Amarillo Globe News Rate Card October 31 1927
The Amarillo Globe News publishes daily with Sunday edition in combination with Amarillo Daily News. Subscription rates listed for Texas Oklahoma New Mexico by mail, with rates quoted for daily and Sunday delivery.
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Araillo
Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
A Place for the Family Doctor in Modern Medicine
The article cites Dr. Charles H. Mayo arguing that while specialists grow, the family doctor remains essential for diagnosis and guidance. It recalls comforting memories of the traditional physician who knows the patient, offers reassurance, and serves as a trusted health companion through day and night.
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Charles H. Mayo
Rochester Clinic
Mayo
Minnesota Clinic
Hotels and Churches Highlight Panhandle Plains Progress
The News notes handsome new hotels and attractive churches across Panhandle Plains towns. It argues few communities lack these facilities and that progress in hotels over recent years makes travel comfortable from oil workers to tourists, with varied town styles and reliable hospitality now common.
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Shamrock
Panhandle
News
The
Globe
Panhandle-Plains
Outlook Bright for Winter Business in 1928
Reports from manufacturers and retailers indicate a continued uptrend in trade and sound economic conditions. Cabinet members including Hoover foresee unruffled prosperity, with strong buying, improved employment, and widespread public confidence signaling good times ahead.
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Hoover
British Fliers Eye U.S. Air Competition Prize
London reports strong British interest in the Daniel Guggenheim Safe Aircraft Competition in America. Five British firms entered with more using designers to meet contest requirements as others from France Italy and Germany consider participation if entry remains open. The hardest test involves sustained horizontal flight at 35 miles an hour and a 1.35 mile load capacity.
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Iy International News Service
London
Great Britain
Daniel Guggenheim
America
Abel Fin
Random Thoughts and Reflections on Modern Life
A collage of jests and opinions on society trade and politics from a 1927 era compilation. It muses on public reform oil output domestic habits and social behavior with terse quips and observant lines.
J Benson Murder Case Characters and Clues Unfold
In a staged stillness of New York, J Benson murder case figures like Alvin Benson Major Benson and Miss Muriel St Clair orbit the inquiry. Detective crews led by Markham and Vance chase alibis as Leacock’s movements raise Getaway fears while Paula Banning Pryfe offers potential insights.
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Philo Vance
John P.X. Markham
New York County
Alvin H. Benson
Wall Street
Anthony Benson
Anna Platz
Alvin Benson
Muriel ST. Clair
Philip Leacock
Miss St. Clair
Leander Pfyfe
Paula Banning
Pfyfe
Phelps
Tracy
Springer
Vance Cleans Up Lead in Case Involving Stolen Jewelry
Vance eliminates Miss St. Clair as a suspect and Pfyfe’s statements bolster the case against Leacock. Pfyfe is exposed for forging Alvin Benson’s name to a check. Vance suspects Pfyfe used a jewelry box from Benson’s house as security, tied to a murder and missing jewelry.
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Vance
Miss St. Clair
Pfyfe
Leacock
Markham
Alvin Benson
Fenson
Major Benson Holds Key To Case In Club Lounge
Markham reasons the major may know why a package is irrelevant and could reveal critical links to Pryfe and Captain Leacock. He resolves to question the major after dinner at the club, suspecting jewels may bear on the case and the major’s hidden knowledge.
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Leacock
Astor Grill
Heath
Markham
Vance
Paula Banning
Pryfe
Eloise
Pfyfe
Captain Leacock
Major Benson
Soiled Spots Guide for Clean Laundering
Soiled areas like cuffs and collars should be scrubbed with a small brush and suds before washing to ensure clothes come out spotless. This quick prewash step targets stubborn marks and helps achieve better overall cleanliness in garments.
Ginger bread and waffles enriched with preserved ginger
Use preserved ginger cut into small chunks to add depth and richness to ginger bread and ginger waffles, offering a flavor complexity beyond ground ginger. The preserved pieces release aromatic notes that heighten sweetness and spice in baked goods.
Mrs. Peter Rabbit Bravely Ventures to Old Pasture
Mrs. Peter Rabbit, fearful yet brave, slips toward the Old Pasture to find Peter. She fears Owls and Foxes, rests under brush, and recalls Jed Thumper’s missing castle while hoping Peter will find her. Copyright 1927 by T. W. Burgess.
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Mrs
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Briarpatch
Mrs. Peter
Briar Patch
Hooty the Owl
Reddy Fox
Mrs. Reddy
Jed Thumper
T. W. Burgess
First day at Sunday school brings gratitude to God
Little Reymond returns home bubbling with joy after being singled out by his teacher to thank God for their food. His mother asks what he liked best, and he explains it was the moment of communal prayer as he proudly recalls God’s blessing.
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Reymond
Raymond
More Than Half a Billion in New Bonds Sold Since October
The article notes over $500 million in new home and foreign bonds sold in mid October onward, with a range from tax exempt municipal and state issues to industrials and foreign government bonds offering up to about 8 percent. It explains bond safety hinges on borrower credit, praises Uncle Sam as a favored borrower, and discusses pressures in the bond market from both American and European investors.
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International News Service
New York
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
American Commerce Department
Californians Create a Fruit Starter Cocktail
A California team crafts a refreshing fruit cocktail using grapefruit and cherries to begin a meal. A light drizzle of strained honey crowns the drink, offering a bright, sweet note to start dining.
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Amarillo Globe
Associated Press
U.S
Mexico
NEA Service, Inc
J. Benson
Major
Alvin
Bean
District Attorney's Office
Madison Avenue
Markharm
Benson
By Thornton W. Burgess
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