Amarillo Globe Publishing Company advertisement notice
Classified notice from the Amarillo Globe Publishing Company lists publishing details and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, noting carrier and mail options within Texas Oklahoma New Mexico. The page references Associated Press copyright and transmission details for news dispatches.
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Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
MAIL
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
de Moree
Diversified farming and industry urged for Amarillo
The Panhandle's two great needs are diversified and intensified farming and industrial development. Diversified farming boosts crops, vegetables, and small fruits alongside wheat. Amarillo should expand manufacturing near its large natural gas field to balance agriculture with industry and secure future prosperity.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Secretary Jardine Sees Improved Agricultural Outlook
In Ames Iowa the secretary said the agricultural situation was improving in nearly every branch and the future outlook was distinctly hopeful. He attributed high prices and wartime demand drawing urban residents to farms, noting farm-population decline since 1921 is natural and unlikely to worsen. He cited a strong opportunity for satisfactory income.
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Ames
Iowa
Jardine
Farm Bureau vows fight against 11 percent freight rate rise
The American Farm Bureau Federation says it will resist the western railroads proposal to raise freight rates by 11 percent. It argues that agriculture needs support for a comeback, while railroads face revenue loss from trucking and must balance profits with growth.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Western Railroads
Friendship and the blunder of true companionship
A Plainview Evening Herald excerpt critiques conventional friendship. It argues friendship often favors a few admired individuals and blinds us to others more deserving of sympathy. The piece cites Emerson and similar figures to frame a thoughtful meditation on genuine connection.
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Emerson
Radio Station Orchestra Schedules Across Time Zones
Central Standard Time listings show Ostorn, Berickson, and LeClaire orchestras with concerts, organ recitals, and musical programs across multiple Midwest stations. Pacific Coast and Southwest stations also feature evenings of orchestral broadcasts and performances from Santa Ana to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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WCCO
Minneapolis-St, Paul
LeClaire
Oakland
Clarke Wilson
Orchestra Ent
Angeles
Santa Ana
Hickman
KFI
Los Angeles
Radio Club
KFT
Midnite Frolic
KPO
San Francisco
Lind
Cabiriane Orchestra
Lew
Portland
EM Souders
Souder
KGO
Federation
Federation 4:00 P. M—Weaper
Miacellaneous
Metropolitan Theatre
Packard Orchestra
Church of Our Father
Pete—Presbyterian Church
Fragmentary thought on human variety and friendship
A reflective note on how each person reveals only a fragment of humanity. It emphasizes that known variety develops over time rather than through isolated stunts and suggests deeper insight comes from connected friendships.
New York Day by Day by C. O. McIntyre
A fragmentary 1925 column sketches New York life from July strollers to Broadway nightlife. Vivid vignettes cover lace sellers, robbing dogs recoveries, a tubercular tenor, a coffin like a piano, cabarets, and Edison quoted remarks. The piece rails at how journalists are portrayed and notes city amusements, prices, and social scenes.
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New York
Laurence D'Orsay
Tommy Lyman
George White
Dinty Moore
Jerome Kern
Main Street
Broadway
Paris
Charleston
Captain Churchill
Chicago Seeks Breakaway From Illinois Amid Regional Debate
A terse editorial note hints at Chicago seeking secession from Illinois while contrasting regional fortunes. The piece reflects on local politics and social attitudes, including a remark about loafers and critics, underscoring urban isolation and concern over governance.
Rosalind Nash Breaks Free From Stenographer Job
Rosalind Nash declares she is through with stenography and quitting her job and Mr. Peters. Madeline watches as Rosalind revels in a dramatic breakthrough, while lamb chops hiss in the pan and plans for the future unfold in a domestic setting.
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Rosalind Nash
Rosalind
Madeline
Mr. Peters
Rose
I Hate Mediocrity I Will Marry A Man Of Power
Rosalind declares she will change her life to escape routine and seeks excitement and a powerful husband. Madeline listens as Rosalind discusses finances, dating gaps, and a plan to live boldly rather than stay in a drab office life. The scene ends with her confident vow for the future.
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Rosalind
Mr. Peters
Madeline
Dorothy King
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