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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1924
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe, founded 1924, published evenings except Saturdays and Sunday mornings. Operated from 110 East Fifth Street with news and business departments. Associated Press rights noted for credited dispatches and regular local news.
Rates listed for carrier delivery in Amarillo and for daily and Sunday mail service across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. One month costs 65 cents by carrier and 1.95 for three months by carrier. Six months priced at 3.90. By mail daily and Sunday within the three-state area the monthly rate is 4.50 with six months at 2.78 per month.
In this column E. W. Howe riffs on public life and human foibles with short jabs at William Jennings Bryan and media vanity. He weaves anecdotes about college plotting, marriage dynamics, and elevator etiquette into a satirical, period voice.
A sprawling list of radio programs across stations in Chicago and other cities, detailing nightly orchestras, concert dramatizations, educational programs and children's stories with varying times and featured performers. The fragment resembles a composite station guide with incomplete line items and multiple venue references.
The Globe columnist laments grief and workload while describing family burdens, a looming popularity contest, and a plan to print his photo. He jokes about facing political pressure, promises a talk to theatergoers, and muses on social changes and fashions affecting women.
O O McIntyre describes boarding the Olympic from New York, the farewells, and the brisk march to sea as passengers settle into life aboard. He notes steward Light and White, jokes about married life and a reader’s rumor, and the small mishaps and ironies of early ocean travel.
A dense schedule of radio programs lists orchestras soloists and concerts across many cities including Chicago Louisville St Louis Davenport and Memphis. Entries note times and performers such as Ralph Williams Orchestra Verdi Luetta Tony Corcoran tenor Margaret Garrity pianist and other regional ensembles along with variety programs and bedtime stories.
O O McIntyre the New York daily historian spends late August examining Paris streets. He notes cosmopolitan cities share common thoughts among people from midinette to shop girl. He finds language, architecture, food, and styles differ but human joys persist. He will return to Broadway soon.
Milk distribution credited to J. D. Stinson. Scores reflect equipment and handling methods. Sample condition refers only to the analyzed milk and not the originating dairy.
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