Amarillo Globe Front Page Details and Publication Info
The Amarillo Globe dated Sunday November 29 1925 lists its founding February 20 1924 and post office registration under the 1879 act. It shows publication evenings except Sundays and holidays with address 110 East Fifth Street and telephones for news and business departments.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
New York Day by Day By O GO. McINTYRE
The article describes New Yorks vast transient population estimated around 200000 daily, noting hotel systems struggle with handling guests. It cites phone-based business for transients, anecdotes of guests moving between hotels, and memory tricks used by staff to greet diners, highlighting hotel life in the city.
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New York
Park Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Kelly-Springfield
Kellygram
Kelly-Springfield Tire Company
New York City
Globe
Kelly-SprinGfield Company
Amarillo Globe
Homer Wilkinson
Frank Turner
RE. M. Cohn
Dallas
Wilkinson
Turner
Cohn
New York Whims and Weighing Tricks in 1920s Scene
The piece surveys penny scales, hotel switchboards, and social quirks in New York. It notes hundreds of arrivals at grand hotels and a half million daily weighings for fortunes and health. It mentions Marcus Loew, Big Bill Edwards, Bide Dudley, Sinclair Lewis, and Irvin Cobb in anecdotal vignettes.
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Henece
New York
Irvin Cobb
The
Waldorf
Hidden Passion in a Santa Barbara Garden
Sandy McNeil endures her loveless marriage to Ben Murillo and a secret rendezvous with Timmy as her parents compel the union. A tense nighttime confrontation unfolds in a walled garden as she wrestles with fear, desire, and duty while Murillo awaits inside. She later debates escape, recalling a prior life with friends from Santa Barbara and planning a public appearance at a dinner with Heinle Rivers and others.
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Sandy McNeil
Ben Murillo
Santa Barbara
Timmy
Judith Moore
San Francisco
Douglas Keith
Sandy
Judith
Murillo
Benny Venuto
Thia
Shea
Lfe
Dearest
Sandy Darling
Laneh
Heinle Rivers
Heinie
Wes
Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery Book Promise
Dr. A. B. McCleary of Excelsior Springs Missouri publishes an instructive book claiming piles can be cured quickly without knives heat or hospital bills. The method allegedly succeeds in over twelve thousand cases across twenty six years and offers free postpaid delivery to sufferers who mail their name and address.
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A. 8. McCleary
Excelsior Springs
McCleary
St. Louis Ave
Execelsior Springs
Paddy the Beaver Chooses a Long Dam Site
Paddy explains to Mrs. Paddy and the two young beavers why a long dam upriver will create a larger, safer pond and secure food for winter. He argues the ground and trees form a natural anchor, stressing the need for honest work and building to prepare the beavers for the Great World ahead.
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Paddy
Laughing Brook
T. W. Burgess
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