Amarillo Globe History Entry and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe dates from February 20 1924 and operated as second class matter at Amarillo Texas with evening issues except Saturday in coordination with The Amarillo Daily News. Publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C Hawk led the paper under Associated Press affiliation and a combined subscription rate of 25 dollars per week or month.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Urges Yearly Clean-Up and Stricter Traffic Fines
Civic leaders push annual cleanup in Amarillo to curb weeds trash and paint homes while health inspectors note cleaner alleys. The piece calls for permanent heavy fines for speeding running red lights and drunk driving to curb dangerous road behavior and curb children driving.
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Amarillo
Health Department
Sanctity of labor and Christian work ethic
Glenn Frank argues that true value comes from labor and toil not from idle sentiment. He contrasts medieval monks and saints who toiled with Christian teachings, noting the apostles and Christ himself worked as builders and laborers to uphold spiritual worth.
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Mary
Joseph
Jacqueline in Scotland Yard and a Necklace Twist
Jacqueline faces hunger and hardship after surrendering a stolen necklace to Detective McAllister. The case reveals Paula Stratton as the thief and a deceptive millionaire who used an imitation jewel gift. McAllister absolves Jacqueline and returns the treasure, yet she leaves the Yard unsettled and uncertain about tomorrow.
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Jacqueline
Teddy
Hotel Majestic
McAllister
Scotland Yard
Mr. McAllister
Porter Mason
Paula Stratton
Paula
Circe's
Mrs. Mason
Richard Starr
London naval pact viewed as parity shift from Washington
A Washington Letter analyzes the London three power naval pact, noting the 5-5-3 battleship counts while Britain retains a tonnage lead and larger guns. It argues parity is more psychological than strategic, given gun calibers and evolving ship roles under the two plans.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Joe Strauss
London
Guiding a Spoiled Child by Mrs Agnes Lyne
An advice piece suggests parents identify faults in routine and handling that foster spoiling. It argues adult inconsistency and mood swings corrupt a child, who may become self centered. It calls for patient self discipline first, then consistent limits and shared obedience.
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Agnes Lyne
Value of progress and prosperity in modern life
The author argues that prosperity through industry and science is sacred, comparing Henry Ford and preventive medicine to medieval saints. He contends that modern factories can guard values as prayer did, and questions hostility to progress as a barrier to public welfare.
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Henry Ford
McClure
Peter Saves Columbine From Thoughtless Children
Peter the rabbit sits in a bramble watching Columbine blossoms as children in the Old Pasture pick flowers. He fears their willful destruction and cleverly distracts them, then returns to guard the blooms and reflect on why people destroy beauty. Copyright 1930 T. W. Burgess.
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Peter
T. W. Burgess
Vast Trinity Church wealth and dockside real estate described
Historical notes recount Trinity church wealth estimated above one hundred million dollars and holdings once a governor granted farm now hosting wharves ferries and Broadway blocks. The scene mentions a doctor manager and mixing of prominent figures with lowlife at a resort, with reference to page six.
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Trinity Church Corporation
Broadway
Mar
Early career of Samuel Insull at Edison organization
Samuel Insull, later a public utilities magnate, began as Edison’s private secretary. His midnight study of shorthand and accounting helped him secure his first job with Thomas A. Edison’s organization.
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Samuel Insull
Thomas A. Edison
Insull
Crossword Puzzle Diversified Questions Horizon 1
Puzzle clues include rivers for London and Paris, pirates Kidd, and words for scale, tense, and time. Down and across entries cover pronouns, actions, nautical terms, and common adjectives with varied difficulty.
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Peter Rabbit
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Henry W. Longfellow
Paris
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