Amarillo Daily News early publishing details
The Amarillo Daily News lists its establishment on November 4 1909 with Dr J E None as publisher from January 6 1910 to January 1 1926. It is published daily except Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Company with offices at Sixth and Fillmore Streets. Gene A Howe is editor and publisher and Wilbur C Hawk is general manager.
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Roosevelt chess game with Herriot MacDonald and press plans
The article details Roosevelt orchestrating a skirmish with Herriot and MacDonald over White House access and schedule. It notes France pressing propaganda via Havas and Labor calm efforts through Fechner reforestation work, plus a pledge to avoid a three power conference.
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Prowling Cat Puzzle Reassembled Into Silhouette
A reader presents seven rearranged pieces forming a cat silhouette, detailing the method and result of the puzzle. The note notes the transformation from scattered fragments to a cohesive outline.
Roosevelt Seeks Five-Day Week for Government Staff
The article notes Mrs. Roosevelt urging women to avoid cheap dresses from underpaid labor and mentions a plan to implement a five day work week for government employees. The move aims to quell labor strife after the industrial five day week bill was rejected in the House.
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Legislative rides out Texas session tax debates and economy drive
The Austin outlook shows a weary legislature eyeing a possible end to the regular session with a four month pay limit of 120 days and pressure to finish early. Tax efforts focus on reviving a sales tax to fund schools while tightening cigarette tax enforcement to curb leaks and save funds. an income tax remains proposed with exemptions and graduated rates. The House and Senate move on appropriation bills with sizable cuts and a proposed constitutional limit of 22.5 per capita to cap state expenditures, shaping the final fiscal package.
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Sacrifices for Science in the X ray Era
A London cable reports 15 scientists are dying across England due to work on X ray development. They suffer painful deaths, yet their courage saves many lives and helps reduce X ray dangers, enabling safer use in the future.
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British Broadcaster Maj. Murray Arrives Aboard Majestic
Dispatch from New York reports Maj. W. E. Gladstone Murray of the BBC arrived aboard the liner Majestic en route to Canada to aid in reorganizing Canadian broadcasting along the British system which bans advertising. The note adds Canadians will face an advertising limit of five percent after April 1.
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Health and Diet Advice on High Blood Pressure
Dr Frank A McCoy outlines how high blood pressure develops in stages from arterial irritation to hardening. He notes symptoms, risks to the heart, and stresses fasting and diet as primary treatment with a five day orange juice fast followed by a careful diet and gradual activity. readers should write for his Cleansing Diet article.
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Los Angeles
Puffy speaks on spring thoughts like a horse on a carousel
OGFF comments reflect on spring musings comparing life to a painted carousel horse. He notes beauty and hair but emphasizes endless circling without progress, using a vivid metaphor to critique routine.
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Court House Steeple Painter Reminisces on Street Crossing
Mrs Lon Moots bids farewell to her husband as he goes to paint the Court house steeple saying goodbye and be careful crossing the street. The piece notes some men answer ads seeking competent workers and others stay modest.
Eyelid Swelling and Nose-Seeing Issue Explained
Medical writer links chronic eyelid inflammation to digestive problems and notes possible misfocus causing seeing the nose when reading. Advises eye exam and properly fitted glasses. Also offers a sample diet for a two and a half year old with skin rashes and irritability, recommending four milk feedings daily of eight to ten ounces each.
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Feeding schedule suggests varied vegetables for infant meals
The guidance recommends giving milk at each feeding and at the second, third, and fourth feeds offer a generous dish of minced spinach, carrots, string beans, summer squash, or celery. Include one raw vegetable alongside the cooked portion.
Kidnaping Sentence For Musician In Los Angeles Case
Luella Pearl Hammer 35, musician, was sentenced to ten years to life in prison for an unsuccessful 10000 dollar ransom kidnapping of Mrs. Mary B Skeele 65 wife of University of Southern California Music College Dean Walter F Skeele.
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Los Angeles
Luella Pearl Hammer
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Walter F. Skeele
University of Southern California Music College
Dear Miss Dix on choosing between marriage and a career
Dorothy Dix advises that modern women weigh love and work before marrying. She argues independence shapes choice, suggests waiting if fiancé cannot support two households, and cautions mothers to welcome daughters-in-law to keep harmony.
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Araminta Williams Chooses Stage Career Amid Love Triangle
Araminta, daughter of a second marriage and two rivals, faces Barney Tyson and Jamney Breckenridge. She pursues a stage career urged by Jamney while torn between love and duty. A rehearsal event tests her future as she recalls promises and family ties, culminating in a vow not to marry Barney.
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Fire erupts from small garage in dark night scene
A chase ends as flames surge from a flimsy garage, rising into a fiery column against the night. Dogs pursue a fleeing figure while emergency scenes unfold, described in dramatic prose with vivid imagery of heat and light.
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