Amarillo Globe Billing and Publication Details 1924
The Amarillo Globe notes its second class status dated February 20 1924 and lists publication affiliations with The Amarillo Daily News and The Globe and News. It names President and Publisher Altine IV Canbee and editor In Chief UGTA among staff, with advertising and subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues, Globe and News combined, and separate Sunday only terms.
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Ne Post Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globewe Co
Ieané Fillmore
Altine IV Canbee Keaey Seveee Saeee Bats
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Seeveere
Ghosts Return to 13 Highworth Road in Bristol Mystery
In Bristol, the Bakers report a returning female ghost at 13 Highworth Road after an exorcism failed to stop disturbances. They speculate on a seaside vacation, a possible companion, and even consult a spiritualist using a ouija board to receive a cryptic message. The piece reflects on belief, superstition, and enduring fears as ghosts haunt modern life.
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Highworth Road
Bristol
England
William Baker
Florida
Riviera
No. 13
Bakers
Zwpod
Dr Murray Banks Life With A Smile On Behalf Of Health
A meditation on how people convert emotional distress into physical aches and pains to avoid ridicule. It notes the ease of sympathy for expressed fears and the futility of obsessing over bodily organs, with a practical breathing exercise and quotes from religious texts and public figures.
Billy Rose Dear Blackie Note to William "Blackie"
Billy Rose writes a message to William Blackie, signed with affectionate nickname Wherever you are Dear Blackie, a personal note appears in a column. The item reflects a private correspondence or public notice of a performer’s nickname.
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William “Blackie
Blackie
Love Letter to a Lamister in a Crime Note
The writer addresses a burglar nicknamed Blackie, urging the missing man to surrender and cooperate with authorities. He outlines the risks of fleeing, the benefits of legal counsel, and the chance for a lighter sentence, arguing a young man in his early twenties can rebuild life after a confession.
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Blackie
Teen telephone talk a favorite subject in funny papers
OpICS By Sable discusses teen telephone use as a comic subject while warning that long hour chats turn the phone line into a nuisance. It urges teens in party line communities to limit talking time to spare family and neighbors and notes the telephone is a public utility.
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Chum
Teener
Polk Street Professor Never Missed A School Day In 23 Years
A Polk Street professor brags about never missing an instructional day in 23 years and in recent summers never absent due to illness. He outlines quirky health habits including cautious eating and strict sleep routines while joking that illness or a collapse may occur soon.
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Amy
G.B. Shaw
Crossword Puzzle Herring Like Fish Versus Clues
Puzzle titled crossword with horizontal and vertical clues lists many entries. Includes hints for fish like herring and various wordplay items, with multiple numbered positions for letters and cross references across several lengths.
Our Dirty Cities and the Rise of Poor Urban Management
George E. Sokolsky laments dirty streets and eyesores in growing cities, blaming rising costs and political staffing. He praises a few honest managers like Moses but argues top municipal leadership lacks true managerial skill, calling for bold, expert administrators rather than political appointees.
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New York
Robert Moses
Raymond Hilliard
William Jansen
Planning Commission
Jerry Finkelstein
O’dwyer
Finkelstein
Civil Service
Mr. Finkelstein
Buffalo
Sleepy end to case hints at self surrender offer
Billy Rose writes of closing the case and urges the other party to surrender at a police station or call him from the Ziegfeld Theater. The note ends with a personal sign off. Separately, Steve Van Buren led the NFL in 1949 with 1146 rushing yards 263 attempts and 11 touchdowns.
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Billy Rose
Steve van Buren
Philadelphia
Beannie the Dog Wears Mink Coat in Chicago Fashion Scene
Beannie the dog, owned by Miss Lillian Elke of the Gold Coast, aims for a top national ranking in dog style. His wardrobe includes a mink coat for dress occasions and lamb and Persian jackets for daily walks, reflecting New York and Paris canine fashion trends.
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Chicago
U.P
Beannie
Lillian Elke
Gold Coast
New York
Paris
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Erich Brandeis
King Feature Syn. Inc
Murray Banks
Honack
Acts
Christ
Truman and Barkley
James Roosevelt
Frep Allen
Lamister
Lalomi
Joey Vitulano
Joey
Arthur Garfield Hays
East 51St Street
Vitulano
Opics
Sable
Gibson
Johnson-Price CO
Fillmore
Joure
Polk Street
Louisiana
Spain
MR. White
Metropolis
Steves
Puppet Police
MR. Drake
Tain
Duke
Snow Wing
Phoose
Tam
George E. Sokolsky
Southern Brokerage CO
U. G. McClain
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