The Amarillo Globe and Globe News Publication Details
Publication data and staff listing for The Amarillo Globe dated February 1924. Notes include filmings of ownership, publisher Gene Howe, circulation contacts, Associated Press status, subscription rates, and mail delivery instructions for daily and Sunday editions. The document outlines subscribing and delivery policies.
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Amarillo
Carriere Tm
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Deily
Werk
Young People Attend Panhandle Sunday School Leaders Conference
The Globe 18 and Independent Democratic News Sheet notes a regional conference of Sunday school leaders with many young attendees. The piece argues that widespread youth involvement in religion signals a hopeful future for the Panhandle community.
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Globe 18
Independent Democratic
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Panhandle
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Drivers License Rush Hits Amarillo Deadline
Amarillo prepares for a last minute rush as drivers must renew licenses by April 1 to avoid fines for driving without a license after the deadline. Tax office staff boosted with extra clerks, estimating about 2000 licenses issued daily if everyone complies. The piece notes the inconvenience and potential embarrassment of renewing.
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Jewell Davidson
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Peter Rabbit in the Stovepipe Hideout
Thornton Burgess presents Peter Rabbit as Reddy Fox hunts him in the Green Forest. Peter hides in an old stovepipe, anticipating danger from Old Man Coyote as hunger and caution collide. The tale frames questions of doubt and survival with Burgess’s animal world.
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Peter Rabbit
Reddy
Green Forest
Peter
Reddy Fox
Old Man Coyote
Jack Squirrel
T. W. Burgess
Cavalry to Mechanized War Hearings from Dowers and Dashes
A voiced essay mix laments and approval over imperial cavalry regiments being mechanized into armored cars and tanks. It argues war's pageantry fades yet efficiency rises, cites Princess regiments like Hussars and Royal Lancers, and contends birds and politics color the scene alongside Amelia Earhart.
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Inataner
Empire
Prince Albert
Hussars
Royal Lancers
King's Dragoon Guards
Wrr
Dress dreams and designer kin in NewYork society
Tris Lanning, young cousin Iris, and Aunt Phina anchor scenes of couture life in a New York shop. Phina mentors Camilla, Owen’s admirer, while Iris frets over love with Morgan and Uncle Will’s memory as Phina’s forceful guidance reshapes a generation’s fashion and fate.
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Tris Lanning
Phina
America
Owen
Sigrid
Iris
Tris
Fila
Will
Persia
New York
Central Park
Morgan
Ella
Sharph Fila
Irs
Marie Antoinette
Miss Phina
Camilla
Thoughts on theater and radio stars in 1930s New York
A breezy column surveys Broadway people and radio politics with jabs at Clem McCarthy Jimmie Durante and Dorothy Parker. It notes Win ne F Roe Richard Watts Laurette Taylor and Kay Brush as cultural figures while recounting nightlife at Dickies and the French Casino. The piece ends with Iris and a hinted romance subplot.
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O. McIntyre
New York
Clem McCarthy
Jimmie Durante
Donald Duck
Teddy Roosevelt
Richard Barthelmess
Winnie Lightner
Laurette Taylor
John Anderson
Messmore
Kitty Kendall
Manhattan
George Jessel
Otto Kahn
Phillip Wylie
Kay Brush
Dorothy Parker
Hollywood
Pat Campbell
Patents and progress questions from an old quiz
A fragmented Q&A item asks which great inventor never received a patent Benjamin Franklin is named. It notes the motion picture industry ranks seventh among U S leading industries with an annual value of 1 25 billion and mentions Mrs McKinley being an invalid for over 20 years and dying in an unreadable line.
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Glenn Frank
Petota
Walter Lippimann
Norry
Benjamin Pranklin
United States
Roosevelt Teases New Army and Navy Stamp Issue
President Roosevelt hinted a new U S postage stamp series honoring military heroes may replace or supplement the 1922 23 issue. Possible subjects include John Paul Jones Lafayette John Barry and Robert E Lee with design choices still under discussion.
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Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Navy
West Point
Annapolis
John Paul Jones
Lafayette
John Barry
Robert E. Lee
Army and Navy
Eet
Theodore Roosevelt
Word Builder: A Riddling Surgeon and Blushing Dinner
A humorous clipping shows a famous surgeon removing an obstruction while guests laugh at wordplay. Mr Jones jokes about a marriage chain, prompting a blush and a sharp protest from his wife as the dinner continues in lighthearted tone.
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Mr. Jones
Eminent Jurist and Related Puzzle Clues
A crossword style puzzle lists clues across and down for positions including eminent jurist, trumpet noise, eyes of fishes, braided quirt, eagle's nest, ancient, imbecile, assessment amount, hound, and more. Several entries refer to legal terms, geographic hints, and common nouns, forming a dense set of wordplay clues.
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