Amarillo Globe masthead and early subscription rates
A reprint of the Amarillo Globe front matter listing founders and date of founding, second class mailing entry, publication schedule, staff roles, Associated Press note, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and by carrier in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico with pricing details.
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Amarllo
Texas
Amarillo
Sundee
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur ©. Hawk
BY Mail
Texas, Oklahoma
New Mexico
The Hello Girl Replaced by Dial Tone in Amarillo
In Amarillo the hello girl is replaced by a dial tone as a huge machine takes over the switchboard. The piece laments the loss of human voice service and nostalgia for personal touch, noting the lights on the old switchboard fade as cords are linked and the new system activates.
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Amarillo
Excelsior Domino Parlor
The Horns Without Mercy In Traffic Jams
The piece grills loud and persistent honkers in city traffic calling them selfish and asinine. It argues patience and calm driving would cut accidents and reduce the nerve jangling racket.
Great Britain Builds Two Giant Dirigibles for Empire Airline
Britain completes two massive dirigibles costing eight million dollars. The Leviathans will carry 180 passengers across distant colonies, showcasing imperial reach and new air transport capabilities.
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Great Britain
Empire Airline
England
United States Capitol
Cardington
Benson Murder Case and Airship Advances Intertwine
In a Benson murder case frame, Vance urges Markham to reopen records with Major Benson and Miss Hoffman's testimony in play. The scene shifts to a staged ledger audit led by Stitt as a weapon to uncover secrets, while news on dirigible R-100 R-101 developments shows airship masts, speed, and global routes amid a looming inter-empire service.
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India
Australia
South Africa
Canada
London
Cardington
Ismalia
India Service
Karachi
Pulnam
Putham
Durban
Hoffman
Benson
Vance
Miss St. Clair
Pryfe
Markham
Major Benson
Swacker
Stitt
New York Life Building
Paula Banning
Seventy-fifth Street
Portraits of Power and Intrigue in 1920s Society
A fragmented narrative blends social spectacle with a crime investigation. Readers meet Mrs. Banning and interviewer Vance as they discuss implications around Mr. Benson's death, while anecdotes reveal attitudes toward family, loyalty, and rumor through club chatter, misread identities, and confessions.
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Markham
Vance
Mrs. Banning
Mr. Pryfe
Pryfe
Little Mrs. Peter Seeks Peter in the Old Pasture
Mrs. Peter Rabbit, seeking Peter, finds a bramble retreat and encounters Old Jed Thumper on the Old Pasture path. He warns she must find Peter elsewhere and declares the Old Pasture off limits to both, urging Peter to leave.
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Peter Rabbit
Green Forest
Mrs. Peter
Peter
Reddy Fox
Old Man Coyote
Mrs. Reddy
Mrs. Coyote
Old Jed Thumper
Jed Thumper
Old Man Thumper
Briar
Briar Patch
T. W. Burgess
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