Amarillo Globe History Details and Publication Info
The Amarillo Globe dated its founding February 20 1924 and notes it publishes evenings except Sundays in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. Publisher editor Gene Howe oversees operations with Wilbur C Hawk as general manager. Associated Press rights are stated. Circulation and telephone details are listed.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
City water rate shift in Amarillo ends below cost pricing
Mayor Ernest Thompson explains new water charges favor a business model. Minimum monthly bill rises to $2 to cover fixed costs, while customers can use up to 7 000 gallons at 30 cents per thousand beyond the minimum. About 9 000 customers face the change as the city weighs fairness and potential summer usage effects. The Globe supports trial of the rates with possible readjustments if needed.
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Ernest Thompson
City Commission
Thompson
Rotary Club
Amarillo
Commission
Mr. Mettle
Stephen
Carl Short
Short
New York
Ona Munson
Scott Fitzgerald
Sam Hellman
St. Louis
Jeanne Engels
Equity
Roxy
H. N. Swanson
Grover Whalen
Arl Sparling
Warner
Duncan Sisters
Grand Central Building
Park Avenue
Cuthbert
Spirit of going forward drives American progress
The piece extols the go ahead spirit as the driver of wartime resolve and peacetime achievement. It cites Foch and the Marne myth, praises pioneers and settlers, and credits forward momentum with building America’s industry, infrastructure, and national character.
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Ferdinand Foch
Battle of the Marne
Foch
America
Panama Canal
Mildred and Stephen entangled in a dangerous romance
In this chapter Mildred searches for work after losing her Judson Hotel position while Stephen advances with Pamela amid Huck Conner’s pressure. Pamela faces manipulation, Harold and Harold’s fears, and a plan to push Stephen toward ruin as Mildred endures poverty and heartbreak.
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Mildri
Stephen AR i
Pamela Judson
Mildred
Huck Connor
Pamela
Harold
Huck
Stephen
Judson
Connie
The Fatherless Home Affects Children Deeply
Alice Judson Peale argues the fatherless home harms children beyond finances and protection. She says the mother must embody both nurturing and fatherly strength, shaping girls toward future partners and boys toward male roles, with lasting emotional handicaps.
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Alice Judson Peale
New York Musings on Pie Shortages and Garret Glamour
A fragmented column sketches New York life from lemon pie shortages to shopfront displays and high society excess. It notes burnished window scenes, bankrupted fortunes, and lavish luncheons while mixing social satire with street observations and a hotel crime incident.
Peter and Quack Discuss Northbound Migration and Hope
In a woodland morning scene, Honker leads a flock north while Peter discovers Mrs. Quack and her mate at Paddy's pond. They recall peril from hunters, contrast spring safety with fall danger, and consider if Beauty the Wood Duck and Mrs Beauty will join them further north this year.
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Gander
Honker
Goose
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Briarpatch
Mrs. Quack
Paddy
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Clue Leads to Arrest Parallel
Excerpt shows Stephen Armitage arrested on weapons and grand larceny charges after employer Mr. Mettle orders him removed. With bail unattainable, he contemplates legal help and pleading with Pamela through Harold as plans unfold. The scene ends with a jail cell and a "To Be Continued" notation.
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Stephen
Armitage
Short
Mettle
Indiana
Pamela
Harold
A Puzzle Of Clues And Definitions From A Word List
A list of numbered word clues covers topics from beasts to plants and actions. Entries include Lair of a wild beast, Venomous snake, To gaze fixedly, Uncooked, To detest, An aromatic article of food, and related vertical clues with many cross references.
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