PANIC IN OIL FORECAST HITS AMARILLO AREA
The Amarillo Globe reports oil writers warn of a possible oil panic within twelve months due to slumping production and rising crude prices. December saw record drawdowns from storage by major companies, suggesting Panhandle fields may gain prominence if the trend continues. Forward Amarillo, forward.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Evening Radio Schedules From Major Cities
Radio listings show programs across WELW WSAI MPLS St Paul WLS KYW WHAS Davenport WOAW WDAI KOA KGO KPO KHO KGW and KGW stations with times for concerts, opera, talks, children stories, orchestras and special guests. Notable entries include Fireside Philosophies in MPLS St Paul and LaSalle Orchestra at 8:30 PM in Chicago plus evening concert blocks across Dallas Denver Oakland San Francisco and Los Angeles stations.
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WWAQ
Chicago
LaSalle
KYW
Congress
Hazel Wood
Eston King
Thomas Stephenson
Woc
Davenport
Samdman
Connor
WOAW
Omaha
Omaha Nightingales
Arthur Haya
WDAI
Kansas City
School of the Air
KTHS
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Ariington Orchestra
WHRAA
Dallas
Davis School
Dallas String Quartet
KGO
Oakland
Halstead
Orchestra
Pirates of Penzance
KPO
San Francisco
Weidner
KHO
Los Angeles
Hickman
KGW
Portland
Colburn
Americans Withdraw From Geneva Opium Conference
The American delegation leaves the Geneva opium conference after talks fail to achieve the stated goals. Representative Porter and associates planned to depart Friday as official channels confirm the withdrawal authorized by President Coolidge.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Feb
Porter
Washington
Coolidge
Edison and Ford Spend Winter on Caloosahatchee
Thomas A. Edison and Henry Ford arrived in Fort Myers Florida and began living near each other on the Caloosahatchee. Edison with Mrs Edison son Theodore and cousin Mrs Edith Potter greeted by Edison friend and party. They will spend the rest of the winter there.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Caloosahatchee
Mr. Edison
Edison
Theodore
Edith Potter
Tactless Texan talks with Lon Marrs and Texans talk
The text records a frank morning chat with Lon Marrs about fair treatment by The Globe and a mayoral run. Henry Ansley allegedly warned of job loss if Lon D runs, while Marrs notes a reader’s job offer from Bob Emmett and odd remarks from others. The piece blends gossip with local color and odd vignettes.
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Mr. Marrs
Henry Ansley
Lon D
Henry
Tack
Bob Emmett
Globe
Amarillo
Broadway Nights and Readers’ Letters in New York
New York day by day notes paint Broadway after dark with peep shows, opulent parades, diners, and theater types. The column includes reader letters debating jokes and alleged thefts, plus street scenes from Westward Street to Columbus Circle and a closing nod to contentious literary humor.
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New York
Broadway
Merry-Andrews
Sir Galahad
Bruce McRae
Strand Theater
Sky
57Th Street
Columbus Circle
Eugene Walter
Burns Mantle
Riverside Drive
Jersey City
Sehwab
Stage Musician Will Shine Shoes for Daily Bread
Oklahoma City Feb 6. Harry Stone a vaudeville musician was granted a license Thursday to shine shoes in the city by the city commission. He said he and his wife stranded in December when she fell ill and was hospitalized. He toured and played accordion at private parties while seeking work.
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Oklahoma City
Harry Stone
Stone
Bread Price Hikes Spark Furore in Several Countries
Reports from Paris and Buenos Aires describe sharp bread price increases. Paris government moves to curb further rises as bread reaches 1.52 francs per kilogram. In Buenos Aires master bakers raise prices by 10 centavos per kilogram citing higher wheat flour costs.
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Paris
France
Buenos Aires
Crossword Puzzle Four Crosses No 94 By J C Boyd
The page presents a four crosses style crossword puzzle by J C Boyd with horizontal clues and references to puzzle No 93 and 94. It lists numbered clue prompts for words of various lengths including references to Kaffirs Kings and Turkish terms, with entries spanning prepositions, prefixes, and descriptors. The puzzle text remains primarily a clued grid format for readers to fill in.
How to Solve Puzzle
A guide to solving a crossword by scanning horizontal and vertical clues. Start at each numbered square and follow to the first shaded stop, ensuring words fit both across and down for a correct read.
Aspironal touted as superior cold remedy in sensational ad
An advertisement claims Aspironal is ten times faster than whiskey for colds and flu. It urges readers to buy for half a dollar, test it for two minutes, and ask for a refund if symptoms do not fade. The pitch says it suits adults and children and promises quick relief from croup and night choking.
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