Amarillo Globe Classified Rates and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe lists publication facts and United States Postal details. It shows the newspaper founded in 1924 with postal registration and carrier rates for daily and Sunday editions, including Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico pricing and various subscription terms.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
The Gallant Rif s Heroic Stand in North Africa
Vincent Shean reports from Ajdir where seven Rif fighters hold a fortress against French and Spanish power. Allied fleets unleash heavy bombardment from sea and air, while the Riffs under constant attack maintain stubborn defence.
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Vincent Shean
al Vance
North
Africa
Hoe
France
Spain
Ajdir
Alhucemas Fort
Cape Moro Nueva
Ministers Urge Lawful Obedience Amid Bootlegging Surge
The piece notes bootleggers earn from $100 to $200 daily, with many patrons fueling the trade. It argues reform is hard as bootleggers retire only after amassing wealth, while buyers and complicit citizens, including prominent figures, sustain illegal demand.
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Brishbene
Globe publishes New York letters by Miss Rachel Dunaway
A Globe report highlights ongoing New York letters by Amarillo writer Miss Rachel Dunaway. She will return to The Globe in spring, studies at Columbia University, and visits New York for experience. The current piece focuses on styles and should interest women readers.
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New York
Rachel Dunaway
Amarillo
Globe
Dunaway
Columbia University
Dog and Cat
Miss Dunaway
Advertising dominates media spending in the nation
The article notes advertising has become a major science, with annual expenditures reaching 1.2 billion dollars. It states more than half of this outlay is carried in daily and weekly newspapers, highlighting the newspaper industry's share.
Wives of famous men play background in New York dinners
New York society reflects on wives who shield their husbands as crowd stories unfold. A harpist wife quietly endures jokes while husbands bask in glory, the pack law evident in praise and snubs. Rain walkers in Central Park, canine burials, and a Chelsea dinner scene close the vignette.
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New York
Salvation Army
Her Freedom A Woman’s Ambition Upends Marriage Beliefs
Dorothy Carey, a 26 year old secretary at the Woman's Apparel Publishing Company, earns 347 a week and dreams of editorial work. Boss Harvey Collins questions her views on marriage while she gains a chance to prove herself, as her sister Elaine nears motherhood after a troubled marriage. Dorothy is determined to remain unmarried and pursue writing while facing family pressures.
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Dorothy
Woman's Apparel Publishing Company
Mr. Collins
Miss Carey
Harvey Colling
Mrs. Collins
Harvey Colins
Olling
Ethel
Mat West
Harey Collins
Collins
Harvey Collins
Nese
Ivo
Sond
Sibley
Elaine
O Mr Collins and Dorothy Face a Quiet Promise
Dorothy asks for a chance to prove herself and Collins agrees with a quiet smile. The moment shines with her growing excitement and green eyes filled with ambition as she seeks to prove herself.
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110 East Fifth Sarteet
Telephones News Department Business Department
Ploliverios
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Ward McAllister
Booth Barrett
Scott Fitzgerald
Hartsdale
Gotham
Central Park
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
the Vineyard
Polk Street
Giles
S. Pierce St
T. B. Jones
Polk Ray-Bynum Bldg
Palmer
Taylor Street
Palo Duro Lumber Co
B. Bechtel
Mgr
Lincoln Street
N.S. Griggs
Taylor St
A. G. Leveritt
Taylor
Dorothy Carey
Eklaine
East 4Th St
Loving Printing Company
West Seventh Phone
the Hat Hospital
Lincoln
Martha C. Damrel I
Union Stage Depot
Supreme Auto Radiator Company
West Sixth
Midway Filling Station
Xmas Club
O. V. Wray
Prop