Amarillo Globe Masthead and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe is a long running daily and Sunday paper published by the Amarillo Globe Publishing Company from 110 East Fifth Street. It notes association with the Associated Press and provides newsroom and business contact numbers.
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Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Press
Subscription Rates Plastered In Amarillo Carrier Listing
Rates listed for Amarillo carrier delivery and mail subscriptions with periods for three months six months and one year in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Rates show daily and Sunday delivery with monthly and yearly options.
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Amarillo
OOO Wour
Cnceescorossess
Mail Daily
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
New York Day by Day Observations on Stage Folk and Sam
O C McIntyre notes temperamental behavior among young actresses and vaudeville performers, contrasting staged outbursts with resilient comics. He also shares a vignette about Sam, a Russian-born office helper who becomes a private secretary to a novelist, and muses on New York social fashion like silk robes and rooftop dogs.
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New York
Don Juan
Marcelle
Long Island
Sam
Russia
Europe
Robert W. Chambers
Fifth Avenue
New Year’s Eve Radio Lineup Across Stations
A crowded December 31 schedule lists WLW WMH WCCO WGN KYW WHAS WOC and more. Programs include orchestras solos organ recitals and children’s hours with multiple New Year’s Eve special broadcasts and late night dance programs.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Chutz Stainburg Orch
Andrew Berding
Olives Plankett
Permina
Marie Léndery
WMH
Clarence H. Reeves
L. T. Rebieso
Owear Kriseha
Ping Methodist Church
St. Paul
Wia
Chicago
Emerson
WSA
Grace Wilson
Erd
Glenn
Iowa
Muateal
KYW
Ldni
Wittinanet Orchestra
WGN
Chapman’'s Orchestra
WTAS
FLAN
Kimballstextio
WHAS
Louisville
Adamo
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
Erwin Bserindell
Gowerd Carroll
Tenior
WHO
der Moiies
Wee Louisa F. Bond
Kyab
Lancoln
Near
Kansas City
Redemptorist Church
LAND
Francis
Halatead
KPO
San A
Culdren’s
Snoegere
Bradfield
KGW
Portlan
Oofbarn Orchestra
Metropolitan Orchestra
KFI
Los Angeles
Detective Storia
Don
Melody Ma Makers
Bickman
Wednesday Radio Schedules With Minor Fee Changes
Radio stations WCBD W/Y WSAI WOAW AA HAR CKAC CFC and others publish advance schedules with minor, adjustable fee changes noted for Wednesday airtime. Programs subject to small revisions as dible minors.
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WCBD
W/Y
WSAI
Woawaa
HAR
CKAC
CFC
Tulsa Couple Visits City for Illness News
Mr and Mrs C L Cooper of Tulsa are in the city with Mrs Cooper having her tonsils removed at a local hospital yesterday.
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C. L. Cooper
Tulsa
City
Ely's Cream Balm for Head Cold Relief
A nostalgic advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm to relieve catarrh and head colds. The copy claims quick relief by applying a small amount into the nostrils to soothe inflamed membranes and clear nasal passages, promising open nostrils and a headache-free breath.
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Ely
Scientific Gamut Run In International Meet
Reports from the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting cover earthquake causes x ray effects on fertility and diabetes insulin research. Dr J J R MacLeod links islet failure to diabetes with an insulin remedy. A national campaign to extend average lifespans by seven to twelve years will be launched January 1 by the Gorgas Memorial Institute led by Dr Franklin Martin and President Coolidge.
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Washington
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Hughes
Esme Howard
England
Navy Department
Austin H. Clark
National Museum
L. P. Snyder
North Carolina College of Agriculture
Langerhans
J. J. R. MacLeod
Toronto University
Chicago
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Franklin Martin
Coolidge
Panhandle Students Form Club at Simmons College
Panhandle students at Simmons College in Abilene form a Panhandle club. John H. Carver is president, Clara Ballew secretary, and H B O Nea l reporter. Members include William Crawford, Marion Allen, Arnold Cureton, Tom Mec Cullum, J M Sibley.
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Simmons College
Abilene
John H. Carver
Clara Ballew
H. B. O’neal
Amarillo
Clarendon
Chillicothe
Quanah
Kress
Miami
Wellington
Pampa
Tulsa
Memphis
William Crawford
Amavilla
Marion Allen
Arnold Cureton
Tom Mec-Cullum
Home Made Hooch Linked to Kidney Disease
Washington reports Dr. William McNiber of the University of North Carolina warned delegates of the American Association that growing use of home made hootch will greatly increase kidney diseases.
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Washington
William McNiber
Univrsity of
North Carolina
American Association For the Advancement of Science
State Treasurer Calls In Warrants To Open Bank Balance
State Treasurer Staples returned from vacation and found 408,450 in the general revenue fund. He issued an order calling in all warrants up to number 21,300, whose payment would wipe out the balance.
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Austin
Staples
General Revenue Fund
Today’s Crossword Puzzle by a Recognized Authority
The giant May puzzle by W J Bowman presents a maze like cross word with clues across many categories. It includes entries such as Sun god 28 and Small davenport 22 along with numerous wordplay prompts.
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W. J. Bowman
Abraham
Davenport
Puzzle Solution Pack 25 Crossword Answers List
Solution guide lists clues with numbered answers ranging from wall recess 101 to preposition 156. Includes terms like inherent power 105 and animal like fish 135, ending with a boisterous preacher 154 and miscellaneous word entries.
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Arabia
Judge L Gough Authorized as Delegate to Washington
Judge L Gough was authorized as a delegate of the Texas Wheat Growers association to the Farmer Cooperative associations council to meet in Washington. Directors present included L Gough Amarillo Fred Keller Jr Electral S Dodd Pampa George Men Bushland Dr O H Lloyd Vega.
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Ll. Gough
Texas Whe Growers Association
Farmer Co-operative Associations Council
Washington
Asid
L. Gougl
Amarillo
Fred Keller, Jr
Electral S
Poisoning in Panhandle yields over $70,000 in savings
A Bridenstine report shows from January 1924 to July 1 1924 poisoned grain used to control pests in the Panhandle saved $70,460 for the state while labor and other costs reached $11,855.13. The work spanned counties including Lamb Sherman Hansford Lipscomb Hemphill Hutchi Moore Hartley Oldham Childress Collingsworth Swisher Floyd Palmer Hale Cochran Wheeler Dorney Armstrong Lamb Bailey Hockley and Ra counties with 575 cooperators.
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Panhandle
A. L. Bridenstine
United States Bureauological Survey
Lam
Sherman
Hansford
Och Lipscomb
Hemphill
Hutchi Moore
Hartley
Oldham
P Childress
Collingsworth
Swisher
Floyd
Palmer
Hale
Coe
Wheeler
Dorney
Armst Lamb
Bailey
Hockley
Bridenstine
Bu of Biological Survey
Washin
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Amarillo Globe
Telephones News Department
Business Department
O. C. McIntyre
Ricveles
R. J. Moore
Osteopathic
Fuqua
Chiropractic
O. C. Boone
D. C
Jackson
WBAP
Fort Worth
Texas Hotel Orchestra
New Year Frotica
Jefferson City
Nann Bidg
Phonograph
Furniture & Rug Co
W. D. Oliver, M. D
Puckett Building
G. C. McDaniel
Studio
W. 19Th
Roentgen Bay
H. V. Robertson & Company
Accountants and Auditors Income and Estate Tax Service Suite P
Western Bldg
Margy' Gy
John Helo JR
Puppy Love
Margy
Pearse Bysdeure
Rictais
L. Gough
Paradise
Terriuton
T Neeme
Maple Street Distrk Worth
Jerry Wrakowski
Jerry