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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
4
Amarillo Daily Globe notes its founding date February 20 and its mailing as second class matter. It lists publishing times and addresses including 110 East Fifth Street and business lines 2612 2611, and credits the Associated Press for news dispatches and local news.
The notice lists subscription pricing by period and delivery area. Rates show one week and one month options in Amarillo via CAE, plus six and twelve month plans. Mail delivery includes Texas Oklahoma New Mexico with varied monthly and yearly charges.
A Panhandle editorial argues for reduced federal taxes to keep wealth locally, lower interest rates, and stimulate development. It criticizes excessive legislation and corporate hindrance, urging a sane congress, fewer restrictions, and sustained money flow from wealth to regional growth.
The Chicago Presbytery urged the General Assembly to deem war un-Christian as a social institution. The Chicago Post notes the church should not portray war as a Christian crusade, calling such stance deceptive and damaging to church integrity.
O O MclIntyre writes from New York about dress shops on Fifty Seventh Street with live mannequins and glamorous sales staff. He contrasts elegant showrooms and gossip with realities of urban shopping culture, noting names of shops and notable individuals.
Dialogue sketches a couple, Mrs Knagg and Mr Knagey, commenting on happiness. He notes the only happy marriages are those that live apart, hinting at strain and humor in a long union.
Twenty five members of the M W A lodge Panhandle were guests of the local camp M W A at Woodman hall last night in a special initiatory service and entertainment. Twelve candidates from Panhandle and Stratford were initiated in addition to a large local group. Refreshments were served following the degree work.
A collection of wry maxims and reflections on human folly, belief, wealth, education, and honesty. The writer ponders the limits of truth and progress, noting how even strong ideas mix with humor and contradiction. The piece critiques seriousness and the urge to preach, ending with a question about man's control of power.
Midshipman B O Mathews of Denver Colorado has been chosen president of the graduating class at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis Maryland He played football and baseball and rowed on the winning crew continuing a notable athletic and leadership record.
A listing of late news segments, music programs, talks and lectures across Chicago WMAQ WGN WDAP and other stations from Minneapolis to Portland with times in Central and Pacific zones noting orchestras, operas, farm talks, lessons, and variety shows. The compilation highlights station IDs and program titles such as Farm Bureau talks French lesson and Nighthawk Frolic along with concert ensembles and broadcasts by the Star's Radio Trio and the Oriole Orchestra.
A potpourri of notes from Amarillo including Mrs. E R Reid shopping visits, Polk street observations, a hot check sighting, a restaurant banana pie with real banana, and remarks on marriage trends. Mentions E R Day in Oklahoma City and Linville couple announcing a June 2 birth.
In a half minute interview series residents urged San Jacinto boosters to revive civic work and push for mail delivery for the 3800-resident fast-growing area. Voices also quoted Maj. E A Simpson praising Tom Barton’s gubernatorial bid and Judge Henry Bishop commending Bryan era voting.
A man discusses his slow progress with Miss Roxley in a wagering exchange. He says he is in a waiting game, hoping she will reconsider and alter her stance.
Virginia Jones of Norfolk Virginia idolized her hair until friends urged a bob. After she cut it she despaired and died by her own hand. A Oklahoma man Murray slapped his wife over years of conflict sparked by money and gifts. The column closes with a wry dig at marriage.
Washington tourists eager to greet the president learn he will not shake hands with every visitor on upcoming sightseeing rounds, signaling a more selective approach during his public appearances.
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