Amarillo Globe Ad Rates and Publication Details
Publication notes show evenings and Sunday morning editions by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company with contact addresses and department lines. Rates for mail subscriptions in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico are listed by month six months and one year and Sunday only options appear with varying prices. The Associated Press rights are noted for published dispatches.
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Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
BY Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
They're Coming Back Cattlemen Optimistic At Amarillo Convention
The article notes optimism among cattlemen in Amarillo as they anticipate a swift return to prosperity in 1925. It contrasts cowmen’s hopes with a mock critique on writing and editors, urging locals to send articles to larger newspapers to test their writing ability.
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Amarillo
H. G. Wells
Frank Crane
Radio Schedule Highlights National and Local Programs
A dense listing of evening entertainment and broadcasts from multiple stations including WLW Cincinnati KYW Chicago WGN Chicago WBAH St Louis and more. It outlines time slots for orchestras dance programs children stories and musical talks across stations in different cities with specific program names and performers.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Selinsky
St Mary's
Chambe of Commerce
Higsinbottom
WEAF
Eveready
Silverteen Orchestra
KYW
Chicago
Congress
Brunewick Hour
WIZ
Insomnia Club
Uenemann
Wes
Raindo Gkylarks
WLS
WGN
CHICA
Skeesiz
Organa
Dance Orchestra
ST. Rlgin
WTAS
Louisville
Zoaker
WOAW
OMABA
Loveiers
Blackstonian
Hodek
Nightingales
KSD
ST. Louis
Rader’s
WDAF
Kansab
School of the Air
WAP
Fort Worth
Berachab Fyne
Pearl Daviend
The Tactful Texan and a Toad of Surprises
A columnist riffs on a neighbor's habit of citing statistics from the Ladies’ Home Journal to prove points about clothes spending while poking fun at social quirks. Anecdotes cover a swamp district marriage license, estranged Amarillo spouses with twin beds, a Houston divorce gift turning into a reunion, a snappy wife, and a playful tale of a man receiving half a toad from a truck driver during a motoring outing.
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Swanee
Houston
O. W
Adventure Aboard a Ship With Oddities on the Atlantic
A New York writer shares a whimsical shipboard diary episode aboard a voyage across the Atlantic. The purser cites a $1.20 luggage overcharge while the narrative portrays colorful passengers a cosmopolitan focal point and a precocious twelve year old traveler crossing the Atlantic solo twenty two times.
Diamond Delight Puzzle No 115 Words From Clues
Crossword puzzle listing with many unreadable OCR garble. Includes vertical clues such as parts of circle Sir pro tempore oriental ruler and hostelry along with scattered numeric indices. The readable items suggest a standard diamond themed crossword page with solution to previous puzzle.
Cross Words Break Into Prisons In Latest Craze
St Louis report notes crossword puzzles spreading to jails. Leo Tighe aged 25, former inmate of Boonville reformatory, requested permission to bring newspapers and a pencil into Clayton jail where he is held for St Louis officers. He claimed the puzzle helps him work.
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St. Louis
Mar
Leo Tighe
Boonville Reformatory
Clayton
St. Louis County
Precocious Boy and Ball Room Mystery on a Ship
A Boston youth attends an English school and travels home for vacations. He is depicted as worldly and inclined to groups in lounges, while a pompous red silk wearing mother causes a shipboard mishap with her daughter and a fan. The incident leaves the lady unseen as the voyage continues.
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Scotland Yards
Boston
Ohio River
Rafe Hamilton
West Virginia
Lorenette
How to Solve Puzzle
The article explains solving a crossword by scanning horizontal and vertical word lists for obvious terms. It notes horizontal answers cross from the clue number to the first shaded stop on the right and vertical answers extend downward to the shaded stop below. Reading both directions should yield consistent words.
So the People May Know on the Carbon Black Bill
A Sunday Globe editorial argues against the carbon black bill, defending Lone Star Gas’s right to protect gas supplies and warning of potential field drainage. The writer decries the manipulation of public opinion and suggests the carbon black movement is a lure by organized interests to profit from landowners’ gas.
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Globe
Lone Star Gas Company
Austin
Fort Worth
Dallas
Amarillo
Shamrock
Millionaire Carbon Black Trust
Carbon Black Trust
The
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Meanest man in the world debated over dog poisoners
O M Stalkup of Amarillo High School disputes Dr Moody’s claim that a dog poisoner is the meanest man alive. He argues the real meanest man is the one who blindly believes the recent Globe piece and neglects human welfare, urging kindness over vengeance.
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Amarillo
Fellowship of
Mankind
O. M. Stalkup
Amarillo High School
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AK Amarillo Globe
Telephone News Department
Business Department
MEM
Associated Press
Carolyn Hill
Halstead
Orchestra
Los Angeles
Examiner
Packard Ballad Hall
Fickman
KPO
Anyfrancisco
Sessers
Gene James
KGW
Portland
Multnomah
Wear
WCID
WHO
PWX
WHAZ
KFAB
NEC
CNRM
CNRT
CNBW
Xote
Fred Holmes Shamrock
Iver Drug Co
Ladies’ Home Journal
Department
United States Department of Labor
Ladies Home Journal
United States
Arkansas
the Darkey
New York
D. C. McIntyre
Atlantic
Sondy Highlands
County Farm
James A. Bush
God of Th
Hostelry
Beast of
Burden
Ona
Organ of
J. C. Boyd
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
JJ. N. Beasley Bank of Commerce
Lone Star
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