Amarillo Globe Masthead and Contact Details
The Amarillo Globe founded 1924 lists editors and publishers, notes association with The News Publishing Co and Associated Press, and provides telephones and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions across Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.
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Amatillo
Texas
Globe-N Xth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Theews Publishing Co
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Health drive aids tubercular kids in Amarillo
A feature on Amarillo’s child health efforts notes the move from the Preventorium to a new children’s hospital. Clean linen, milk, and proper meals are cited as key to recovery with some children gaining up to ten pounds after three weeks. Community support urged.
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Amarillo
Behind the Scenes In Washington
Washington insiders weigh likely near term clashes between Roosevelt and John L. Lewis over labor policy and militant union actions. Analysts cite strikes, political shifts, and public sentiment as factors shaping future tensions and potential leadership moves within the labor movement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Lewis
C. I
Roper
A. F
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Hair Singers With the Dodo Hair Singers With the Dodo
A humorous column from O. O. McIntyre recounts social jaunts from a Waldorf tea to Fire Island, notes a blue hair dye mishap on a ship, and recalls Parisian dinner table antics. It mentions Constance Collier, Witter Byner, Justine Hall, Florence George, Julia Sanderson, and Don Herold amid light gossip and cultural vignettes.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Ewing Galloway
Kentucky
Constance Collier
Witter Byner
Justine Hall
the Waldorf
Hattie Bell Johnston
Africa
Don Herold
Carolyn Wells
Will
Jessie Hays
Fire Island
Haters of Women Also Oppose Cats
In Cincinnati, Dr Charles M Diserens of the University of Cincinnati argues men with hostility to women commonly express it by disliking cats. He notes a ratio of about ten men per woman who dislike cats and cites nationalities with control over women as patterns.
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Cincinnati
O. UP
Charles M. Diserens
University of Cincinnati
Cate
Diserens
Vacation iditainy joy heroine in smart Maine tearoom
Joy arrives in Maine for a vacation job and is unsettled by a strange man who asks to use a phone at the summer house. She recalls his identity after recognizing him and involvement with a mysterious caller. The scene shifts to Cal and Tess in the kitchen as Joy hints at a city game and a burglar past.
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Joy
Maine
Cal
Miss Joy
Tess
Queenborough Bridge
The Three Frauds in Old Orchard
A Burgess bedtime tale follows Sally Sly the Cowbird who traps foster parents into feeding her three young frauds. Chippy and Mrs Chippy suffer, Long Sparrows raise two of their own poorly, and Redstarts share one hatchling. Neighbors condemn the frauds and call for action.
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Sally Sly
Sally
Chippy
Chipping Sparrow
Mrs. Chippy
Long Sparrow
Robin
Kitty the Catbird
Kitty
T. W. Burgess
Elimination An Oft Neglected Duty
A McNaught Syndicate health column urges readers to establish a definite daily time for elimination and to improve habits with fruit and vegetables, water, and abdominal exercise to prevent chronic constipation. The piece stresses regularity as the main remedy and notes millions are spent on cures while lifestyle changes are overlooked.
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Paris
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Lee Orwell
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Frank Crumit
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Julia Sanderson
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Thyra Sumter Winslow
Romeo
Bill Halligan
McNaucht Syndicate
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Angela
Ndick
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Rowdy
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Thornton W. Burgess
Moon Mullins
Postmans
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Black
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