Amarillo Globe Publishing Company Details
The Amarillo Globe dates from February 20 1924 and is published evenings except Saturday and Sunday mornings by the Amarillo Globe Publishing Company located at 110 East Fifth Street. It is a member of the Associated Press with AP dispatches and local news.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Press
Focal
Amarillo College of Music
Taylor
Amarillo by Carrier January 26 1925 price list
The page shows subscription prices for Amarillo by Carrier including one month six months and yearly options for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Rates listed include daily and Sunday mail deliveries with different durations and a Sunday only option.
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Amarillo
Ccwssvesen
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Praise and Parody of Ladies and Men by E W Howe
Essayist E W Howe critiques praise of women and abuse of men, blending humor about marriages and social manners with reflections on honesty, industry, and the saying take only what the traffic will bear. He cites Eugene Debs, business rules, and evolving transportation as the modern highway of progress.
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Eugene Debs
Mr. Debs
Shakespeare
Abie
Fritz Leiber
Maccbeth
O. W
Ladies’ Home Journal
Daily Radio Schedule Highlights Across Stations and Times
A dense listing of radio programs across many stations from WLW to KPO includes 6:00 P.M. Selinsky Quintetta at WLW Cincinnati and 10:00 P.M. Keeter-Rocker Orchestra. Other outlets feature children's stories, concert orchestras, educational talks, weather and market updates, and late-night musical programs.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Selinsky Quintetta
Keeter-Rocker
Christianson
Madison
WLS
Chicago
KYW
Stelila Wrenn
Trving Schuster
Ned Santry
WMAQ
wWipan
WGN
Dante Ronr
Dee Baster
WQI
Rainbow Skylarka
WTAS
Elgin
Terrace Garden Orchestra
Kimball
Maxine Brown
WHAS
Touisville
Rosson
WOC
Davenport
WHAA
Iowa City
KFKX
Hastings
KDKA
WOAW
Omaha
Machiaminson
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
KTHS
Hot Springs
M—Fishers Orchestra
WMC
Memphis
Fecture
Edward Howard Garikes
Goolwyn
Richinehbardts
WBAP
Fort Worth
Lone Star Five
Dallas Women's Forum
Dwight Brown
Organtat
Rrowie
Mexia Quartettea
KGO
Oakland
St. Franma’ Orchestra
Pacific Junior Concert Orchestra
Albert KE. Gross
Asolian
Packard Hallad
Khd
Los Angeles
Hickmans
Burnett
KPO
San Francisco
The Tactless Texan Reflects On Cattle, Politics And Manners
A columnist riffs on political fervor in Texas and Kentucky, mocking bootleggers turned advocates and the heat of campaigns. He cites an open letter in Kentucky, jokes about table manners at dinners, and dismisses a daily reading scheme as a bore.
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Bowery
Smelterville
Cowboy
Howdy
Tennessee
Kentucky
Congress
United States Treasury
Washington City
Border tales from Villa Acuna and the desert trek
O O McIntyre describes crossing into Mexico at Villa Acuna, with vivid scenes of border life, poverty, and spying officials. He plans two more installments on ranch life and travel to New York, noting desert treks and humorous social observations.
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Villa Acuna
Mexico
Rio Grande
New York
Panhandle trip praised by Miami letters to The Globe
Letters from Miami praise Amarillo good fellows for the Panhandle visit sponsored by The Globe and endorsed by the Board of City Development. E Pate Reavis and J V Coffee write inviting Henry Ansley to arrange booster meetings in their towns and promise hospitality, luncheons, and support from local business communities.
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Panhandle
The
Globe
Realtors
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Miami
Henry Ansley
E. Pate Reavis
Tex
Bill Adams
Tony Chisum
Amarillo Boys
Dr. Caldwell
J. V
Dimmitt Boy Scouts Clean Main Streets of Nails
Dimmit scouts collected thirty five hundred nails on four blocks of the town’s main street with the chamber of commerce paying one cent per nail. Snow halted work after a thorough sweep, with a total count of five thousand five hundred nails. The group plans further civic improvements before spring to serve the community.
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Dimmit
Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce
Clark Hereford Druggist Sets Hereford Golf Mark
J. J. Clark a Hereford druggist rose to the front ranks of the Hereford hall of fame with a 65 total over 18 holes. He carded 32 on the first nine then 33 on the back nine to break the previous 69 record. Keefe Carter fired a 69 on the first round last summer as a local comparison. The note adds the aim to help improve the Panhandle.
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Hereford
J. J. Clark
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Reflected in Jumbled Grid
A dense OCR style collection of crossword clues and cross referenced numbers. The list includes horizontal and vertical clues with multiple numbers and partial phrases such as bring up ingredient cud of soap month struggle delved hull fine silk tow fabric portent native of crafty Media crafty, and further entries like forced in same surrounded Boy’s nick name unit of usual electrical ceases resistance hints.
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Hull
A Word for Beginners in Crossword Solving
The best method for novices is to scan horizontal and vertical synonyms and fit those that match the given spaces. Words that fit establish a foundation, helping solve the more difficult entries as interlocking patterns emerge.
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Telephones News Department
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Mac
E. W. Howe
Bell Syndicate
KOA
Denver
NER
Regina
CFAC
Calgary
Orpheus String Quartet
Mursday
WAP
WCKD
WHO
WMH
PWN What
Cfck
BFAD
CNRO
CNKM
CNRBT
Anew
Trish Rose
Standard Oil Co
Standard Company
Kansas
Judge Landis
Hell
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Tack
O. O. McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
W. A. Askew
May
Alber
Oscar
Rudolph
Ramon
Jose
Society Reporter
Dimmitt
Clark
Lovers
Mark
J. C. Boyd
Rio
Llols
Ali Et E
Rd A
Dalas Joint Stock Land Bank
Gertrude
Timon
Room
Bank Bldg
C.L Rove Rice
Emil F. Myers
Shevnig
U. S
Canada
Cuba
Atchison Savings Bank
Exchange National Bank
Atchison
Kansans
Steirite Laboratories
Radio Building
Atchison, Kansas
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