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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1924
Page
4
The notice lists the Amarillo Globe Publishing Company address and telephones for news and business departments, notes Associated Press collaboration rights, and states AP dispatches are exclusive for publication in the paper. The text reflects standard masthead boilerplate about news rights and publication terms.
Readable fragments show subscription pricing for Texas and Oklahoma distributions. Packages include daily, weekly, and Sunday only options with varying durations and prices. The text references mail delivery to Amarillo and nearby regions with unclear rates and terms.
A rambling monologue mocks Alburtus and The Globe readers. The speaker recalls Henry Ford misquote and jokes about Pat and Mike plus local gossip. He jokes about editors and a fake definition of a water clipper, ending with comments on outfits and Amarillo filling stations.
A dense listing of radio programming across Chicago and other cities details orchestral broadcasts from stations like KYW WMAG WLS and WG WGN. Schedules include performances by George Olsen Henley Weiner and Art Hickman plus lectures farm talks and children's hours with regional time differences noted between Central Standard and Pacific Coast standard times.
A columnist recalls a lion trainer in New York who faces ferocious beasts daily, notes the cruelty of using fear, and reflects on his life from Iowa farm boy to urban performer. The piece blends humor and wary observations of city life and bravado.
Short notes from Amarillo and Panhandle area residents include visits, arrivals, and departures. J H O Nea l and J B Nance are mentioned in passing with local travel notes. Community shoptalk covers music, dances, teaching courses, and a mix of quotes, weather glimpses, and opinions about life and work.
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