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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe details its founding date February 20 1924 and publication schedule including evenings and Sundays. It notes second class matter status and post office registration, along with address 110 East Fifth Street and Associated Press membership and usage rights.
Phebe Warner argues farmers should invoice their business and assess value, crops, markets, and profits. She cites statewide data on dairy, eggs, gardens, and livestock, highlighting how many farms produced nothing and urging improved farming as a business. A Floyd County Texas example shows turkey profits exceeding cotton income, illustrating invoicing benefits.
The writer urges improved farming practices and broader education to cut waste and disease. He cites high crop losses and crime costs, contrasting billions spent on crime with far less on education. He argues for more focus on teaching children to live honestly and sustain farming communities.
In New York on January 7 O C McIntyre describes elegant, well born women who sit alone in cafes and theaters avoiding casual flings. They attract admirers yet seek quiet, stable companionship rather than fleeting flirtations amid Broadway crowds and the city’s social bustle.
Friday's network radio guide lists programs for dozens of stations from KGW to WEAF with dinner music, orchestras, and special features. It notes times in EST and CST, varied coast to midwest, including Billy Jones and Ernest Hare, St George Orchestra, and the Hoot On Han gar celebration.
Sandy McNeil endures a strained marriage to Ben Murillo whilechildhood friend Timmy is desired but distant. A Honolulu escape introduces Ramon Worth, who professes love on the voyage home. Sandy weighs freedom against family duty as Judith challenges traditional vows.
In this Burgess segment Mrs. Grouse hides in the snow as Peter Rabbit and Jumper the Hare observe a fox miscalculate a hunt. Reddy Fox slips on fresh snow while Jumper and Peter exchange words about walking on snow and the dangers of hunger. The tale ends with Mrs. Grouse safe and the trio discussing snow travel.
Judith bids Sandy farewell as a town visit ends. The train departs at ten, leaving Sandy alone with dark hills and a foreboding shore. She wanders to the pier in a tense mood, realizing the man is truly gone as the scene fades.
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