Amarillo Globe News History Marketing Rates 1924
The Amarillo Globe newspaper lists publication details from 1924 with the March 1878 act matter and a schedule for daily and Sunday editions. It notes prices for daily, Sunday, and combined subscriptions, plus contact and staff roles and a Sunday morning connection with the Globe News.
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Frankenstein origins and Romantic circle history
A compact reminiscence on the creation of Frankenstein by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley at Lake Geneva, tracing the novel’s genesis during the Byron group’s ghost story challenge and noting the creature’s terror and the tragic fate of Frankenstein. The piece cites Dr. Wilbur Cross and reflects on "Truth, indeed, Stranger than Fiction."
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Percy Bysshe Shelley
Lord Byron
Lake Geneva
Switzerland
Mrs. Shelley
Frankenstein
Dee E Manster
Wilbur L. Cross
Lee Kek Eeenent
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Your Horoscope for Monday February 13
The column describes Aquarius through Capricorn signs with guidance on relationships, careers, and decisions. It notes emotional tendencies, creativity, and potential wealth with partner prospects, urging careful planning, production, and business opportunities.
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Sovereignty and independence urged by US envoy in Yugoslavia
US ambassador George V. Allen asserts the Yugoslav government and people show strong resolve to defend sovereignty amid mounting tensions. He emphasizes support for national sovereignty and independence by all nations, reflecting official American stance.
Investments and ethics in a changing world
A collage of quotes on investment, trade, law, and ethics from leaders and scholars. It discusses private enterprise driving growth, biblical references to abundance, critiques of international law, reactions to the Peiping consulate seizure, college education for women, faith as a source of provision, and a call for a sound ethics code in investing.
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Presment Truman
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Harolp Strassen
University of Pennsylvania
Cornerstone ideas and oddball clippings from 1950 columns
A reader's archival suggestions mix with humorous clips from various cities including Port Huron Memphis Ottawa Los Angeles San Antonio San Francisco London Philadelphia and more. The piece blends light anecdotes such as a moth in a ear a hacksaw incident a manhole cover misadventure and a dog that bites a train officer, reflecting mid-century newspaper curiosities and cultural notes.
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Ontario
Fred Brown
City Water Works Department
Los Angeles
Calif
Roy Henderson
San Antonio
Tex
Gerald Sanchez
San Francisco
Cal
Fannie Heller
London
England
Philadelphia
Direct Mail Advertising Assn
Billy Rose
Malthusian Theory Recited in Old Paper Style
A colloquial reprint discusses Thomas Robert Malthus born in 1766 England, his population essay, and long standing debate. It notes medical advances lengthening life, sanitation spreading, and future pressure from rising populations in China, India, and the East Indies, with a warning that medicine and agriculture race to prevent catastrophe.
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Thomas Robert Malthus
England
Malthus
Africa
China
India
East Indies
Crossword Puzzle National Flag Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A crossword puzzle grid listing clues for National Flag themed entries across and down, including terms for countries, symbols, and related words such as months, dance steps, and compass points, with several abbreviations and mixed clue types. The puzzle integrates a mix of general knowledge and wordplay typical of newspaper crosswords from a national flag page.
Chaperones at dances deserve respect and fair treatment
The piece urges students to value chaperones at school dances and club events. It notes chaperones bear the burden of duty and should be welcomed, fed, greeted, and given dance partners if desired. It suggests selecting interested patrons and sharing duties among students to show tact and good breeding.
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Bricker Attacks Housing Bill Over Cooperative Plan
Senator Bricker of Ohio said political favoritism is rampant in President Truman s middle income cooperative housing program. The debate, tied to a two billion dollar loan proposal for qualifying families, preceded a two week delay in action as the Senate Banking Committee sought the Federal Reserve Board s viewpoint. Bricker nearly moved to strike the cooperative housing section before withdrawing to push for elimination again on Feb 23.
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Bricker
Ohio
Truman
Senate Sparkman
Alabama
Senate Banking Committee
Banking Committee
Sparkman
Federal ‘Reserve Board
Senator Frear
Delaware
Guilty of Treason film contrasts with real trials
George E. Sokolsky argues the film Guilty of Treason parallels landmark cases like Mindszenty and the 11 Communist leaders trial. He praises the U S system for due process, warns against corrupting law, and notes the film exposes the Soviet apparatus and its global reach through documentary fidelity.
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Cardinal Mindszenty
New York
Alger Hiss
Harry Bridges
United States
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