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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1924
Page
4
The Amarillo Daily Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and publication schedule with evenings and Sunday morning issues. It lists offices at 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas and notes subscription rates for various durations.
The piece argues Amarillo should attract a large Methodist college to Panhandle country. It notes hundreds of students would visit and spend money, boosting citizenship and leadership. It also extols gardening as wholesome work to unite families and stimulate workers before urging action.
An advertisement seeking a partner with $500 or more to invest in a wholesale business already in operation and doing well. No territorial or volume limits. No cost to investigate. Address J. P. RR. care Globe for appointment.
A mosaic of quirky maxims and wry observations from Amarillo style humor. The piece riffs on secrets names sleep patterns smoking waste paper pride in critics and the oddities of modern life. It ends with a note on wisdom admitting ignorance and heeding warnings.
A dense telecast of concert, lecture, and radio play listings across cities from New York to Portland. Performers include Josephus Daniels Florence, the Metropolitan Male Choir, Vincent Lopez, and Sarah Edwards with multiple stations detailing times and programs through late night hours.
New York critic notes two successful Broadway plays depict commonplace people and purging of vulgar themes. He argues public taste, not censorship, guides theater and literature, mentions vaudeville and burlesque trimming smut, and critiques a perfume salon and a soul control institute as modern excesses.
Observers note that some canine health rules would benefit people as well. Advocates suggest applying dog care principles to human wellness practices to improve daily habits and prevent illness.
A collage of short notes from Varney Kansas City and nearby towns includes travels by Dr. A L Hatcher and J R Bohanon’s flu recovery, Jimmie Lee’s move to Moore county, and Ed Spann’s family updates. Also mentions a 103 year old Bath coal miner, and a promotional line for City Cleaners and Dyers.
A collection of quick quotes from residents and officials including a barber shop remark on fashion, an auto mechanic on speech, Col. W. A. Miller on wildlife protection, Ezra Hopkins on hunting, Dr. J. D. Pickins recalling a Tennessee physician, Makeig on weather and golf, Dr. James J. Crume on reform movements, W. G. Fry on Plainview optimism, C. A. Hague on McAdoo and Lincoln, Mrs. Olive T. Dixon on the Adobe monument fund, and John Snyder recalling 1880s Tascosa.
The Mission Judgment of the Storm stars Lloyd Hughes and Lucille Rickson with Myrtle Stedman Bruce Gordon Frankie Darro and Fay MacKenzie. Also listed are Ace of the Law Bill Patton The Santa Fe Trail and a Rolin comedy in the Liberty program.
Thy Name is Woman shows for the last time with Judgment of the Storm a Palmer production featuring Lloyd Hughes Lucille Rickson George Hackthorn Myrtle Stedman Bruce Gordon Frankie Darro and Fay McKenzie The romance intrigue and a famed Sierra blizzard sequence are praised Critics note the Palmer film is likely to be a box office hit The Liberty program includes Ace of the Law The Santa Fe Trail serial and a Rolin comedy Joe King is added to Unguarded Women with Bebe Daniels and Richard Dix Gloria Swanson and Allen Dwan’s Manhandled stars Carrie Scott Now in films after thirty nine years on stage she appears alongside Richard Dix in Unguarded Women Also noted are recent roles for Richard Dix in dress up parts following open country films.
A column mixes society gossip with a note on world affairs as Trotzky’s romantic entanglements are hinted at alongside a New York telegraph tale. The piece also reports USDA hog supply projections for next fall and cites losses from a Washington oil inquiry harming several reputations.
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