Amarillo Globe Periodical Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News publication details include founding and mailing info, publication schedule, publisher Gene A Howe, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for carrier and mail in Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. It notes daily and Sunday editions and Sunday-only pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and Fillmore
Gene A. Howe
Ccc Ee
Seeenenes Ogg
MONA
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarillo's Oil Potential Aims At Ideal City Status
Editorial urges balanced growth as Amarillo embraces oil and expansion. It praises native-born civic culture, new wealth from Carson-Hutchinson field, and investments in churches schools parks and streets, warning not to overlook agriculture and core Panhandle heritage. Amarillo first oil second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
M. W. Cadman
Chamber of Commerce
Tulsa
Carson-Hutchinson
Panhandle
Plains Country
Dempsey Considers Amarillo Exhibition Run
Jack Dempsey says he would box four exhibition rounds in Amarillo if paid five thousand dollars. He would take less for calisthenics but doubts a four dollar seat would draw many fans. He notes Amarillo is not Shelby Montana where banks failed after the Gibbons match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Amarillo
Dempsey
Shelby
Montana
Wheat Prospects Boosted by Snow in Amarillo Region
Amarillo awoke to heavy snow improving soil moisture and promising a strong wheat crop. Panhandle grain men expect ample moisture to support spring and winter wheat, with major regional projects including a $4,000,000 railroad, $1,760,000 water initiative, and nearly $4,000,000 in building plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
Gargle Aspirin For Tonsillitis Or Sore Throat
A garbled OCR text discusses gargling aspirin for tonsillitis or sore throat. It mentions repeating instructions and suggests a method, though content is unclear and partially unreadable. The piece reads like stray medical guidance with incomplete sentences.
Minetta Lane as a Village Art Hub and Night Scene
A vivid portrait of Minetta Lane in Greenwich Village, its old world charm, late night art scenes, and the mix of painters, writers, and theaters. The piece notes quirky anecdotes about residents, theater ushers, and a Long Island confectioner facing a jury, ending with a reflection on pioneer instincts and wood craft.
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New York
Minetta Lane
Greenwich Village
Sixth Avenue
Macdougal Street
Wien
France
Italy
Leonidas Stellkis
Deng Has
Chinatown
Provincetown
Clevery Lane
Broadway
Long Island
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors recommend Calotabs for quick relief from cold grippe and influenza. One or two Calotabs with water at bedtime purges without nausea or affecting meals. Next morning the cold eases and appetite returns. a family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
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Adve
War experts chart possible areas of rubber production
Procurement experts of the war department map four priority regions for wartime rubber. Central American and Puerto Rico top the list, followed by South American fields, the east African coast, and the Philippine Islands. Details remain confidential while Congress reviews the rubber monopoly issue.
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Washington
War Department
Im- Deeaapr
American Central States
l’Orto Rico
Philippine Islands
Commerce Comunities
Davis Io
Thursday radio listings with multiple stations and times
A dense schedule of radio programs across many stations listing programs, orchestras, concerts, talks, and weather, with time slots and call letters for WGY WGN KDKA KGO WEAF WNBC and others. Includes mentions of Little Symphonies, orchestras, and evening entertainment across U S cities.
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KSD
ST. Louis
En'e Leone
WEAP
Mayes
Graniet
WEAF
Kyw
Kolegh
Wilu Tne
WIIC
Little Symphony Wnyc
New York
WOAW
Omaha
Diesese
Feverman’s Orchestra
WCX & Wir
Detroit
Petie Symphony
WIP
WEX Aetuho
Tvw Jy
Gellketze Orchestra
WIP PH
Adelphia
al Lenre
WMC
Memphis
Bediome
the Harvesters
The
Eskittos
Knech’s
Vincent Lopez
WOC
Davenport
LeClaire
WFAA
Dallas
WRC
Washington
S.98
WHB
Kansas City
KGO
Garland
WHN
CFPCA
Toronto
Isambourg String Quartet
Till's Orchestra
WEE
Boston
Infoniens
Itg Brother
WCBD
Zion
Ili
WLS
Chicago
Salvation Army Band
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Kudka Little Symphony
Lenos Ensemble
Kimball Dance Orchestra
MacDowell
WKARC
Cincinnati
WSAIL
Dornberger
Wsass Stadho Grogratte
KOA
Denver
WGR
Buffalo
Lopez Statler
Lopes Statler
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Kdka Little Symphony
Gounod
WJAR
Providence
Powers’ Orchestra
WEAR
WGN
Eskunos
WLIB
Sandy's Flight From Murillo to Ramon Worth
In Chapter 54 Sandy faces isolation on a rocky shore as Ramon Worth's memory haunts her. She longs for safety while fearing Murillo's control and wonders what family and friends think of her fate. A letter from Alice reveals Sandy’s tense entanglement and Murillo's troubling presence.
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New York Theatre
Sandy McNeil
Ben Murillo
Murillo
Bob McNeil
Sandy
Honolulu
Ramon Worth
Judith Moore
Ramon
Heappears
Licely
Ike
Mariile
Alice
Brent
Aloe
Abe
Lee
Ida
Where is she and why is her door locked
The narrator confronts Sandy after asking about a missing woman. He fears foul play and searches the house, asking Sandy why the door is locked and whether the woman is safe. The exchange escalates as tension rises over the locked door and potential harm.
Chatterer the Red Squirrel Faces Shadow in the Green Forest
In a Burgess tale Chatterer the Red Squirrel loudly proclaims his presence until Shadow the Weasel, in a white coat with a black tail tip, appears. Chatterer bolts across branches and remains silent after a tense encounter, ending with a perilous escape. The piece closes with a prompt to the next story titled One in White and One in Black.
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Chatterer
Ted Squirrel
Sammy Jay
Red Squirrel
Green Forest
Goshawk
Hawk
Porky
Therdé
Shadow
Weasel
Mother Nature
T. W. Burgess
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Lexington
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Ohio
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Peur Nazege
Ewe Eye Eere
Eesti
United Press
WCAD
Salon Ortra
WSB
CFCA
Hambourg
KO Swias Singing Society
Soo
Paes
Tolb
F. W. Wile
Leyiton Salon
Media
Prush
WCAE
William Penn Orchestra
Wie
NYU
Judge
bug—Madions
U. S. Army Band
Tall
Gen. Harbord
Weete
Silent Drake
Leviton Salon Orchestra
Uoven
Freddie Rich
Wwao
Cligan End
Whelpey Dun
Wai
Timner
Skylark
CNBC
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Rushton
Kro
Francisco
Kere
Schee Dinelog Society
Shetlon
Visconti
Robert Melody Boys
Castle Farm Orchestra
Achs
Sky Terriere
WCCO
Minneapolis-St, Paul
Dance Muse
Montreal
KH J
Los Angeles
Minaic
York
WHAS
Louisville
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Stather Orchestra
Vincent Percy
WMBE
Miami Beach
WGY
Schenectady
Ten Eyck
Syracuse Univ BS Tam
Rice String Quartet
Boisclair
ETHS
Hot Springs
Eastman Orchestra
Lawson Reid
WEBH
Oriole Orchestra
WDAF
School of the Air
WPG
Atlantic City
KPRC
Houston
Blanchard
Canton
N. Y
HURY
WAHG
WJJD
CNRA
CNRE
CNRT
CNRR
CNRV
CNRW
CNRO
Wsul Woo
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Elenore Meher
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