Amarillo Globe History and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe began February 20 1924 as a second class matter paper at Amarillo Texas. It published evenings except Saturday with Sunday morning issues in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. Publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C Hawk led operations. Subscription rates listed for various periods include a combined plan with the Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amartilm Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Mooming
Traffic history shows 1635 roots of modern roads
The Golden Book Magazine traces the traffic problem back to 1635 with pedestrians facing risks as London’s early carriage trade grows. By 1835 London hosts 2000 public vehicles labeled omnibus, prompting calls for regulation and faster travel than Windsor to London journeys once took a day, now under three hours.
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Golden Book Magazine
All
Bailey
Strand
London
Holland
Queen Elizabeth
Golden Book
Guardian
House of Commons
Windsor
Hays Claims Motion Pictures Promote American Products Worldwide
Will Hays head of the M P P D A says motion pictures are the greatest existing agency for promoting American model products abroad. He cites a conservative Commerce estimate that every foot of film exports yields one dollar in stimulated trade and notes films influence buying by showing American styles to foreigners. He points to sewing machines in Smyrna and a Brazil car dealer whose sales jumped from four or five a month to four or five a day. He argues pictures foster international understanding through shared human emotions and cites a world children games film as a powerful reminder that once seen, war is unlikely.
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Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
United States Department of Commerce
Hays
Moving Pictures
Smyrna
Massedonia
Brazil
Hunger and Appetite in Children Explored by Alice Judson Peale
Hunger versus appetite in children is examined with focus on psychological triggers and sensory cues like the smell of bread. The article notes appetite depends on digestion and assimilation, not just food, and suggests adults and children differ in nourishment and digestion.
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Alice Judson
Peale
The Luxury Husband Revolts and Jazz Mask Mystery
Ray Lowther leaves Barbara to pursue independence as a jazz composer. Henderson visits Boston sparking a potential crisis as Barbara flees to New York. Ray and his band perform in dazzling gold masks at the Golden Dollar club, where he notices a striking dancer who later invites him to supper.
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Ray
Barbara
Henderson
Boston
Ray Lowther
New York
Hendy
Golden Dollar Club
Bill Foster
Bill
McIntyre
Dairy of
Modern Pepys
Grand Concourse
Old Reservoir
Edgar Wallace
England
Maybell
Lee Orwell
Modern Pepys recalls old fads and fashions
The diary recalls 1900s curiosities in New York and nearby towns. I recall iron garden deer trading for 75 to 350 dollars and shot with film crews in Long Island City. Celluloid buttons, souvenir spoons, and Gibson Girl prints dominated the era.
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Long Island City
Nelson Johnson to China Post Brings Foodie Diplomat and China Expert
Nelson Johnson replaces Jack McMurray as minister to China. A longtime consular officer who "lives upon the country" and eats Chinese dishes, he studies language and culture, travels historic routes, and maintains a cautious, humorous view of Eastern guile.
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Washington
Nelson Johnson
State Department
Jack McMurray
China
United States
Peiping
Consular
Abraham Lincoln
Virginia
Illinois
Lincoln
Johnson
Feeding Children Quietly At Mealtimes
The passage advises creating a pleasant before meal environment to improve a child’s appetite. It suggests avoiding nagging and contentious talk at table, even if manners suffer, and encouraging relaxed, happy conversation to support nutrition.
Johnson the Calm Diplomat of the Coolidge Era
The piece depicts Johnson as a steady White House aide and diplomat who advised President Coolidge, guiding emergency decisions with calm, nonconfrontational methods. It portrays him strolling to the White House for official advice and his preference for peaceful solutions during crises in China.
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Shanghai
Johnson
Coolidge
White House
Reddy Fox Goes Hunting Far From Home
Reddy Fox plans a night of hunting beyond familiar ground during tough winter. He and Mrs. Reddy split directions to seek better food, aiming for a farm with chickens and ducks while avoiding farm dogs and staying in the shadows. He spots turkeys roosting in an old orchard as he creeps toward the farm.
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Reddy
Reddy Fox
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Mrs. Reddy
T. W. Burgess
Notable Pitcher C D Gibson Retains Mastery
The description notes that C D Gibson continued to display sharp pitching skill as his arm remained effective, signaling ongoing prowess in his sport.
Parade of columnists in bright daily chatter
A slightly weaving gentleman in evening dress tells Bernard Sobel that there is mental stimulus in reading a column of bright informative chatter daily. King Alphonso tells Madrid journalists about the pink glow of such chatter.
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Bernard Sobel
New Amsterdam
Mr. Sobel
King Alphonso
Madrid
McNaught .Syndicate, Inc
Reduction of air rates to be implemented on routes
Kansas City office announces a 20 percent cut in air passenger rates on routes from Kansay Amarillo and Albuquerque. The plan, to start December 15, will run 30 days as a travel volume test. If justified, rates become permanent. official notice has not yet been received.
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Kansay Amarillo
Peck
Tennessee’s Buddy Harkman Sets Unusual Record
Knoxville reports Buddy Harkman of the undefeated Tennessee Volunteers claims a unique football record. The junior has never played on a tackling team throughout his high school and college career, teaming with Gene McBreer on a notable touchdown duo.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Buddy Harkman
Gene McBreer
Tennessee Volunteers
America
Crossword Puzzle Clues From The Variety Bazaar
Readable puzzle clues list presents horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and terms such as To besiege To displace Satiric Sagacity Auto shed Puzzler Surfeited Ore laundry To warble Before To bring legal proceedings Ready Vapor Resin Writer's mark Fragrance Tilt hammer Feather shafts To retreat Inventor's grant Erased Judgment To inveigle To entertain Volume All Lair Saturday’s Answers include Large To obliterates Bird Growing out Feline beast Tense To surrender Ruin Debt Meadow Acidity Lost color Hackneyed Cubic meter Parrot Pacer To rectify Thitow.
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