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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1925
Page
4
Information lists weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates for Amarillo editions by mail and in Texas and Oklahoma. Includes prices for daily and Sunday delivery with variations by term and region.
Amarillo men returning from Austin report a bitter fight over a bill to let the railroad commission grant permits to burn carbon black. Backers fear gas waste while Lone Star Gas led the opposition, with critics arguing the company seeks to lock in Panhandle gas for its own profit at the expense of landowners and future generations.
In Amarillo last week a heated column rails against jazz and popular song lyrics, urging action to curb perceived indecency. The piece condemns Lone Star Gas expansion in the Panhandle, arguing it harms Amarillo and local interests while praising local residents who protest.
Puzzle solution and clues for Puzzle No 113 by J C Boyd. Includes horizontal and vertical entries with misprints and corrupted words, plus the solution to Puzzle No 112. Lists several clue fragments for pro cla tion river in France crow like bird and other defined terms and partial answers.
New York gossip notes the Stage Door Inn on West 48th Street as a luncheon and dinner venue for stranded chorus girls. The piece highlights long waits for fleeting job opportunities, meager pay, show short lifespans, and pressures of cosmetic camouflage for aging performers.
A humor item recalls the country’s oldest minstrel joke about shifts in pay and work. A reader from Buchanan Street asks for a half minute interview and jokes about catching a thief who stole his Globe. The column ends with a playful jab at lazy stamp collectors.
A 1925 McNaught Syndicate piece describes show business strain in New York. It details dire path to Broadway flops, costly road tours, and chorus girls relying on friends for travel funds. It notes stage room politics, rough travel, and the plan to dismantle elevated tracks for subways and buses. It paints Broadway’s early morning to late-night bustle and the weary labor pool.
The article explains solving cross word puzzles by scanning horizontal and vertical synonyms and matching them to grid spaces. It notes a word that fits the space helps anchor the solution and that all words must interlock consistently.
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