The Amarillo Globe History and Press Details
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company issues the Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924. The paper is published evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning with offices at 1109 East Fifth Street and phone numbers for news and business departments. It is a member of the Associated Press with AP news dispatches credited and local news set herein.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Press
Subscription Rates for Amarillo Carrier and Mail Delivery
The notice lists subscription prices for Amarillo by carrier and by mail. Rates include one week at 15 cents, one month at 65 cents, three months at 1.95, six months at 3.90, and annual options. by mail for Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico one month 50 cents, six months 2.75, and Sunday only yearly.
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Amarillo
Nesea
UFEEE
Mail Daily
Sundby
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
MOHD
ONO Fear
Hay Fever Seems Rising Nationwide Doctors Warn
Dr William Scheppegrel of Charity hospital New Orleans and president of the American Hay Fever Association estimates over a million Americans suffer hay fever with cases rising. Airborne pollen and weeds trigger the ailment, and medical prophylactic injections show partial benefit though still experimental. Regular three month treatment before symptoms can bring improvement in a majority, with mixed results and potential harm if misused.
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William Scheppegrel
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
American Hay Fever Association
Amarillo
United States Health Service
Lineville Drug Prompted as San Jacinto School Supplies Stop
A brief note urges residents of San Jacinto to purchase school supplies at Lineville Drug, highlighting the store as a local option for parents and students preparing for the new term.
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San Jacinto
Lineville Drug
Radio Schedule Highlights Wide Midwest Network
A dense listing from KYW to KGW outlines nightly program slots across many stations in Chicago St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and more. It notes late news every half hour children's bedtime stories theater organ concerts lectures and various orchestral and vocal performances with local times and performers such as Mia Balle Orchestra George Osborns Orchestra Ralph Williams' Orchestra and Henry Halstead's Orchestra among others across Central Pacific and Eastern time zones.
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KYW
Chicago
WMAQ
Chicago Theater Organ
Mia Balle
WLS
WEDH
WQJ
WON
Josha DeBabary
Herbie Mints
Katherine Callaghan
Genevieve Calvin Thauiet
la Salle Orchestra
Harry Hansen
Lyon & Healy
Ralph Williams
EGO
Oakland
St. Francis
Ariom Trio
Jennings Pierce
the Harey Club
Fruitvale Women's Choral Club
Henry Halstead
KPO
San Francisco
Rudy Seiger
Bradfields
KAJ
Los Angeles
Art Hickman
KFI
Cocoanut Grove Orchestra
KGW
Portland
George Weber
Tactless Texan letter reveals O W meaning and show embarrassments
A reader sends a humorous missive recounting a public outing with an embarrassed wife identified as O W Old Woman. The note explains the O W initials and recalls an innuendo about church incense and a streetcar trip. The writer jokes about fashioning a new headquarters and comments on the era’s slang for the third sex and drug store cowboys.
Paris and People From a Moonlit Stroll in Place Vendome
Paris life unfolds with shopgirls and midinettes on vendome streets. The narrator recalls aperitifs at Cafe de la Paix, then riffs on Greek he men Milo, Native dances, and a salon joke about tonsil surgery. He notes Parisian contrasts, later attending Ambassadors revue, plus signs of prosperity and American snobbery amid city life. 4. T. Bowlin visits from Littlefield, staying with family at 1019 West Sixth Street.
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Paris
Place Vendome
Cafe de la Paix
Champs Elysees
America
al Jolson
Parisiep
Audi
Nce
New York
End of a Beautiful Friendship In Shooting Duel
The article recalls a tense golf or shooting match where Arthur and the speaker traded shots around 120. A rival named Bill Ryan from Wee Burn is named as having control over Arthur, allegedly enabling a 79 score. The text reflects a dangerous boast about self harm.
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Bill Ryan
Wee Burn
Arthur
Helen Speaks Her Mind In a Loveless Marriage
Peter Drew, a conventional businessman, wins Helen Marshall from Bob Powers but their honeymoon fails to satisfy. Helen rebels against Peter's cold routine, longs for contact with others, and rejects monotony as their relationship narrows. Tomorrow Peter answers.
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Peter Drew
Helen Marshall
Bob Powers
Elizabeth Brace
Helen
Peter
Margaret
Pete
Pople
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Business Department
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Travers Island
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WLAG
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Calest
Wendlund
A. M. Rawls
Mra
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Brit Maes
Peter Arthur
Charitone
R&d
ST. Louis
WOS
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Arthur T. Nelson
WDAF
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School of the Atlamic
Nighthawk Fralic
WHR
WSR
Atlanta
WMC
Memphir
Iates Gayosa
WFAA
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T. N. Mungrove
KGO
Newan
Stocks
Rudy Serger
Rudy Berger
Theodore J. Irwin
Chadford
KAZ
Khjkfi
Framiner
Coroanut Grove Orchestra
Frieda Stjerne
Cambridge Sisters
WEBB
Oriole
WGN
Drake
Jack Chapman
WCHD
Zion
WCBD
WOAW
Omaha
WOO
School of the Air
WSB
Vick Myers’ Melody Orchestra
Warner
Memphis
Bluff City Quartetta
Dallab
Count Rabinoffsky
KBP
Aids Choral Club
Globe
O. W
Smelterville
Walter Irvin
Knute Rockne
Tack
O McIntyre
Milo
Olympia
East
Globe & Day
Police Gazette
Ladies’ Home Journal
Delineator
Ubout
Hollywood
Times
Rue de Rivoli
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
T. Bowlin
Littefield
Plainview
West Sixth Street
Biggs Investment Co
West 6Th Street
Amarillo, Texas
Russell’s Jewelry Store
East Fifth St
Arthur Roche
MR. Williams
Tha
Old Arthur
Tey
Press Pub
Egasie
Davis
John W. Davis
New Jersey
Sea Girt
N. J
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank
United States
First National Bank
Amarillo Junk CO
5Th and
Washington Streets
H. E. Hertner & Son
East Fourth Street
A. J. Caldwell
Geo. T. Thomas
Smith Building
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