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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1924
Page
4
The Amarillo Daily Globe announces its founding date and post office filing, and lists advertising and subscription rates by carrier and mail for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico including Sunday editions. The text reflects historical pricing and publication details.
In a strong editorial stance, the Amarillo Globe argues for stricter immigration controls to protect American wages and living standards. It contends open borders would depress pay, disrupt industry, and harm workers who deserve fair compensation and ownership of their livelihoods. It condemns employers who lower living standards for excess profits.
A column vent discusses respecting old laws and troubling dreams, noting quirks of American attitude, weather, opinions, and gadgets. It lists popular books in Amarillo stores, highlighting titles and authors among best sellers and curiosities of reader taste.
Tribute flood from Amarillo and the Panhandle says Charles Wolflin lived a life of service. He is remembered for good manners, helpfulness, integrity, family devotion, religious spirit, and humane respect rather than wealth. Peace to his ashes.
A meditation on fatherhood contrasts the open tenderness of mothers with the restrained, costly love of fathers. It honors fathers who bear sacrifice, pride, and silence, yet come through with care and protection for their children, despite brusque exteriors.
A San Antonio official argues the 1913 Unit System for Amarillo property taxation proved fairer and more modern after 1913 assessments were reevaluated by 1921. He notes land value maps, a $30,000,000 tax roll increase, and widespread revision reflecting market changes.
The passage notes taxes are too high in some areas, urging careful levy by authorities. It contrasts with communities with low taxes that still face unpaved streets dirty storefronts and stained collars.
Five year old Amarillo children Julia Russell, Charles Woodburn, and Dolores Baum demonstrate rapid play and counting skills in mahjong. Advocates claim the game aids early numeracy and quick judgments, predicting kindergarten use as teachers recognize its simplicity and benefits.
O O McIntyre recalls the brutal path of artists in New York, from hopeful six-year failures to unexpected triumphs. He notes Times Square Daily’s edgy slang driven by Variety, Harlem cabaret belts drawing white crowds, and shifting Broadway spots as homeowners relocate to Europe.
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