Historic Amarillo Globe headline and city notice
The text shows the Amarillo Globe published from 110 East Fifth Street with traditional masthead details and Associated Press affiliation, announcing publication practices and subscription rates. It also includes a New York dateline with a column of humorous trivia noting various named people and scenes.
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Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Press
Broadway Life Whims And Questions From A 1920s City Scene
A vivid snapshot of New York nightlife with references to Broadway stars, jazz musicians in the Lobster Belt, late meals, and street life. Noting gossip about a gambler, a fur cap fashion, and a push for musician housing. Mentions of xylophonists, theater orchestras, and inquiries about learning the instrument. Copyright 1926 by McNaught Syndicate. Jack Burgess sells land. Tricenlec 4177 Woes Seventh.
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Rintin-tin
Levy
Htlhe Haberdasher
Forty Seventh Street
Times Square
Charleston
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Radio Schedule Table From United Press Daily
A dense listing of Saturday and Sunday radio programs across many stations with meal time, concerts, services, and broadcasts. It details times, programs, and station identifications for cities including St Louis Chicago Philadelphia New York Des Moines Omaha and more, showing a nationwide compilation of music talks and religious services.
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WOAW
Omaha
Penite Symphony
WCX
Philadelphia
Wip
KGW
Portland
WEAF
New York
Waldorf
Gorman
Barrett
Lopez
Woc
Davenport
Res
LeClaire
WFAA
Dallas
Bestor
Mozart Choral Club
Gardner’s
WRC
Washington
KFI
Los Angeles
Oakmont CC
Mary Albin
WCAE
Pittsburgh
William Penn
Youngstown
WJZ
Levitow
Freya
Specht
WMAQ
Chicago
Ryan
Dan Pratt
WSB
Atlanta
Red Head Club
Skylark
WLW
Cincinnati
Automobile Club
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Dick Long
KSD
ST. Louis
KYW
WHO
Des Moines
Germantown Ymca
Holy Trinity
Woo
Florence Austral
Cecelia Hansen
Little Symphony
Austral
Hansen
Farmers
Beator
WTIC
Hartford
New Haven Symphony Orch
WCAP
Radio Forum
Waldorf Orchestra
Godfrey Ludiow
Esberger
House of Hope
Austral and Hansen
WFI
Wear
Cleveland
WGY
Schenectady
KTHS
Hot Springs
Arkansaw Traveler
KGO
Oakland
KUO Little Symphony
Ww4j
Detroit
WEEI
Boston
Sandy Tho Story 50 Far
Sandy McNeil marries Ben Murillo to aid her poor family and endures tyranny, infidelity, and a dying child. She pursues Ramon Worth, defying Murillo with a dangerous affair and plans for divorce. Amid threats and escape attempts, she seeks independence while debating her future and loyalty.
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Sandy McNeil
Ben Murillo
Murillo
Bob McNeil
Sandy
Honolulu
Ramon Worth
Judith Moore
Ramon
Bob
Silent Watcher Teaches Stillness in Green Forest
Farmer Brown's boy uses patient stillness to observe near wildlife in the Green Forest. He spots Yowler the Bob Cat and Reddy Fox as they hunt and interact, noting sneaky behavior and the benefits of remaining unseen. The tale underscores quiet observation as knowledge.
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Farmer Brown
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Brown
Lightfoot
Bob Cat
I Guess It Is My Turn at the Party
In February the crowd gathers at Edna Stacys and Sandy plans a secret party inviting the group to her home next Saturday. Murillo may ruin the plan by staying home, so Sandy asks him to come Monday instead. The tension builds as the anticipated climax nears. To Be Continued.
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May Arlias
May
Mac
Murillo
Ben
Hrazes
Ramon
Isabel
Timmy
Los Angeles
Edna Stacy's
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