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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1925
Page
4
A fragment lists Associated Press rights and subscription rates by mail for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with durations and prices noted including one month six months and one year. The text appears as a publishing rights notice and rate table snippet without complete context.
Captain T S Bugbee pioneer and builder of the Panhandle and Clarendon dies. A descendant of Mayflower settlers he arrived in 1867 from Kansas with his wife and helped develop Hutchinson County and the Panhandle, remaining connected to the region despite a period in Kansas City.
Warns that indigestion kills faster than other diseases, listing signs such as gas fullness and heart pressure. Promotes Ferraline as the quick stomach treatment with a money back guarantee if no relief, urging immediate purchase from druggists.
A diary style column notes a mix of letters from H C Witwer and a woman about departed spirits including Roosevelt and Victoria. It covers a lama discussion, Attitudes game, a ban on smoking in a proposed hotel, a nameless stage maid, a fading actor, a soapbox forum ending at Columbus Circle, and a joking secretary exchange.
A dense clipping lists Tuesday October radio programming across stations including WEAF WOY KPO WDAF and WGY. It catalogues concert broadcasts lectures juvenile programs and orchestral lineups with times and station IDs, highlighting a broad schedule for varied audiences.
Railroad happenings include W. W. Holmes aiding Henry Gould at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Clovis. Duke legacy funds education with 59 million dollars. Rock Island celebrates 73rd anniversary in Kansas City and notes first rail link from Chicago begun October 10 1852. Buddy O Bryant moves to E T Railway Tulsa. and more on railroad workers' loyalty.
A collage of quotes and notes mentions Roosevelt on morals, railroads spending on plush car-seat cloth, aging, Sacramento church affairs, a Confederate reunion in Memphis, Fred Harvey’s wire gift, Rock Island note cancellations, Imperial Valley cantaloupe crop and branch line rail operations, plus film and product blurbs.
Martha Dennison confronts a drifting marriage as daughter Natalie defies her father John and ends a flirtation with Lucien Bartlett. Arthur and Natalie stand firm against parental control while Perry MacDonald woos Natalie and Martha faces tension with Arthur over Mimi, a dancer.
Natalie storms out after a defiant outburst while Arthur departs. John, furious and vengeful, seethes at Martha over his failure to control his children, leaving tensions high between the parents and their daughter.
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