Amarillo Daily Globe Publication Details
Public notice fragment lists founding date February 20 1934 and publication details for Amarillo Daily Globe including office address 110 East Fifth street and telephones, plus subscription rates for in town and mail editions.
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Amarillo
Daily Globe
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Amaryllis flour urged for Amarillo
The Globe editorial promotes Amaryllis and Great West flour from Amarillo based mills. It urges housewives to buy local flour this week, praising local employment and city investment while urging readers to back the homegrown brand to boost Amarillo’s economy.
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Amaryluis
Northcliffe
Amarillo
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Great West
Amarillo Company
W. A. Barlow
R. Clyde Smith
Potter County Federation of Women
Big Men Failures Fueled Later Success
A collection of examples shows Cyrus Field, Goodyear, and Henry Ford facing repeated failures before eventual success. The message urges perseverance, noting that repeated defeats did not deter these figures from achieving significant outcomes.
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Cyrus Field
Goodyear
Henry Ford
Animals and Courtesy in Morbid Moments
The piece notes that animals show courtesy more often than people in morbid moments. Dogs wag tails, cats purr, and horses nicker, while many humans merely grunt.
Tactless Texan Notes and Local Vignettes from Amarillo
A string of lighthearted jests and observations from Amarillo locals includes quips about gossip, traffic fines, and farmers. Various snippets touch on vehicles, Underwood typewriters, humorous misstatements, and community reflections. A humorous, era-tinged column style sketches daily life and social quirks.
Bowery Nightlife and Street Hardship in New York
In Chatham Square and Bowery areas at dusk a drift of men seeks drink and solace amid the city’s poverty. Hawkers sell illicit hooch, opium scenes unfold in backstreets, and lodging houses are crowded. A subway observer notes men focus on mirrors. a taxi starter earns by tips. Harlem radios disturb tenants. a glitzy Fifties venue commands high prestige.
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New York
Chatham Square
Chintown
Mott, Pell and
Dovers
Bowery
Notable French Philanderer Toupee in Silk Worm Experiment
In Leame France Professor Alphone Toupee draws notice for a curious experiment training two tame silk worms on a worn sock. The unusual scene unfolds among the picturesque peasants of a small province as reporters describe the eccentric program and its comedic details.
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Alphonse Toupee
Plan Anniversary Service at St. Pauls Methodist Church
St. Pauls Methodist Church will hold an anniversary service on March 30 to mark the church’s founding and celebrate its community. Local congregants invite area residents to attend and participate in the commemorative event.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Child 6 Relocates to Live with Father in Texas
Hythen Allen, 6, moved from Pueblo to Amarillo to join her father John N. Allen in O'Donnell Texas. Special agent Robert Sullinger placed her at his home and others hope for adoption by a good family. The girl described divorced parents and remarriages as the reason for the separation and new living arrangement. The story notes several suitable homes in Amarillo if needed.
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Hythen Allen
Amarillo
Pueblo
Colo
O'Donnell
Tex
John N. Allen
Hythen
Robert Sullinger
Fort Worth & Denver Railroad
Mah-Jongg Sets Offered by Randal Drug Co
Randal Drug Co 422 Taylor Street offers genuine Mah-Jongg sets at $3.25 for a drop front box with removable trays and $3.50 for a special enamel finished tile set. Each set includes Babcock Book of Rules.
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Randal Drug Co
Taylor Street
Woman files for divorce after being driven from home
May Ezell sues J D Ezell in district court for cruelty claiming marital split since 1916 in Arnett Oklahoma. They have three children. She says she was driven from the home a few weeks ago and has since lived with neighbors.
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May Ezell
District Court
J. D. Ezell
Ezells
Arnet
Oklo
The Common Law at the Mission and More
The Mission shows The Common Law with Ross Rogers as a beautiful woman who offers herself as a common law wife to the man she loves. Also at the Fair theater Her Temporary Husband stars Owen Moore and Sidney Chaplin in a drama mystery and comedy. Edmund Cobb appears in The Devil's Gorge at the Liberty, and The Santa Fe Trail serial continues. Pola Negri stars in Men, with eye-work feats amid bright studio lighting. Daily Globe ads invite readers to try a want ad.
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Ross Rogers
Robert W. Chambers
Valerie
Corinne Griffith
Conway Tearle
Conway
John McDermott
First National
the Fair Theater
Owen Moore
Sidney Chaplin
Sylvia Breamer
Chuck Reisner
Liberty Theater
Edmund Cobb
Amarillo
Poli Negri
Warsaw
Pola Negri
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