Amarillo Globe News publication notice and rates
The Amarillo Globe News announces its publication details for February 20 1924. It notes two class matter entry date and Sunday morning publication alongside the Amarillo Daily News with subscription rates for daily and Sunday mail across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
BY Mail
OkLaHoma
New Mexrio
Porto Rico Still Suffers And Panhandle Booster Urges Tours
A column urges rerouting visitors through Amarillo to boost the Panhandle economy citing Emil Myers city boosting work and Paul Whiteman audiences. It notes Porto Rico disaster recovery will take years with half a million still destitute and potential US aid. A parachute jumper survives a failed opening landing on a circus tent after a balloon ascent.
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Emil F. Myers
Amarillo
Mr. Whiteman
Myers
Mr. Myers
The
Panhandle
Emil Myers
Thomas E. Benner
University of
Porto Rico
Red Cross
United States Congress
James McFadden
Savannah
McFadden
Guiding Your Child Across Individual Temperaments
A mother must treat each child as a unique individual rather than expecting one method to fit all. Parents should tailor discipline and praise to what suits each child’s temperament, recognizing differences even among siblings. Child psychology experts offer guidance but not universal rules, helping mothers learn their own child.
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Janet
Teddy
Dixie Dugan Found After Vaudeville Disappearance
Dixie Dugan is found in New York after being kept hidden by Jimmy Doyle of the Evening Tab. Denny Kerrigan, a greeting card salesman, returns to Indiana and plans to marry Dixie while she pursues a new show financed by a broker. The letter to Al Evans reveals Dixie's wish to stay young and single, and Denny contemplates life on the road selling mottoes as he contemplates their future.
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Dixie Dugan
Denny Kerrigan
New York
Dixie
Jimmy Doyle
Denny
Hermitage Hotel
West 42Nd Street
Indiana
America
Evening Tab
Alvarez Romano
Chicago
Wabash
Hannah
al. S
Diary of a modern Pepys in New York society life
A year in New York diary notes distress over bills and a visit from William S. Hart at Horseshoe ranch. The entry recalls rain, a Webster cartoon gag, Broadway dining and a play, Antoinette Perry, and Warfield’s Music Master. It mentions carriage trade chic, Wall Street losses, new soda shop plans, and assorted city curiosities.
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New York
Pepys
William S. Hart
Horseshoe Ranch
Marshal Neilan
Russell Patterson
Antoinette Perry
Warfield
Broadway
Wall Street
Parkins
My Horse
Sixth Avenue
Tulsa Negro Fatally Shot by Officers After Attacks
A negro, identified as a suspected assailant who attacked several women in a Tulsa suburb over eight weeks, was shot to death by police after an earlier pursuit and exchange of gunfire. The department released details of the confrontation and the suspect's prior actions in the area.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Laughing Around the World with Irvins Cobb
A syndicated reminisces on word games and a party tale from Ghosts the game where players build a word by adding letters. A young, bright but dumb woman participates, starting with J then I and an O as the sequence unfolds.
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Irvins
Cobb Copyright, McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rusty the Fox Squirrel Bravely Swims Across Lake
Rusty leaves the Green Meadows seeking plentiful nuts and must swim a lake to reach a distant forest. He struggles midlake, grows tired, and clings to a drifting stick while doubts about drowning fill his mind. He clings to hope as the wind stays calm and waits for help to arrive.
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Reddy Fox
Redtail the Hawk
Green Meadows
Rusty
Fox Squirrel
Green Forest
Farmer Brown
Rusty the Fox Squirrel
Happy Jack
Gray Squirrel
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle And Police Tragedy In Tulsa
Fourteen words in the puzzle are short with only four six letter terms. A police shooting ends in a fatality after a confrontation with a man who attacked a woman earlier. Officer Bob Hayde shot the suspect when the latter boarded the patrol car and ordered the officer to surrender.
Crossword Jeopardy Quip and Jury Duty Tale
A light anecdote recalls a crossword loving juror who jokes that the word nil fits her puzzle perfectly. The piece parallels wordplay with a courtroom scene as a prosecutor cites a legal point while a clever juror cheers for the term nil.
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J.P. McEvoy
al Evans
Gleason & Company
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Bill Hart
California
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England
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London
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Thomas W. Burgess
Bob Hayde
Tulsa County Highway Patrol
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