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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1925
Page
6
Public notice and rate card details list founding and mailing info for a Texas newspaper. It notes February 20 1924 as founding and second class entry, Amarillo post office, plus subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions by carrier and mail across Texas Oklahoma New Mexico.
The Amarillo Daily News publisher and affiliated editorials faced scrutiny after a public stance on the City Light and Water property sale. The Globe notes the water company cut its asking price from 1,250,000 to 618,000 and now proposes to distribute water for 22.5 cents per thousand gallons, prompting public outrage over valuation and taxpayer burden.
New York’s Thalia Theatre marks a hundred years, from Canal and Bowery beginnings to Forty eighth Street. The piece surveys stage lore, historic prices, and the oddities of a modern Oriental drama, with anecdotes on patrons, actors, and notable figures like Noel Coward and Harry Kemp, alongside urban curiosities and lingering mysteries of vaults and celebrated figures.
The Globe challenges the price and disputes a 45 cent distribution charge while urging Amarillo residents and business people to subscribe. It asserts its courage in speaking out and asks neighbors to try The Globe, promising long-term value as the water issue unfolds. Call three two hundred to subscribe.
Local notice highlights W. A. Askew offering 6 percent loans. Promoter cited as the beauty spot of Amarillo, with Edwards Studio tied as a landmark in town.
A compiled list of November 4 radio programming across major networks and local stations. It catalogs orchestras, bands, studios, and concerts from Toronto to Chicago, detailing times and stations including WEAF WEAF from New York WGB, KDKA Pittsburgh and WGN Chicago among others, plus silent stations and regional time zones.
Dorothy Carey, editor at Woman's Apparel, clashes with love and career as she navigates two men. Jerry Martin, a writer, wins her attraction but she rejects marriage and pursues independence, only to confront Harvey Collins, her married employer, declaring his love and pressing for marriage after a tense confrontation.
Jerry left his dad after a heated moment, leaving a girl shaken and wondering if their friendship can ever be the same. She recalls his abrupt departure and the kiss he blames on her, questioning what happened and why. The night event haunts her.
In a Burgess bedtime tale, Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse plan a winter move to Farmer Brown's barn for warmth and food. They outpace Black Pussy the Cat and Blacky the Crow as Farmer Brown's boy discovers their shelter under an old board on Long Lane.
A tense scene unfolds as a woman, torn by anger and revolt, struggles against a forceful kiss. She lashes out with her fists, shouting her hatred while wrestling for freedom, setting the stage for a dramatic tomorrow.
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