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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe details its founding date February 20 1924 and publication details including daily and Sunday editions. It states postal registration and Associated Press affiliation, with contact numbers for News and Business departments.
A column of short items reports on people in sports and society, political commentary, travel back from Europe, a Harvard figure’s death, a Hollywood star’s stance on career vs family, a baron turned fascist, university admissions opinions, and a Wisconsin gasoline price drop amid a local war of prices.
New York scenes unfold on a November day with glimpses of cafes, storefronts, immig rants, and street life. The writer recalls theater, cinema, and a colorful cast from Rin Tin Tin to Rin Tin musicals, ending with reflections on city pace and performance.
Readable fragments list stations and games for November 14 including McGill vs Varnity Missouri vs Oklahoma and Michigan vs Ohio State with schedule times and station call letters. The noisy OCR mixes program notes and concert listings across many markets.
Dorothy Carey a magazine editor rejects marriage to preserve freedom yet becomes entangled with her married employer Harvey Collins, who loves her. She marries writer Jerry Martin while grappling with desire respect and self worth, as she confronts jealousy and her own need for intellectual companionship.
In a kitchen, Dodo vents fury at domestic duty and a stalled dream of career. She destroys dishes, clashes with Jerry who seeks to calm her, while she confronts a sense of entrapment and a desire for freedom.
Bobby Coon refuses to hide as hunters seek him, using cunning tricks learned from years of escape. He treks at night to stock fat, listening for a dog’s voice while readers see the catlike worry of Dodo and Jerry at home.
In a Green Forest tale, Bobby Coon cleverly uses Yowler the Bob Cat as the hunters close in. He stays hidden on a high forked tree while the dog bays below, then slips away to seek another dinner as the pursuers approach. Bobby hints at repeating the ruse on future moonlit hunts.
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