Amarillo Globe ad rates and publication details, 1927
The Amarillo Globe announces subscription rates and publication schedule as of April 4, 1927. It notes partnership with Amarillo Daily News on Sundays, publishing evenings except Saturdays, and lists staff roles and press affiliation. Rates cover carrier and mail options across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th
Fillmore
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Streets and Mail Service in Amarillo Cause Confusion
Postmaster W. C. Kenyon warns Amarillo faces delivery chaos from new subdivisions open without regard to city street connections. He notes duplicate street names and numbers in additions causing unsatisfactory service and risks further delivery failures if outlying areas remain unsupervised.
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Amarillo
W. C. Kenyon
Kenyon
Dreams and the rise of Anatol Josepho
A profile of Anatol Josepho the Russian born inventor who earned a million dollars by commercializing photography for cafeterias. Half his fortune goes to charity and social causes while he remains guided by unselfish motives. The piece contrasts power with responsibility and recalls the prophet’s call to act from principle.
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Anatol Josepho
Josepho
Strugg
Speedster Toy or Triumph of Skill in Florida
Major Seagrave exhibits a remarkable automobile in Florida that has reached 207 miles an hour. He claims the speedster is just beginning its potential, reflecting ingenuity and workmanship. Critics dismiss it as a toy and question the value of such skill if not applied to useful ends.
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Major Seagrave
Florida
Doris
Elsie
Ada
Flashes of Life AP News Briefs Summary
In New York Rabbi Wise comments that few Jewish students enter leading fraternities by concealing their identity. In Sioux Falls Marion Meyers a 19 year old coed bank robber finishes a one month sentence as a model prisoner, delaying release due to train issues. In New York a study of 36000 students across 100 institutions finds collegians’ religious faith stronger than that of many adults.
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Associated Press
New York
Stephens Wise
International Advertising Association
The Unwilling Adventuress Chapter 21 Puzzle Risk
On board the Arcadia Doris retreats to her stateroom after luncheon as Hartley and relatives socialize. She struggles with a morning of upheaval including a fake marriage, a ferocious potential father in law, and a note signed Camilla that implies a real wife never existed. A discarded note and its crumpled sheet reveal a crucial misdirection in the unfolding mystery.
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Arcadia
New York Harbor
Land
Doris
Hartley
Camilla
Miss Almira
Rosie
Almira
Farmer-Labor Party News From Minnesota in 1928
Washington reports Minnesota's Farmer-Labor Party remains viable with leaders Anderson Shipstead and Magnus Johnson cited. Anderson predicts future gains, cites 260000 gubernatorial votes as foundation, notes 200 state banks in liquidation, and argues opposition to farm relief failures endangering farmers.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Labor Party of
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
Henrik Shipstead
Senate
William A. Anderson
St. Paul
Anderson
Magnus
Senator Shipstead
Applesance
Shipstead
Christiansen
Johnson
Farmer-Laborites
Republican Party
Labor Party
Frank B. Kellogg
My Favorite Stories By Carolyn Wells
Doris and Hartley quarrel over a staged romance aboard a ship bound for Europe. Aunt Ada and Uncle Howard drift toward Cannes as the couple schemes to split up after the voyage while Doris faces social peril from a known past.
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Carolyn Wells
Blacky the Crow Seeks Help as Coyote Spurns Bowser
In the Green Forest tale Blacky the Crow leaves Old Man Coyote and finds Reddy Fox at dawn. Blacky flatters Red Fox on his coat while Reddy suspects Blacky’s motive, noting his own lean condition beneath a striking red coat and doubting any genuine praise.
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Blacky the Crow
Old Man Coyote
Blacky
Bowser the Hound
Bowser
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Rascal
Red Wits and Black Wits Story Teaser
A fragment notes contrasting wits in a forthcoming feature. The text hints at humor and memory with a teasing line about meals and distances, and introduces the next story titled Red Wits and Black Wits.
Barbs on Courtship and Politics in Silly Observations
A collection of humorous asides blends marital strife, alimony costs, and jealous husbands with quips about Coolidge, taxes on amusements, and boxing gossip for the Congressional Record. The piece laments social changes, mentions safari tales and global humor, ending with a wry note on April Fools Day.
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Michigan
Chicago
Congressional Record
Africa
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