Growth of Amarillo Liberal ties seen through railroad boost
The Amarillo Globe praises Liberal and Amarillo as growing hubs and predicts rail expansion will bring population and business gains to both cities. It notes Liberal’s 5 000 residents and Amarillo’s 70 plus jobbing houses, urging industry synergy and regional ties.
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Amarillo
Southwest
United States
Forward
Bulldog theft redirected to Globe office
Notice states one party who removed the harness from J. B. Clements' bulldog will avoid prosecution by returning the dog to The Globe office.
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J. B. Clements
Globe Office
Eye strain remedy with Lavoptik eye wash offer
A promotional note touts Lavoptik eye wash for strained eyes using camphor hydrastis and witch hazel. It claims a small bottle aids weak or sore eyes and includes an aluminum eye cup free from Randall Drug Co.
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Randal Drug Co
Modern New York Diary Mentions Noel Coward Mizner and Stone Ranch
In a New York diary dated October 12 O R McIntyre reports meeting Noel Coward and observing Broadway figures like Wilson Mizner and Fred Stone. The entry notes Mizner’s return from Florida, his wit, and his alleged dislike of policemen, plus Stone’s 21000 acre Star Ranch near London Connecticut with a foreman’s house, animals, and Stone’s status as a wealthy beloved actor.
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New York
Samuel Pepsy
Noel Coward
London
Bath
Wilson Mizner
Broadway
Mizner
Florida
Elis Mots
Jack's
Fred Stone
New Haven
Stone
Stars in Window Trade Press Boosts But Fails to Create Talent
The piece notes autographed stage stars boost shops by endorsing wares, yet even press prestige cannot create ability. A rich producer spent fortunes promoting a comely actress who remains unknown for lack of prime talent. In New York crowds react to babies in cafes, while a late night West 47th street drama ends with a swooning woman and a dramatic car dash. A weather scarred sign on West 51st street advertises a roomer who does not smoke or drink.
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New York
West 47Th Street
West 51St Street
The
MacNaught Syndicate, Inc
Perry declares love for Natalie in tense Dennison visit
Martha learns Perry MacDonald has fallen for Natalie and plans to win her, while Natalie remains with Lucien Bartlett and Arthur harbors doubts about Mimi. Perry arrives at the Dennison home to confess and seek consent, triggering an unsettled confrontation and dangerous emotional entanglements.
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Martha Dennison
Arthur
Natalie
Perry MacDonald
Mimi
Natalie Falf
Lucien Bartlett
Perry
Martha
Lucien
Dennison
John Dennison
Mrs. Dennison
Mr. Macdonald
Marie
Chapter XXXVI Amazing News
Martha confesses longing as Perry returns, eyes bright and foreboding tension between them. She speaks impulsively about missing him, her russet hair catching light, signaling a pivotal moment in their evolving relationship.
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Perry
Martha
Natalie
Lucien Bartlett
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