm from wives to sustain a happy marriage and prevent straying. She notes faults lie as much with neglect as with temptation.
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Cynthia Grey
Letter from Prescott to the Little Marquise continues
Leslie Prescott receives a phone call from Jack revealing a forthcoming scandal involving Sally Atherton. Jack fears sensational press coverage as reporters gather outside Prescott’s house. Sally and Leslie race to join, aided by Sydney Carton who posted bail for Jack. tension rises as the Secre Drawer serial continues.
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Sally
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Sydney Carton
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