Amarillo Globe masthead and publication details
The Amarillo Globe information shows the paper’s founding date February 20 1924, postal filing as second class matter, and Associated Press affiliation. It lists telephone lines for News and Business departments and pricing for various print and mail subscriptions. The date January 26 appears as the edition.
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Amarillo
Texas
Associated Press
Presa
Blackmailers Run Controversial Paper Built on Graft
The Cilebeam The News is described as a blackmailing publication that withholds scandal data for advertising contracts. A bankrupt local businessman signs a vast deal, causing short term success and eventual wealth, while critics denounce the paper as aggressive and unethical.
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Cilebeam the News
Hemedtvor Ae
Amarilio
Signife
Bobbed Ideals Reflect College Values Debate
Dr. Charles Cray Shaw of New York University critiques modern youth ideals in a lecture attacking six current values. He lists speed, communication, health, show value, psychology, and money as undermining traditional morals and beauty, faith, and purpose.
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Charles Cray Shaw
New York University
Shaw
Heys
New York Begging Scene Spurs Mixed Reactions
In New York a chorus of beggars draws scrutiny as charity workers say many seek cash for drink and drugs rather than work. The piece notes street concerts, a Florence backed Italian patio, and urban squalor around shuttered storefronts, while detailing one dancer’s road to recovery through hard labor.
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New York
WeKit
Baey
Newitt
Anaichord
Uacaipt Caflgere
Lee Waners
Duering
Florence
Broadway
California
Flashes of Life and Society Notes From Various Cities
Brief items across cities note Paris shows by Associated Fire with a London opening planned in September and Ellin wedding inspiration. New York Opera club for women mirrors men's Metropolitan scene. Paris dancing masters seek new steps. Niagara Falls ice jams reduce water over the American falls. Geneva jurists discuss citizenship when Americans wed foreigners. Newport reports Vanderbilts paid $40 after a doe killed hens. New York novelist Owen Johnson to wed Mrs. John A Lehoutiliier in his fifth marriage. Memphis reports Piggly-Wigley case renewed in Bolles Court after Saunders attacks secretary over alleged remarks.
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Paris
Irving Berlin
London
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New York
Metropolitan
Niagara Falls
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Geneva
League of Nations
Newport
Wiliam H. Vanderbilt
Owen Johnson
John A
Entangled Romance on the Monterey Shore Storm
Sandy MeNeil marries Ben Murillo to please her family. Ramon Worth saves her life and declares love on a steamer voyage. Murillo threatens control, and Sandy vacillates between longing for Ramon and fear of leaving the home she keeps. A storm, secrecy, and a promise of return mark their fragil expedition to choose love over duty.
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Sandy Meneil
Ben Murillo
Murillo
Bob Meonisil
Sandy
Moorolul
Ramon Worth
Judith Muooke
Wind and Water Drive Woman To Lock and Run
A woman fears being alone as wind and water batter her home. Candies blown away and shadows on walls fade as a tree taps the window. She calls for Ramon but is answered by a returning Sandy who carries her back inside. Continued in the next installment.
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Treembung
Sandy
Ranvon
Seady
Ramon
Snout
Monterey
The
Pali
Raemon
Mhos Warbuie
Shaggy
Goudy
Kemnon
Darling
Damine
Make skin flawless with Black and White Ointment and Soap
A dated advertisement promises clear skin by using Black and White Ointment and Soap. It touts the ointment’s value with price comparisons and urges readers to buy from local dealers.
Sale of water bonds next week predicted
Amarillo Mayor Lee Bivins says bond sales are expected next week for a new 1 750 000 water plant. Bids will be opened Tuesday night by the City Commission, with a prompt sale and satisfactory price anticipated. The tax limit increase last month freed delivery, and work to bring water to the city before summer's end will begin once bonds are sold.
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Amarillo
Lee Bivins
City Commission
Who Died First Law Ends Probate Mystery
London faces a legal change: a new law presumes death occurred in order of seniority to resolve the long standing question of who died first. The measure aims to clarify succession and settlement in multiple estates.
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London
Passing by Own Action With Matches Desplaints
An incident describes Wic Frank Corry committing a dangerous act by consuming match heads while passing by. The event highlights hazardous behavior and potential health concerns.
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Wic
Frank Corry
Shadow the Weasel Drives Danny and Nanny from Barn
Danny and Nanny Meadow Moore flee Farmer Brown's barn after spotting Shadow the Weasel. They debate leaving and decide to stay to confirm the danger, but fear rats and prefer to depart while Shadow hunts. After two tense days they conclude it is time to go.
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Danny
Nanny Meadow Moore
Farmer Brown
Shadow
Weasel
Robber
Tit
Nanny
Shadow the Weasel
Sam Barn
Hineon
T. W. Bursa
Married Woman Eats Only Bread and Milk
Mrs J B Manning reports she could eat bread and milk with no trouble after Adlerika, claiming previous foods caused gas. The ad touts Adlerika as quickly removing gas, relieving bloating, and helping obstinate constipation by removing old waste matter. Randat Drug Co. advertises the product.
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J. B. Manning
Randat Drug Co
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