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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1925
Page
4
Publication notice shows pricing for newspaper delivery by carrier in Amarillo. Rates listed include one week, one month, three months, six months, and one year with values implied in the advertising block.
Local items include gun repair shop ad at 1138 W Seventh, a $40 unit with $10 down and $2 weekly payments, and notes on residents Adana and Parr. Family notices mention births, illnesses, a pregnancy rumor, a marriage secret, and a nursemaid resignation. several names appear with addresses in Amarillo and surrounding areas.
Diary notes from November in New York recount early rising, encounters with editor John Wheeler and figures like Myron Herrick and William McAdoo, a vaudeville scene, street singers, hurdy gurdy shows, and fading small-town traveling acts as modern life shifts with flivvers and radio.
Compilation lists daily programs from WTIC WEAF KDKA WCX and others for Tuesday November 17 including Robin Hood at WTIC and Eveready Hour on WEAF. Entries cover orchestras, children's hours, piano and vocal programs, concerts, lectures, and broadcasts from stations such as WJZ WGN WLS WABC.
Dorothy Carey, a fiction editor at Woman's Apparel Magazine, resists marriage and falls for writer Jerry Martin while Harvey Collins admires her from afar. After a quarrel and a planned reunion, Dorothy packs to leave. Jerry expects her return but she vanishes, prompting Jerry to confront his own need for independence and control as he frets over her whereabouts and his stalled work.
Bobby Coon keeps to the night streets of the Green Forest after narrowly escaping hunters each night. He plans to outpace the dog Yowler and hoards fat by beechnuts, thinking the hunt is over, but wiser conduct would prepare for unforeseen trouble.
In this Thornton Burgess tale Bobby Coon is chased by hunters near the Green Forest. He dodges a barking dog and slips on a sharp reminder that jolts his memory as he struggles to escape toward Laughing Brook. The story signals a new chapter titled The Coon that Wasn't.
In a reflective moment Jory recalls his clash with Dodo and doubts about her affections. He suspects she is in love with Harvey while fearing his own failure to reshape her. Odo’s true loyalty haunts Jory as he questions past accusations and desires.
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