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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe publishes evenings and Sundays with 110 Bailey Fifth Street address and 3201 3200 phone numbers for news and business. It notes Associated Press rights and 1924 founding and post office publication privileges.
A Chicago visit prompts a Texan speaker to urge Texas to invest in itself. He argues Texans should buy Texas goods, improve roads and schools, and keep more wealth and opportunity inside the state rather than aiding national development at Texas expense. He cites Chicago growth as example and calls for renewed state patriotism.
A city wide effort at 113 West Seventh seeks bicycle parts to support the Community Chest. The drive aims to collect usable components for transport and service programs across the city.
In New York on December 8, McIntyre critiques Bohemian life as artful pretension. He lampoons pseudo elegant audiences at after noon teas, denounces free love and morbid irony, and notes bohemian cults arising from shipping clerks and backers. The piece laments artists adopting stage and pen names and describes the Playboy’s Ball at Webster Hall. Copyright 1925 by the McNaught Syndicate Inc.
A nostalgic home scene recalls father coming home as mother sings and children share tales of errands, dolls, and a neighbor visit. The piece reflects on raising children to be responsible adults, virtues, and guiding with a steady hand in a challenging world. The closing line notes land sale by Jack Burgess.
A dense listing of 1920s and 1930s radio programming across major networks and cities. Entries note station call letters, locations, program types such as concerts and dance music, and times, with occasional mentions of specific ensembles and artists.
Sandy McNeil weds wealthy Ben Murillo to ease her parents, but the union becomes a cold, violent trap. Murillo dominates, unsettles, and chases Sandy with threats as she clings to a fragile hope for escape and love. Judith Moore assists she contemplates leaving.
Yowler the Bob Cat plots to disrupt Paddy the Beaver’s new dam in Laughing Brook’s swamp. He trades on fear and appeal to Buster Bear’s strength to finish the job. Buster considers aiding but may act against the construction to preserve the swamp hunting grounds.
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