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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1924
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe Publishing Company announces its publication details including location at 1106 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas. It lists telephones for News and Business Departments and notes Associated Press affiliation and rights to publish AP dispatches.
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An unnamed citizen argues that despite calamities and critics, America remains the world’s most prosperous nation with high wages, abundant luxuries, and wide opportunity. He urges evaluating these facts before pursuing sweeping reforms. The Kansas City Star.
A dense list of Monday October 6 radio programming across many stations. Features concerts, news, educational talks, children's hours, and orchestral performances from Chicago to Portland, with a mix of local and network offerings and noted artists such as Bernice Hanley and Rudy Seiger.
A rambling potpourri from Amarillo spans a poisoned dog mix up at home to wife battering fears and funeral spendthrift jabs. It recalls a horse meat joke, a bathless English visitor on a creek and a Bryan political quip from the local day.
A long, rambling diary style column from New York on October 6 covers social life with Samuel Blythe Fred C Kelly and Meredith Nicholson plus remarks on the marriage market and convention coverage. It notes Amarillo and betting on the World Series and ends with an address for auto parts on West 7th.
A dense list of 1930s radio program slots across stations in Chicago Louisville St Louis Omaha Davenport Jefferson City Memphis Atlanta Dallas Fort Worth Calgary San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland and Portland. It notes orchestras soloists talk programs and late entertainment with times ranging from early evening to late night and mentions specific acts such as Tr Joska DeBabary's Orchestra Ralph Williams and His Raina Bkylarka La Salle Orchestra and Steinde and His Orchestra among others.
The piece recalls old Bowery street life with a pastry shop front and a micro scope vendor selling for a dime where a boy gifts the man a dime. It notes a Bowery fashion revival on Fifth Avenue and mentions journalist Richard Harding Davis and the circles around Steve Brodie and Chuck Conners.
Helen Drew and Peter Elliott wed after he wins her from engaged Bob Powers. Their marriage sours as Peter becomes controlling and Helen longs for freedom. A bitter quarrel drives Helen toward Bob, who in turn plans to marry Bee Halliday. During a Seaview accident Helen sustains a severe concussion. Bob saves her as Peter endures guilt and doubt. Helen murmurs of remorse as she lies unconscious awaiting recovery.
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