Amarillo News Reflects Local Support For West Texas Teams
The Amarillo Globe notes Amarillo hopes for Abilene Eagles in a Waco game and backs West Texas over any other region. It also highlights poultry and dairy shows as key regional resources, urging support for Tulia’s upcoming events and the farming shift toward steadier egg and cream income.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing
Fillmore
Amarillo Co
Abilene Eagles
Waco
Abilene
Tulsa
Panhandle
Tulia
Children Again Christmas Message Highlights Santa Faith
A Christmas editorial urges readers to recapture childlike faith and the spirit of giving. It argues Santa Claus embodies love and unpremeditated goodwill, essential for joy and peace on earth, urging hearts to remain open to love across the world.
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Santa Claus
Get-out-the-vote fuss and a cranky crash of civic ritual
A 1920s style column laments voter apathy and the stubborn refusal of citizens like John Vater to vote. It contrasts cautious absentee voting with the risk of minority rule, then shifts to a street scene in East St. Louis where a stalled car provokes comic impatience. A Chicago paper notes the city is 90 percent religious, with the remainder violent.
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John Vater
Virginia
St. Louis
Two Flights Up in the Bayne Household
Howard Warrington a young bond salesman becomes a paying guest in Mrs Baynes house where Holly and Margaret suffer amid Mrs Baynes social pretensions. Margaret attempts suicide, Warrington saves her, loves Holly, while bonds stolen years earlier surface triggering pursuit and truth about the Baynes and Cox. Warrington plots to protect Holly and clear Cox as a detective watches.
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Howard Warrington
Furness Brooks
Brooks
Holly
Baynes
Tom Bayne
Warrington Socom
Bayne
Mrs. Bayne
Margaret
Warrington
Here
Cox
Mr. Cox
James
Olly
Stockton
Miguel
Thomas Bayne
Anne Hollister
Furness Schuyler Brooks
Mrs. Carter
James Cox
Aunt Margaret's
Aunt Margaret
Warington
Fury
Broadway Babble and Fast-Pading City Vibe Echoes
A mosaic of 1920s New York scenes unfolds from Fifth Avenue doorways to theaters. Notes on vaudeville stars, dress trends, champagne salons, and bustling street life mix with a developing inner story of Holly and Warington as a city daydream presses forward.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Fifth Avenue
Elizabeth Hines
Moran
Mack
Samuel Hoffenstein
al Woods
Producers of Tomorrow
Browning
Karl Bickel
What Cheer
Iowa
Spat Weavers
Plattsburg
Hale Byers
Martha Wilchinski
Roxy
Farmer Brown's Boy Traps Goshawk Terror for Lesson
In a Green Forest tale, Farmer Brown's Boy plots to trap Terror the Goshawk after failing to scare him with a gun. He lures the bird to a pole trap near the chicken yard, hoping capture will end the threat to the little people and his flock. The plan centers on wit over force.
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Mrs. Grouse
Green Forest
Brown
Farmer Brown
Feton
Terror
Goshawk
T. W. Burgess
Refrain From Spitting at a Symphony
Two elderly spinsters attend a symphony, misreading a placard due to eyesight issues. After asking a gentleman for help, they discover the sign reads Refrain From Spitting, a humorous misinterpretation of a concert etiquette notice.
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Eben Nena
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Wwe
Chicago
Iarreconcier
Mary Roberts
Rinehart
Chapter
Socity News
Harrison Bank
Kelsey Street
Shrinking Violet
Broadway
Globe
Victor Herbert
Mary Smith
Fourteenth Street
Robert Benchley
Alexander Woollcott
Benchley
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
St. Andrew's
Parkers
Europe
Sam Parker
Sam
Reddy Fox
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