Telephone Rate Card For Amarillo Carriers
Advertising text lists telephone service rates and subscription options for Amarillo including carrier services and mail delivery. Rates shown cover one week one month three months six months one year and Sunday only options with prices in dollars for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. The fragment notes daily and Sunday newspapers with varying billing periods and regional availability.
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Amarillo
MAIL
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Howe About Too Many Cars
A 1924 Bell Syndicate piece laments society's excesses from idleness to bootleg liquor and the modern Live Wire, urging newspapers as the ultimate check on public conduct. It stresses consumer overreach, social trends, and the need for wiser leadership, closing with The Fair in Ri eveles at 114 W. 7th.
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Republican Organization
Democratic Organization
Radio Network Sunday Schedule Across Cities 1024
A nationwide Sunday radio timetable lists church services, concerts, and musical broadcasts across Cincinnati Chicago Louisville Des Moines Kansas City Dallas Fort Worth Oakland San Francisco Portland Los Angeles and more. Entries include station identifiers WLW WMH KYW WGN WHAS WCCO WHO WOC WOAW WDAF WFAA WREP KGO KPO KGW KIL KFI and others with times such as 9 or 11 AM 2 30 or 7 PM plus chamber orchestras and church choirs.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Church of the Covenant
Symphony
WMH
Walnut Hills Church
Chicago
Emerson
Luther Learun
KYW
Central Church
WGN
WGN Singers and Orchestra
WCBD
Zion
Bible School
Lotisville
Broadway Baptist Church
WCCO
Minn
St, Paul
Plymouth
House of Hope
Christian Science Church
Des
First Presbyterian Church
WDAF
Kansas City
Linwood Bivd
WFAA
Dallas
Bible Clans
City Temple
Allen's
Fort Worth
First Methodist Church
Kiaito Theatre Orchestra
Frolica
KGO
Oakland
First Baptist Church
KGO Symphony Orchestra
First Bapiial
KPO
San Francisco
Coimeras Orchestra
KGW
Portland
Colburn Concert Orchestra
Kil
Los Angeles
Firat M. KB
Prohibition Arguments and Town Gossip From Old Tack
The column shares jokes and quips about marriage, romance, and aging alongside reflections on prohibition and public opinion. It includes humorous vignettes about Brown the Arkansaw man, a flapper, a man protesting Prohibition, and a flu bout affecting the town's Tack. It ends with a tease for a poultry show at the Poultry Show and a phone contact.
Cafe Kiddie Era Mirrors Prohibition Era New York
In New York during December 13, 1924, the cafe kiddie trend appears in public restaurants with children dressed in formal attire, discussing world affairs and dining in French menus. The piece notes a loss of childhood vibrancy, the rise of Chinese restaurants near Herald Square, and recalls Bud Fisher’s cigarette incident and a corrupt reporter scandal on Park Row.
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New York
Kiddie
Paris
London
Riviera
Elm Beach
Epicure
Cafe
Bud” Fisher
Art Rooom
Hustace
Bud
Fisher
Crossword puzzle fits snugly in evening mood
A vintage puzzle by Hugh P. Evers presents a themed grid and numbered clues. Solvers cross horizontal and vertical words fitting exact letter counts, with many entries including shrubs ripe match and other terms.
Puzzle Solution List From Mexican Donkey to Within
A dense word puzzle listing clues with numbered entries and answers across categories such as places foods sustains and objects. The set includes references to musical pieces fertilizers natural metals and body parts plus basic words like effluvium and within.
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Amarillo Globe
Telephones News Department
Business Department
Coeere
Howe
The
Bell Syndicate
Rieveles
Ri, Worth Mutual
Amarillo Division
East 5Th Street
Tack
W. W. Woolsey
Jonathan Jay
Mr. Woolsey
Brown
Arkansaw
Palmer
J. F. Bromert
D.C. Amarillo
0. O. McIntyre
Palais Royal
Paul Whiteman
Herald Square
Columbus Circle
Broadway
Park Row
Hugh P. Evers
You
N. E. State
Sister of Mercy
Shakespeare
Silk Sox
Gladstones
Florsheim
Joe Killough & Co
J. W. Kennerly
F. C. Klinke
T. B. Jones
Ray-Bynum
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