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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces its masthead details dated February 20 1924 with publication schedule and subscription rates. The notice lists office address 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas and notes Associated Press copyright and service. It provides carrier and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions within Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and surrounding regions.
A literary note by E. W. Howe revisits social satire touching on Mar and Woman in Society with sharp, pointed observations. The piece blends humor and critique aimed at conventions and pretenses in 19th century manners.
A reflective discourse contrasts early philosophy with modern misdirection. It questions Plato and Aristotle, critiques poets and priests, and links radical ideas to rural and urban life while urging personal experiential philosophy grounded in honesty and practical living.
A casual recounting from Amarillo features jokes and chatter about new ham brand ideas at Western Packing, comments on brand naming, local humor, and a tangential anecdote about a gas company manager. Details include names like Batchler Douglas Emmett and playful snippets about movies and English ballgame misunderstandings.
Gossip and urban sketches in New York reveal how intimate the city’s gossip mill is. Tales span Wall Street to Broadway including a presumed hotel death, a rift in a marriage, and profiles of famed director Julian Mitchell amid rumor and spectacle.
A renowned Broadway dancer who cannot hear a note reflects on the loss of Millionaire's Row as Astor mansion sells to a young immigrant. The piece notes shifting Upper Fifth Avenue landmarks, new luxury apartments on Lower Fifth, and a fading parade of style toward Park Avenue. It recounts vivid street scenes in 1925 New York, including a safe lifting spectacle and a blind accordion player collecting coins.
A torn OCR page lists scattered puzzle clues and partial answers including phrases like B25 and Tooth of fork, plus notes on definitions such as Native of Turkey and An obligation. It shows several incomplete lines and stray letters indicating a themed puzzle solution page from a 1930s or earlier issue.
United Press reports March trade data show US casings for hot dogs totaling 2,994,152 pounds valued at 692,244 dollars exported to foreign countries. Germany remains a large consumer, with imports of US sausage casings noted. shipments include 1,225,4677 pounds of usings.
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