Amarillo Globe Masthead Details Editorial Origins
The Amarillo Globe notes its founding date February 20 1924 and its filing as a second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office. It lists publication schedule evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning with address 119 East Fifth Street and department telephone lines for news and business. It identifies Associated Press membership and rights.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Subscription Rates for Amarillo by Carrier and Mail
The text lists subscription prices for Amarillo by Carrier and by mail for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Rates shown include one week one month three months six months one year and Sunday only options with various misread characters. May include digital shorthand, with further formatting unclear.
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Amarillo
MAIL
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarillo Laundrymen Honor Local Advocate George Lindsay
George Lindsay of Panhandle Laundry helps plan the laundrymen convention in Amarillo. He writes articles for four nationwide laundry magazines, promoting Amarillo with views of the city. His efforts spread the gospel of Amarillo and boost the city’s advertising profile.
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Amarillo
George Lindsay
Panhandle
Lindsay
Loiz
Mr. Lindsays
United States
Agmores
Beautify Amarillo urged by visiting Pasadena man
Blankenhorn of Pasadena, guest of W. H. Bush, urges Amarillo to beautify the city and countryside. He says a fine waterworks plan, more trees, parks, water, and playgrounds will attract and retain well to do citizens amid regional competition. He cautions against neglecting urban beauty to keep residents.
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Amorg
Blankenhorn
Pasadena
W. H. Bush
Amarillo
Presidents Biography Reading A Favorite Leisure Of Coolidge
Washington May 20 United Press reports President Coolidge favors biographies as his leisure activity. A friend recalls the governor of Massachusetts hosting with two biography volumes by the fireplace over a weekend. Capper and Mrs Capper plan a Europe trip this summer after reelection. Senator Moses recalls a snowstorm thwarting a remark about Dawes and the Concord battle.
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Washingon
President Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Govearnor
Senator Capper
Capper
Kanasag
Europe
Stem
Washington
Moses
New Hampshire
Manda
Dawes
Senate
New England
Concord
Lexington
Mosea
Minute Men
The Tactless Texan Seeks Excitement in a Turbulent Night
A reader recalls a night of insults and odd notices spanning a street character, child talk, and plans for violent upheavals. He contemplates battles in Habti, Dempsey vs Firpo, bull fights in Juarez, Oklahoma conventions, and a water board meeting over the Word ranch as he hunts dramatic spectacle tonight.
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Cowboy
Habti
Jack Dempsey
Firpo
Juarez
Oklahoma
K.k-K.'S
Knights of Columbus
Black Shriners
Water Board
City Commission
Amarillo
Windy Chicago man touts Amarillo climate booster
W H Bush of Chicago and Amarillo praises Amarillo after a few days visit. He notes Chicago winds average four miles per hour stronger than Amarillo and says Amarillo has the finest, most healthful climate in the United States. He compares favorably to California and Florida.
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W. H. Bush
Chicago
Amarillo
Mr. Bush
United States
California
Florida
Puzzle No 0 Horizontal Clues and Word List
Puzzle style clues mix with partial phrases as reader attempts solutions. A sequence of terms appears: directions, instruments, animals, and language hints. The text resembles a damaged crossword or cryptic clue page with scattered entries and incomplete hints.
Aristocrat in New York Streets Captures Evening Pace
A New York Day by Day vignette by 0 O McIntyre describes a late sixties gentleman with a gold headed cane as a calm, dignified relic amid crowded Fifth Avenue. The man, elegant and unhurried, embodies genteel aristocracy as pedestrians pause to watch him pass and a flirtatious remark mocks modern urbanity.
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Ike
Forty Second Street
New York
Ferry life and city scenes on a sunny New York day
The piece paints ferry riders between Gotham and Staten Island enjoying light mood and diversions. It notes marriages, greetings from multiple wives, street vendors, a two man orchestra, deck walkers, and shoe shiners amid glum morning crowds. Trinity Church and dwarfed Woolworth and Metropolitan towers are contrasted.
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Wall Street
Manhattan
Trinity Church
Woolworth
Singer
Metropolitan
Trinity
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