The Amarillo Globe History and Rates
The Am arillo Globe states it began February 20 1924 as a second class matter and lists publishers editors and department contacts The notice covers subscription rates for daily Sunday and Globe and News editions with yearly six month and three month prices and carrier options.
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Amarillo
Globe and News
The Weather Makers and Man Made Snowstorms
The piece credits Mark Twain and GE scientists for pioneering man made snow and weighs the social and political risks. It explores flying ice clouds, potential clashes over weather control, and who should decide preferred conditions, fearing future conflicts and policy tangles.
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Mark Twain
General Electric
Schenectady
Twain
Board of Sanitation and Meteorology
The Fat Girl Lola Seeks Love In Dr Crane Missive
Dr George W Crane counsels Lola a 19 year old fat girl weighing 175 pounds about beauty and romance. He notes social teasing, male timidity, and peer pressure as factors. He suggests dieting to lose 30 to 40 pounds and joining a Comp lunch ment Club while preserving dignity and self worth.
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Iola G
Venus
Aphrodite
Lola
Compliment Club
King Features Syndicate, Inc
The Mummer Is King Amid Crowded City Streets
A late night scene on city sidewalks shows children in a restless mob renewed by neon glare and loud speaker updates. The author contrasts police guards with a film preview ambiance, questioning the purpose of such spectacle and its impact on sleep and schooling.
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United States
Carnegie Hall
Mischa Elman
Philharmonic
Pinkerton
Margaret Webster
Eva le Gallienne
America
Ibsen
Borkman
George S. Patton, Jr
King Features Syndicate
Gallup Poll Sees Widespread Belief In Superstitions
A Gallup Poll summarizes that nearly half of those surveyed admit at least one superstition. Women are more superstitious than men, with beliefs ranging from avoiding bad luck after spilled salt to knocking on wood and the black cat omen. International polls in Canada and England mirror the persistence of these old beliefs with regional quirks noted.
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Institute
Canada
England
Midlands
Polk Street Professor Delivers Homeward Romance Reminder
A speaker recollects early married bliss and laments fading romance with his wife. He admits mutual responsibility for the drift, notes changes as they raise a daughter, and urges lasting affection while praising shared effort to keep romance alive.
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Parsl Clues
Horizontal clues cover terms for Archbishop, provinces, methods, and items. Vertical clues provide good natured traits, actions, and common words. The puzzle interlocks with standard crossword conventions and uses abbreviations for several entries.
Positions Open for Patent Examiners in Civil Service
Uncle Sam invites applications for probational patent examiner roles with salaries from 2644 to 4149. Qualifications include a bachelor degree in engineering technology or related fields plus chemistry or physics hours, four years of related experience, and potential tests or additional experience for higher grades. Veterans’ preference may waive age limits. Contact H. M. Timmons in Amarillo for details and forms.
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Sam
H. M. Timmons
Amarillo
Health Calls For Thanks Says Officer
Thanksgiving Day will be an occasion for Amarillo people and Texas residents to give thanks for health, Dr. George W. Cox state health officer said. He noted health improvements, declining maternal and infant deaths, and growing public health cooperation. He attributed progress to local efforts and health education, adding life expectancy has lengthened by over 15 years.
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Amarillo
Texas
George W. Cox
Cox
State Health Department
Amarillo College Names Pep Leaders in Student Ballot
Amarillo College selects Betty Horn Lou Westmoreland Harold Dean and Richard Hogan as pep leaders after a student body ballot. Twelve ballots were counted in the process and the four leaders were announced at a recent college event.
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Amarillo College
Betty Horn
Lou Westmoreland
Harold Dean
Richard Hogan
Sullivan Faced Ulcer Pains Before Fights
The article discusses whether John L. Sullivan fought while suffering stomach pains such as ulcers indigestion and heartburn. It notes he was a voracious eater and cautions readers about symptoms after meals while promoting Udga Tablets with a money back guarantee.
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John L. Sullivan
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