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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
4
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Faces Slow Membership Drive
The editorial blames Amarillo business and professional people for weak canvassing in the downtown district. It praises two new arrivals, J. L. Francis and Hugh G. Taylor, who joined immediately after moving to town, contrasting with locals who hesitate to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Convicted Wife-Beater Given Whipping in Baltimore Jail
A man convicted of wife beating received five lashes at a Baltimore jail, watched by about 150 spectators. He told jailers he did not mind the punishment but objected to making a circus of it, defending pride and public shame as a study in character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Broadway Night Thoughts and Film World Echoes
New York Day by Day narrator recalls Miram Sands and a black skyscraper with a gold leaf top. Vivid vignettes of Broadway shows, tenement life, police, Sing Sing echoes, and memories of Valentino and Rambova mix with cinema hype and social portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ing
Miram Sands
Reis
Harry Hirshfield
Broadway Way
Florries
Kates
Hudson
Broadway
Grantland Rice
Btage
Tex Rickard
Gibson Girls
Amarillo Drug No 2 to Open on North Fillmore Street
M W West D Y Taylor and Ralls Richardson plan a new Amarillo Drug Store No 2 at 800 North Fillmore street with a Frigidaire fountain. The No 1 store operates at Twelfth and Polk, opened last September. Over $4509 will be spent on fixtures in the new store, in the H Ernest Smith building at a junction of Panhandle and Colorado to Gulf highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. West
D. Y. Taylor
Ralls Richardson
North
Fillmore Street
Amarillo
Twelfth
Polk Streets
Taylor
H. Ernest Smith
Panhandle
Colorado
Wespack Fertilizer for Lawn and Shrubbery Plane 31
A brief classified item notes Wespack fertilizer for lawns and shrubs. The entry labels Plane 31, suggesting a product code or location reference in a local ad. No additional details or prices are provided.
Radio Schedules Across Cities Feature Evening Programs
A dense listing of radio stations from Atlantic City to Zion shows daily schedules with dinner music news and orchestra programs. Entries include WPG WMAK WTAM WCX WJR WTIC WQBC WOR WF1 WIP KDKA WGY WJZ WABC WQX and many others detailing times and program types such as dinner music news orchestras and special concerts across regions and time zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPG
Atlantic City
WMAK
Buffalo
WTAM
Cleveland
Ev Jones
Bond Trio
Palsis Royal Orchestra
WMBF
Miami Beach
CKAC
Montreal
Red Jackets
WOR
Newark
Copenhagen
Lapforge
Katinka
WEAF
New York
WF1
Philadelphia
WIP
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WEEL
Boston
WGR
is—McQuhae
Wtam Orchestra
Capitol_ Theatre
Loew Theatre Orchestra
McQuhae
Detroit
Capitol Theatre
The Girl Who Dared Mary Faces a painful wait for Philip
Mary Forrest endures jealousy and heartbreak as Philip plans a Palm Beach trip with Sadie the Stuyvesant girl while she remains ill in bed. Mrs Wade and Cyrus keep up appearances, Mary clings to a rose token, and the looming travel awakens a storm of hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Philip
Mrs. Wade
Stuyvesant
Sadie
Jie Stuyvesant
Philip Andover
Mary Forrest
Igi
Kridig
Cyrus
Poinciana
Palm Beach
New York
Cyrus Wade
Andouver
Amarillo Need for Growth and Industry Outlined
E F Tarpley of Wellington Texas argues Amarillo should attract manufacturing plants to provide large payrolls and steady work. He urges a stove factory large foundry spring company clothing wholesale house and expanded rail facilities to become a regional hub with better tree lined streets and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Oil
West Texas
E. F. Tarpley
Wellington
Texas
Difficult License Rules For Radio Fans Reported In Itumenia
In Itumenia listeners must apply in person for a receiving license and present baptismal certificates. A regional leader must certify good moral character, licenses run for one year, and applicants pay inspector costs before use. In Illinois Galesburgh a girl won a rifle championship amid mixed comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itumenia
Shell
Mister Smarty and the Hawk Threat
Mister Smarty the young grouse ignores his mother’s danger signals and is nearly caught by Sharp Shin the Hawk. He tumbles from fear when Farmer Brown's Boy discovers him and proves to be his unlikely ally. The tale warns that defiance can backfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mister Smarty
Sharp Shin
Mother Grouse
Nine Brothers and Sisters
Plans Set for Fourth International Radio Week in May
The International Radio Week committee will meet in Atlantic City to plan the fourth annual event from May 10. Over 100 committee and sub committee members will attend the meeting and coordinate broadcasting tests and activities. Oil maps at Randall Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Radio Week Committee
Atlantic City
Radio Week
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14Th Cavalry Band
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Silo
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Zion
the Globe
Galesburgh
al Wu
By Thornton W. Burgess
Mrs. Grouse
Farmer Brown
Grouse
T. W. Burgess
Randal Drug Co
Army and Navy Store
E. 4Th St
Polk and
8Th Streets
Etoile de France
Jack
K. A
Victoria
Los Angeles
Bessie
Christy
F. W. Dunlap
Luxenburg
Mme
Caroline Testout
Magna Charta
Paul Neyron
Mrs. Chas
Russell
Dorothy Perkins
George F. Preston
Amarillo, Texas
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