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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary text from the Amarillo Globe masthead lists publication details, dates, prices, and Associated Press affiliation. It notes evening and Sunday morning editions, mailing and carrier delivery, and subscription rates for various periods.
A call to support Panhandle merchants highlighting their role in Texas growth. Local grocers, bakers, bankers and stores keep wealth in state, pay taxes, fund charities, and provide jobs. Patronizing home firms returns dollars and boosts community welfare.
Fragments list daily programs at stations WCCO WHAS WOC KSD KFB KXJ and others with times for musical acts educational programs and baseball updates. Notable entries include George Unsborn's Orchestra Walter Voss and Silver String Serenaders along with school bands and dance programs.
United Press reports that from January 1 to May 28 1925 the United States averaged 11.4 automobile deaths per day, totaling 1631 fatalities across 70 large cities. New York led with 834 deaths, followed by Chicago 198 and Philadelphia 96 in the period.
New York society dinners once hosted by Broadway diplomats raised $1500 to $2000 each but fizzled as guests vanished and the rooms emptied. Promoters shift to benefits for theater treasurers while camera crews chase liners for publicity, often met with mixed success.
A collage of quips from many papers highlighting social observations and wry humor. The snippets reference thrift, science, politics, fashion, and family life with playful twists and local color from multiple outlets.
A scrambled text fragment lists clues and partial answers about words, parts of speech, and abbreviations. It includes references to New England, prefixes meaning not, pronouns, and common puzzle entries, with lines like Solution of Puzzle No. 5 and stray letters.
A man narrowly avoided with a whipping another for crowding his car off the curb on West Sixth Street. The note mentions Henry Thomson for general insurance and Oscar Smith of Canyon, with a claim his child has attended Canyon High School for twenty three years. Fishing tackle, sports dept. City Drug.
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