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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1924
Page
4
The Amarillo Daily News announces its publication schedule and ownership details, noting the paper is published every evening except Sundays and holiday mornings by Amarillo Publishing Co at 110 East Fifth Street with news by the Associated Press. It mentions editing and business departments and the paper’s contact lines.
In Amarillo the weekly, monthly, three and six month, and yearly rates are listed. A Sunday only yearly option is advertised alongside regular subscriptions. Prices for Texas Oklahoma and nearby regions are included.
The Fort Worth Star Telegram reports that France reserves to retain economic control of the Ruhr pending German enactment and execution of expert proposals. France ties debt issues to reparation adjustments, delaying rehabilitation while urging a broader debt review. Indirect benefits of the Dawes inquiry remain, as international opinion may shape French stance over time.
An essay extols truth as a valuable business asset and warns against untruths in negotiations. Science reports bones believed to be gorilla ancestors found in India, provoking jokes about shared ancestry. English feminism questioned after urging women to guard rights, while eleven senate committees pursue investigations and political theater spreads among lawmakers.
A collage of humorous and editorial fragments remarks on Prohibition politics and social life. It mentions Bill Bryar in Cuba and comments on public sentiment, weather oddities, and a light obituary note from Panhandle papers. The tone is satirical with brief vignettes and personal asides.
F. W. Zimmerman recalls clear mirage views from Washburn in the 1890s stretching to Amarillo and neighboring towns. Lewis Fields notes San Jacinto day flag orders. J. N. Beasley predicts the pipeline bringing more industry to Amarillo. Taylor stress quotes a bank loan plan. Judge H. R. Airheart jokes about not marrying couples for a week.
New York reports a contrast between the metropolis as a tough proving ground and a lucrative stage for originality. McIntyre notes high costs, brisk competition, and varying fortunes as merchants, performers, and newspaper workers pursue success amid delays and fashionable districts.
A compact report notes a group labeled Minute Movies US plans a tour to showcase scenic locations across a broad region. The piece emphasizes travel plans and the travel group’s intent to visit notable landscapes and cultural sites.
Across the tropical country mountains show an upward tendency and are in many instances considerably higher than the valleys.
Office and residence contact details for a physician successor to Dr. L W Betournay. Office number 2713 and residence 2703 W are listed. Telephones are provided for reachability.
Multiple short items list residents ill at home or undergoing treatment in Claude Amarillo and nearby areas. Mentions Nancy Gilcrest E B Watson D W Cox N V Griggs F A Zimpfer Judge James Logue Frances Seay Will Arnot Mrs Shelley and others. Includes birth announcement and a warning about classified ads and insurance.
Movie news and views cover The MISSION The Mail Man with Ralph Lewis and Johnnie Walker plus endorsements from a postmaster general. Mentions LTR Dick Hatten Seventh Sheriff Santa Fe trail Sub Pollard comedy at the Mission next week. Also notes Mary Garden viewing Othello with a wind like encounter and chatter about Estelle Taylor and Charley Chaplin engagement reports.
The Mission theater opens The Mail Man about Uncle Sam’s mail service with endorsements from Amarillo post office staff including Postmaster Kenyon. Liberty theater showcases The Seventh Sheriff with Dick Matton, part of Senta Fe Trail and a Sau Pollard comedy. The week also features Dead Game with Hoot Gibson and The Steel Trail with William Duncan. Critics name six top pictures of the month, among them The Thief of Bagdad and A Society Scandal, while audience verdict may differ. Gloria Swanson shines in Zaza and The Humming Bird before The Humming Bird's Apache role.
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