Amarillo Globe-News publication masthead shows dates and staff
The Amarillo Globe is a historic newspaper with a February 20 1924 founding date, listing publisher Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C. Hawk. It notes association with the Associated Press and editions published evenings except Sundays, with Sunday color by the Amarillo News. Subscription rates and circulation details are provided for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillone News
Globe-News Publishing Co
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Ore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Rewa
Paid Admission for Aimee Semple McPherson Tour
The Los Angeles evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson will charge admission at her lectures, a shift aimed at crowd control and financial balance after mixed results in Denver and Wichita. Amarillo is listed for upcoming appearances as observers question the move amid Angelus Temple scandal lingering over her ministry.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Mrs. McPherson
City features attract film and trade growth
A city's notable feature can spur film production and economic benefits. Peru Indiana hosts the American Circus corporation's winter quarters attracting filming. Sioux City expands trade via motion pictures. Dallas uses cinema to promote homegrown goods. A road movie titled Motoring Through Western Maryland spotlights Frostburg Hagerstown Frederick, Cumberland and Oakland.
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Peru
Indiana
American Circus Corporation
Sioux City
Iowa
Dallas
Texas
Maryland
Frostburg
Hagerstown
Fredericksburg
Cumberland
Oakland
Masterton and Chester Drift Into Sea Showdown
In a stormy chase on the sea, Robert Masterton orders Chester to steer a skiff toward danger. Masterton promises deadly balance for the score, and the struggle ends with a perilous voyage under dark skies and foaming waves. Meanwhile Sadie Hicks hones news and nerves as rumors of Masterton’s fate swirl.
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Chester
Hamptons
Masterton
Whitefoot Hunts for a New Home
Whitefoot the mouse must relocate after Shadow the Weasel discovers his home. He scouts dry secret hiding holes and seeks a new, safe, unseen dwelling in the Green Forest, moving on from Drummer the Woodpecker’s dead tree to avoid pursuit. The tale ends with plans for his next chapter titled Whitefoot's Double Scare.
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Shadow the Weasel
Whitefoot
Shadow
Drummer the Woodpecker
Green Forest
Elopers 83 and 71 Obtain Marriage License in Oakland
Announc ing that they had eloped from San Jose William W. Thompson 83 and Mrs. Hattie A. Jordan 71 obtained a marriage license in Oakland and began a honeymoon that is the third for each. A later line notes an urgent call and a startled response as the story continues.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
San Jose
William W. Thompson
Hattie A. Jordan
Smallpox Count Placed At Forty Five In Amarillo
Dr. M. L. Fuller, Amarillo health officer, reports forty five active smallpox cases under quarantine as of January 18 with seven deaths to noon. Since the outbreak began September 20 there have been sixty seven cases, twenty two have been discharged leaving forty five under care. Some cases are under watch but not confirmed. All reports must come from attending physicians.
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St. John Chester
Montauk
Chester
Robert Masterton
Osea Island
New London
Osea
Masterton
Sadie
Mulholland
Amarillo
M. L. Fuller
Foley Pills promoted as kidney diuretic by Johnston stores
An advertisement extols Foley Pills as a diuretic to cleanse the kidneys and improve health. It warns that waste buildup harms the body, causing aches and a run-down condition, urging readers to ask for Foley Pills at Johnston's dependable drug stores.
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Foley
Johnston
International Scout Week Marked Across Nations
International Scout Week will be observed February 6 to 13. The Boy Scouts, with over 6,000,000 members, span 50 nations and include 1,000,000 enrollments this past year. Panhandle district counts 1052 members across 27 counties. On February 8 at 8:15 PM scouts will recommit the oath and law. The organization is seventeen years old.
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Boy Scouts
America
Panhandle
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