Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe notes its founding date February 20 1924 as a second class matter entry and lists publishing details. It specifies evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning editions from 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas. Rates for mail and carrier subscriptions are given for daily and Sunday editions within Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Railroads Key to Prosperity and Economic Health
John Moore argues that national growth depends on a robust rail system with government support. He notes recent rail expansion, new lines, extended branches, and improved terminals, while warning that without a favorable policy the economy could suffer far more than railroads.
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John Moore
Edison Says Deafness Raised His Mind to Think
Thoma A. Edison in an interview notes blessings can come as misfortune. After fifty years of deafness he refused hearing restoration by surgery, saying isolation helped him think without noise and that he had much more to ponder before dying, learning how to think all over again without sound.
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Thoma A. Edison
Edison
Classic dancing viewed as pathetic at times, Dallas News notes
The Dallas News comments that what is considered classic dancing sometimes slides toward the pathetic rather than the esthetic, reflecting a critical tone about the art form.
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The
Dallas News
Ignorance Is Presumptuous Vice Insolent Decency Modest
The fragment asserts a moral stance praising decency while condemning ignorance and vice, presenting a terse ethical judgment without dated context or named events.
Daily Radio Program Highlights on August 14, 1925
A compact schedule of radio programs across stations from WCCO to KGW listing orchestra performances, bands, organ recitals, weather, markets, and talks for Central and Pacific times. Includes Osborn, Gordon Cooke, Kirkwood, Monarchs Orchestra, Satisfied Five, and Dover Municipal Band with various half hour to two hour slots.
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WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Osborn's
Goordon Cooke
WHAD
Milwaukee
WHMS
Uisville
Mepis Clase Orchestra
WOC
Davenport
Paul Wipperman
Ralph Fuller
Bantone
Gertrude Brannigan
Who
Des Moiln
Undiing Orchestra
Kirkwood
Jefferson City
WDAP
Kansas City
School of the Air
KPAB
Lincoln
KFAB
Little Symphony
Aporte
WDAW
Basebet
Lyric Serenaders
Gaddie
Neegro Artiaty
Monarchs Orchestra
Memphis
Orchestra
KTHS
Sport Review
Mouilvia’ Orchestre
WFAA
Dallas
Thorwald
Beatrice Jamieson
KOA
Denver
Herbert White
Born of Knowledge
Dover Municipal Band
CNRE
Edmonton
KGO
Oakland
KPO
San Francisco
Warheld
Palace Orchestras
Los Angeles
Hickman
KFI
Inabel-Boyd Quartetto
KGW
Portland
Seek New Basis for Belgian Debt Talks
Washington reports a renewed effort by American and Belgian debt commissions to find a basis for refunding Belgium’s wartime debt. Belgium rejected a prior proposal, prompting further discussions led by Mellon Smoot and De Carten Theunis. Officials note Belgium’s capacity to pay and ongoing moratorium talks for the 480 million dollar debt.
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Associated Press
Washington
Belgium
New York Day by Day Reflections on Death and Fashion
A columnist recounts intimate scenes from New York life including a gravely ill young man facing fate, the resilient editor John M Siddall who soon dies, Paris fashion models, a silvered toast on Tenth Avenue, and a telegram mishap at Grand Central. The piece contrasts hope and loss, vanity and grit in urban society.
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New York
John M. Siddall
Ardsley
France
Tenth Avenue
Thawing of a Duplex: Rosalind Nash Leaves Stenography for Cabaret
Rosalind Nash quits her stenography job to work in a cabaret and faces disapproval from Madeline Browning her roommate. The two share an apartment as Rose pursues independence and a bold new life. Madeline reveals she is moving too, adding tension to their friendship amid new housing.
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Rosalind Nash
Madeline Browning
Rosalind
Jack Armstrong
Rose
Madheline
Madeline
Tomorrow: A Surprise
Rose revels in independence after Madeline’s departure and contemplates living alone in a single room. She reflects on friends and fate as she awaits new social opportunities and the chance to host guests in her own space. The scene closes with an implied upcoming event tomorrow.
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Taylor the Palmer Kindergartes
Biggs Investment Co
West 6Th Street
Amarillo, Texas
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Blackburn Bldg
William C. Townes
Architect Suite
Blackburn’s Funeral Home
Polk Street
WCBD
WHAZ
CNW
PWX
WLY
WSAI
WEAO
CNRO
CNRW
Beligan
Amercans
N. S. Griggs
Taylor St
Twaddell Auto Laundry
O. O. McIntyr
Mannikins
Paris
Grand Central
A. Robber
Chapter
East Forties
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Public Ledger Company
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
T. H. Collins
Hyden
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M. & L. Transfer & Storage Co
M. Humphrys
Polk St
M. Calitaum
Sreed Smooot
Herbert Hoover
Roy Haynes
Caillaux
London
Great Britain
Hoover
Department of Justice
Prohibition
Haynes
Blair
Smoot
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G. W. Baker
Johnson Street
J. F. Bromert
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Stock Yards Station
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