The Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Delivery
The Amarillo Globe originated February 20, 1924 and appears evenings except Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. The Globe News Publishing Co. lists Gene Howe as publisher and editor with Wilbur C. Hawk as general manager. Subscribers may request special delivery by 8 p.m. and call 6262 for prompt service.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Globe
News- Globe
New Economic Era Shifts Burden From Employee To Employer
The piece cites Colonel Arthur Woods on an emerging era of sustained employment where employers share responsibility with workers, noting employees are also customers. It cites Stanley Baldwin’s refusal to sell his family iron business, valuing country and name over quick profit and illustrating noble business values.
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Arthur Woods
Presidents Emergency Committee For
National Conference of Business Paper
Colonel Woods
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Charles II
Latter Day Prophets and Modern Religious Change
Glenn Frank argues modern prophets must rise to effect social change beyond dead biblical voices. He envisions a secular bible of civilization, freer clerical speech, and a new church journalism to spread contemporary prophetic insights.
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Glenn Frank
Isaiah
Micah
H. G. Wells
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lambert's Luck Turns in a Dark Winslow House
Detective Thorne and Inspector Mitchell shadow the Winslow estate as Jack Winslow vanishes. Suspicions fall on Lambert the butler who hides a weapon and a broken money trail. Thorne suspects a hidden city of secrets tied to Mrs. Lawrence and Elsa Chase.
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Paul Kane
Jack Winslow
Arnold Winslow
Elsa Chase
Winslow
G. Thorne
Thorne
Kane
Mrs. Lawrence
Ferguson
Elsa
Chicago
Inspector Mitchell
Lawrence
Lambert
Mitchell
Oaklands
Winslows
Jack
Peter
Lucy
Miss Kline
Sam Ferguson
Cookoo
Jackson
Jim
Winslow Estate
Spencer
Morse
Mrs. Winslow
D. Appleton & Co
How It Began Cats Signal Storm Myths and Facts
A playful column traces how cats became linked to storms and witches, explaining that sparks from electricity can make a cat frisky. The piece invites readers to suggest origins for other customs to be explored by Russ Murphy in this Globe series.
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Bryan
Great Commoner
Cock Crows
Russ Murphy
Globe
Long Lost Money Found In Old Bill Fold
Diary notes and social sketches unfold in New York as D C McIntyre recounts encounters with James Montgomery Flagg Irvin Cobb and H N Swanson. Leon Gordon paints Helen Keller while Vincent Astor moves toward a quiet near forty birthday amid society chatter.
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New York
James Montgomery Flagg
Irvin Cobb
H. N. Swanson
Ruth Taylor
Kansas City
Broadway
Leon Gordon
Helen Keller
Forest Hills
Long Island
Mr. Gordon
World Famous Musician Here Friday Night
Paderewski recalls a New York concert guard story to illustrate fame. The world famous pianist will appear in Amarillo Friday night under the Amarillo College of Music auspices.
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America
Paderewski
New York
No. 1
Amarillo
Mrs Sevier Injured in Auto Crash Near Corpus Christi
Mrs. Clara Driscoll Sevier of Austin is in Corpus Christi after a head on collision near here that left her with a broken leg. She was returning from Kingsville with Hal Sevier. She is a Democratic national committeewoman from Texas and held leadership roles in several women’s groups.
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Associated Press
Corpus Christi
Texas
Clara Driscoll Sevier
Austin
Hal
Sevier
Kingsville
The
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sympathetic Now Question on Matrimonial Agency
In Zurich Nebelspal pyr reports a candid exchange where a person admits changing conduct after marriage. The remarks reflect regret over past involvement with a matrimonial agency and acknowledge the harm caused.
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Nebelspal Pyr
Zurich
Peter Rabbit Sees Farmer Brown’s Boy Harvest Spruce Gum
Peter Rabbit investigates why Farmer Brown’s Boy touches certain trees in winter. He discovers red spruce trees with buds and gum lumps pressed from bark, realizing the boy is gathering spruce gum. The tale ends teasingly with the hint of the next story.
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Peter Rabbit
Farmer Brown
Green Forest
Peter
Petes
Brown
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
T. W. Burgess
Warfield and New York figures mix in a Roaring Twenties vignette
A column sketches David Warfield as the wealthiest actor of the era, weighing screen offers against stage fame while noting private retirements and Lambs Club lore. It also observes Mayor Walker's fading glitter and recalls past New York political paths, ending with a playful quip about flattery.
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David Warfield
Walker
New York
John T. Hoffman
Dewitt Clinton
Crossword Puzzle Mostly Short Words
Horizontal clues list words for a puzzle with several entries including Battering machine turf nimble kettle sphere engine imbecile constellation hen fruit beds of beasts to pull along to eye to attempt to scatter neither snaky fish to leave out monkey stir center of amphitheater the soft palate joker constituent of varnish to get up night before unit intertwined scarlet tennis fence vertical swift dwelling matutinal a hit by a bullet your plus to preclude mischief since bits funeral oration woolen hopskiln rodents colored bevele to let game cantaloupe silly it is silent grew old custom fareyrell
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