Amarillo Globe listing options and publication details
The page lists the Amarillo Globe publishing terms including departments and rates for daily and Sunday editions, routes for mail subscriptions in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico, and a date line of Tuesday October 27 1925. It notes association with the Associated Press and identifies the paper’s base at 110 East Fifth Street.
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Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Press
BY Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Half Minute Interviews and Odd Tales From Amarillo
Walter Blackburn recalls a humorous oil field tale about hell and axes used to wheel oil. Edwards Studio owner Pat Landergin buys calves and pays a girl in a plaster cast with a check, praised by Mildred as one of the best men, while J M Bulloch notes a man trying to mail a tomcat by parcel post, noting only day-old chicks may be sent.
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Walter Blackburn
Bredern
North Pole
South Pale
J. D. Brady
Pat Landorgin
Henry
Wildoiade
Mildred
Landergin
Pat
Pat Landergin
J. M. Bulloch
Reading at Kiwanis ends with praise for Mrs. Combs
A Kiwanis club reading session drew praise from Judge W A Palmer for Mrs WA Combs describing her as the cleverest speaker heard there. Separate notes mention street signaling dangers from drivers backing from curbs and differing atmospheres in federal court when pleas are entered.
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W. A. Palmer
WA Combs
Kiwanis Club
Wan Book Demand and New York Social Theatre Echoes
A dated New York snapshot describes a child’s demand for a book, a writer’s play with a witty tone, and social prestige among executives. Michael Arlen is noted for Broadway royalties and urban chic, while reflections on fatherhood and celebrity culture close the piece.
Silent Stations and an Urban Lease Dream
Dorothy pursues a housing ad in the morning papers and finds a near perfect lower Fifth Avenue apartment near her office. She pays a deposit after visiting a furnished unit with one large room, a small alcove bedroom, a kitchenette, and tiled bathroom, planning a sublet until fall.
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Lower Fifth Avenue
Memphis man returned after theft arrest in Amarillo
James Owen, a Memphis man described as a negro, was sent back to Memphis by local officers after being arrested Sunday for stealing a car in Amarillo. He said a white associate planned a crime with local black residents and fled after running out of gas.
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James Owen
Memphis
Owen
Amarillo
Owens
A Nest of Her Own Dreams of Independence in Dorothy Carey Story
Dorothy Carey rises from secretary to magazine editor and yearns for her own apartment while resisting marriage. She gains professional equality with Harvey Collins, contemplates moving downtown near Elaine, and confronts her mother’s push for marriage as she weighs personal freedom against family expectations.
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Dorothy Carey
Elaine
Woman's Magazine
Ruth Sibley
Miss Sibley
Dorothy
Woman's Apparel
Harvey Collins
Harvey Collines
Shane
Dodo
Carey
Marriaree
Doda
Cho
Steve
Dorothys New Life and a Dinner with Harvey Collins
Dorothy settles into a New York apartment amid family tensions with Elaine and Ruth Sibley hosting a dinner party for Dorothy and Harvey Collins. Dorothy feels a rush of excitement as she enjoys her refined self image and the attention from Collins during the intimate gathering.
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Atlast
Dorothy
Elaine
Isabel
Fleaner
Steve
Nhan
New York
Elaine Hen
Harvey Collins
Ruth Sibley
Mr. Collines
Dean
Dean Oliver
Dodo
Ruth
Dorothy and Harvey share a charged social encounter
Dorothy breaks into playful, provocative repartee while Harvey Collins observes a new, warmer side as they dine together. The evening reveals a shift in perception from employer and employee to a potential romantic interest, set against the backdrop of a social gathering.
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