Amarillo Globe-News publication details and dates
The item lists publication details for the Amarillo Globe-News including founding date February 20 1925 and operating arrangement with the Amarillo Daily News. It notes editors publishers and Associated Press affiliation, with early 20th century masthead style and pricing references.
Amarillo chamber of commerce debated as a unifying civic force
The meeting in the district court room heard Fred Bone oppose duplicating work of City Development and Dr. R Thomson warn against a “group order” chamber. They urged a broad, representative body linking all city groups, funded by taxation, with real duties rather than a mere advisory club.
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Boob Oil Company Outline Probed in Amusing Letter
A reader offers a humorous, rambling proposal to the Boob Oil Company via the Amarillo Globe. The note includes a blank check for a large sum, requests a fifty fifty split, and various spoof share pledges while asking to be treasurer and to receive postage for the shares.
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Boob Oil Company
GnirreRawronne Clevin
New Meare Weil
Notional Prohibition Becomes Public Welfare Menace
A garbled OCR item notes prohibitions threatening public welfare. It mentions a photician, a man of power, and Whitney prescriptions in unclear context. The piece references Claude Wolcott and a gun through a disjointed line of text suggesting political or legal tension without clear facts.
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Whitney
Claude Wolcott
Florida fortuners and palm coast dreams in Florida notes
A columnist travels Florida noting fortunes tied to real estate and future growth. He observes Coral Gables and Palm Beach areas, the luxury lifestyle, and a wall street allure while quirky scenes unfold from Miami telegraph messengers to a vivid display of tented papier mache houses. He reflects on luck and wealth, and the lighter side of seasonal life in 1920s Florida.
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Palm Beach
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Easy eczema relief by building red blood cells
Health ad claims eczema can be cured by increasing red blood cells and purifying the system. The copy alleges impurities in blood cause skin eruptions and promotes a treatment promising clear skin, though it uses dubious medical language and exaggerated effects.
Radio Schedule Highlights and Local Broadcast Map
Tuesday timetable lists WNYC WGBS and many stations detailing reception notes, programs from Medina Temple to Fitz. includes orchestras, dance bands, educational talks, and special features across cities like St Louis Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Omaha. The guide also shows time blocks for lectures, dances, and silent stations for Tuesday.
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Fried Wut
Medina Temple Head
CNV Fame
Sevanee Glee
Chicago
Pome
Duajergh
Witt
New York
Georas Foed
Presiden
Pewell
Mareete
Harry Ash
WOAW
Omaha
Sandy and Judith Share A Room In Romance Sketch
Sandy, living with Judith in a city room, admires Ramon influence and rumors of a planned elopement. Judith coaches Sandy in flirtation while detailing recent jobs, earnings, and an inheritance as they juggle dating and social outings. A cliffhanger set with Douglas’s letter hints at future romance.
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Mocker Is Trapped and Marked by Farmer Brown's Boy
Mocker the Mocking Bird is lured into a wire trap with raisins and currants and captured. Farmer Brown's Boy frees him slowly, then bands a small metal ring on his leg to track whether Mocker remains through the summer or returns later.
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Summers Builds Up Country Club District Ads
J L Summers, a longtime Ama fillo advertiser in The Globe, has run daily messages about developing the Country Club district. Recently his copy changed and Summers faced reader complaints over the evolving ad wording and tone.
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Mr. Summers
Menage Daly
Mea Summers
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