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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
2
A reader letter page recaps H G Wells remarks on evolution and previews sensationalist writing. The passage contrasts evolutionary theories with sensationalist works and notes editors often print controversial content to boost sales and circulation.
A Dallas News publication of the Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide is hailed as a comprehensive reference. It covers agriculture, politics, industry, resources, and infrastructure with detailed data on crops, livestock, property, minerals, petroleum, schools, roads, rails, ports, and demographics, plus a large map of the state.
Fragmentary listing shows announcers, times, and station IDs across cities like Amarilla Fort Worth Dallas and Denver. It mentions orchestras, programs, and musical acts with varied time slots and durations, reflecting a dense schedule of daily radio content.
A disjointed relato discusses a Texas crowd at a social where names like Lonny and Jimmy surface amid overheard remarks about a sale and auction. Mentions legislative or legal angles, a lawyer, and a promise of shocking ads, with several opaque references to a public discussion and potential exposure.
Fragmented 19th century column mimics daily notes from New York Day by Day by O C McIntyre. The garbled OCR references New York, Amarillo and Great White Way scenes, athletic clubs, charitable shows, and a minister’s protest. It captures busy street life impressions and scattered names, places, and events with inconsistent spelling.
Washington February 27 The Department of Justice will complete a review of alleged land frauds in the lower Rio Grande valley. A resolution proposed in Alabama calls for turning over records to the Attorney General for full investigation and action in court. The report mentions failed property deals, dubious sales, and a harsh critique of the schemes.
Amended text shows implausible OCR lines about an Outon man seeking ten entries for a Panhandle checker event in Amarillo. The Globe notes Mr. Medal and representatives from Panhandle towns may meet soon to discuss participation. The piece mentions Rainbow and retail items but data is fragmented.
In Auailis Texas on February 27 the Austrian born Madame Belmann Heines aloger declared the United States the greatest country in the world while addressing soldiers at the war camp. Her remarks labeled her as the most enthusiastic crazy American amid the crowd.
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