Amarillo Globe News Publication Details
Founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under act of 1879 published evenings except Saturdays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Gene Howe publisher and editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager Associated Press member claims exclusive use of AP dispatches and regular news. Telephones for news business circulation and subscriptions with weekly and monthly rates listed.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Germans and Americans lead in dirigible use and safety
The air ministry ordered the R-100 sold for junk highlighting that only Germans and now British Americans show the ability to design and operate large dirigibles. British and other nations struggle, with French and Italians failing to match the German and American track record.
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Atlantic
Robinson Crusoe as Biography and Inspiration
A New York writer argues Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe is really a biography of Alexander Selkirk marooned in 1704 on Juan Fernandez, and notes Defoe’s masterful treatment shows form matters little when the author is a genius.
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New York
Daniel Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
Alexander Selkirk
Juan Fernandez
Defoe
About a Hundred Years Ago by Glenn Frank
A concise comparison to 1929 economic dislocation with 1837 39 crises. It recalls bank failures price shocks and credit binge, noting how past depressions reshaped property, wages, taxes, and employment while urging calm, clear thinking to emerge sounder.
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Glenn Frank
James Truslow Adams
New York City
Maine
North Carolina
Alabama
United States Bank
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
New York
Boston
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Venice Muir Seeks Popularity In Social Schoolroom
Venice Muir, daughter of Mrs. Muir, struggles to learn social charm in New York society. Friends Lola Goadby and Nelly Spalding anchor a tale of debut hopes, shifting fortunes, and a girl’s quest for belonging amid parties, depictions of popularity types, and a changing social circle.
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Venice
Goadby
Lola Goadby
Lola
Cinderella
Nelly Spalding
Baltimore
New York
Spalding
West Ninety-sixth Street
Nelly
How It Began 2nm Sunday Ok Fiddlestick Pide Odor
Fragmented OCR text presents tangled quotes and phrases about sanctity and hiring. The readable parts mention Sunday events and a character potentially named Fiddlestick, but the overall meaning is unclear and there are no verifiable facts to form a coherent summary.
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Venice
Radio Christmas seal broadcast planned with stars
National Tuberculosis Association will sponsor a Sunday night appeal on WEAF NBC at 9 15 featuring Eddie Cantor Jessica Dragonette Bill Hay Wayne King and speakers Sid Hubert Wilkins Dr Livingston Farand Cornel University president The program lists additional acts on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC stations with various orchestras and entertainers.
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Associated Press
New York
Eddie Cantor
Jessica Dragonette
Bill Hay
Wayne King
Orchestra
Sid Hubert Wilkins
Explorer
Livingston Farand
Cornell University
National Tuberculosis Association
Weaf-Nbc
Crossword Puzzle Mostly Short Words Horizontal and Vertical
A puzzle page lists numerous crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries with numbers for placements. It includes references to Edison birthplace and various word definitions, plus a long athletics network listing for a college football game broadcast and a few science and Latin terms.
Backstage memories of New York cabaret era fade
A reflective piece recounts the vanished world of Broadway hostessing and nightspot culture. It surveys figures from Belle St. Martin to Texas Guinan, cites salaries from 75 to 200 dollars a week, and notes the shift from hostessdom to modern entertainment, closing with a vignette of a red shirted laborer and a lyric snapshot from a musical journal.
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Belle St. Martin
Rector’s
Grace Fields
The
Claridge
Mae Murray
Sans Souci
Joan Sawyer
Montmarte
Justine Johnson
Little Club
Sophie Tucker
Reisenweber's
Margaret Hawkesworth
Old Sixty Club
Veronica
Delmonico’'s
Texas Guinan
Aunty the Possum Learns Fear After Flip the Terrier Attack
Aunty watches as Unc Billy is suddenly shaken lifeless by Flip the Terrier. Aunty, the smallest and smartest of Unc Billy Possum’s twelve children, witnesses the peril and fear grips him as he dreads the Great World and wonders about his family’s safety. The scene precedes the next tale titled Aunty Has a Surprise Lesson.
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Aunty
Runty
Unc
Billy
Flip the Terrier
Filip
Flip
T. W. Burgess
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