Amarillo Globe News masthead and publication details
The Amarillo Globe News publishes with the Globe-News Publishing Co in Amarillo Texas. Publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C Hawk are listed. The paper notes Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for carrier and mail editions. Date shown is Thursday February 24 1927.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Ilmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
The Stage and Another Problem
A critic contrasts New York theater clean up campaigns with the enduring urban blight of slums. He argues the spectacular draws action while chronic poverty remains drab and overlooked, with officials slow to act. The piece links film theater reform to broader social neglect.
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New York
Theater District
Insanity Plea Highlight in Ohio Murder Case
An Ohio youth faces first degree murder trial after killing a woman and her baby. The defense plans a not guilty by reason of insanity plea, prompting a call for state boards of mental experts to pre screen defendants before trial to curb legal abuses and save costs.
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Ohio
Canyon Opposes College Plan Warns Amarillo
Clyde Warwick editor of Randall County News says Canyon residents oppose removing Clarendon College to Amarillo and urges concentrating on expanding West Texas State Teachers College in Amarillo rather than funding a new Canyon institution. He notes the highway link makes an Amarillo location nearly central. The piece reflects Canyon sentiment and calls Amarillo to consider impacts.
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Texas State Teachers’ College
Clarendon College
Amarillo
Clyde Warwick
Randall County News
Warwick
Globe- News
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
Reckoned confrontation on Abbotts grounds escalates
Jeeves, a chauffeur, recalls last night's bout with Mr. Anderson after a dispute over a supposed assault on a servant. Anderson threatens exposure or firing, while Rose Abbott questions the visible injuries and the fight's origin, as Jeeves downplays the incident and defends his actions.
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Anderson
Abbotts
Rose Abbott
Jeeves
Rose
Abbott
Brownville Pavilion
Helmia
Helma
Miss Abbott
Mr. Anderson
Father
Mr and Mrs Grouse In Ice Storm Courage And Hunger
In a Thornton Burgess tale the Green Forest faces a severe ice storm that tests survival. Mr and Mrs Grouse avoid the ice by sleeping in a spruce tree and seek food in apple buds at the Old Orchard amid scarce resources. The scene blends animal behavior with seasonal hardship.
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Green Forest
Green Meadows
Happy Jack Squirrel
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Rusty
Fox Squirrel
Mouse
Mrs. Grouse
Mr. Grouse
What They Say Clarendon College Removal
W H Terry argues for Clarendon college location to maximize service to Panhandle youth. He stresses colleges shape character and that keeping a strong local institution increases local higher education participation, with financial concerns secondary to community impact.
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Clarendon College
Clarendon
Canyon
Amarillo
Panhandle
W. H. Terry
Rock Island tracks repaired on Fillmore street
Claude Gray notes the Rock Island railroad line has recovered enough from bankruptcy to repave Fillmore street tracks allowing safe crossing. Mrs. J W Diamond mentions 1300 baby chicks and incubators filling the house. W F Beck reports demand for items in the music memory contest. Ruth Harned praises Amundsen's bravery. An architect describes a Panhandle Swiss chalet design. H R Jack says Panhandle Motors hosts Community Chest quarters making a busy week.
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Claude Gray
Rock Island
Fillmore Street
H.R. Jack
the Panhandle Motors
Musterole Promises Quick Cold Relief For All Ages
Musterole is a white ointment made from oil of mustard and home simples. It is said to work immediately and may prevent a cold from turning into flu or pneumonia. Recommended by many doctors and nurses for sore throat chest colds and various pains. Children’s Musterole is available in a milder form for babies.
Cardui Restores Pale Texas Woman’s Health Says Poitevint
Mrs Gladya Poitevint of Hamilton Texas describes severe back and side pains and pale appearance. After her mother advised Cardui she began taking it and reports improved appetite sleep and energy and relief from pain after several months. She urges others to try Cardui and notes it is sold at drug stores.
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Hamilton
Texas
Gladya Poitevint
Cardus
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BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Frank Patten
Robert Patterson and
E. K. Caperton
Shamrock
Rey
Leto
King Features Syndicate
Bunk
Iburgass
Mr. and
By Thornton W. Burgess
Farmer Brown
Great Britain
Australia
George Washington
Washington
Dunlan’s Theatre
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
France
W. E. Woodward
Kine
Ghee Reser
Vut
William Bingham
J. W. Diamond
W. F. Beck
Ruth Harned
Amundsen
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