Amarillo Globe Masthead Archive Note
The text records publication details for the Amarillo Globe, including founding date February 20 1924, second class matter status, mail office, publisher address 110 East Fifth, and Associated Press affiliation with rates for subscriptions and mail editions across Texas Oklahoma New Mexico. The fragment preserves historical newspaper metadata and service charges.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Bible and Panhandle joy as Amarillo blooms with growth
An Amarillo column links Isaiah prophecies to regional progress noting the transition from desert to flourishing plains. It cites growing population, church celebrations, drought responses in Waco and wells, and rivers in Kansas and Texas as signs of renewal and faith in large future growth for Amarillo and the Panhandle.
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Isaiah
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Texas
Waco
Kansas
Panhandle
Broadway stage mothers shape and gossip in 1925 era
In a New York daily piece from September 8 1925 O O McIntyre notes a rising stage mother fad across Broadway. Real or hired mothers influence young actresses careers and public image, with Elsie Janis cited as a benchmark of devoted matriarchal backing shaping romances and showgirls' lives.
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New York
Broadway
Goldie
Trixie
Mommer
Mama
Central Park
Egger
Mother Dear
Johnes
Elsie Janis
Pardons and Crime Policy Sparks Texas Debate
Jim Ferguson defends his wife’s pardons and vows to issue a hundred more on Thanksgiving Day. He argues lenient prisons and easy pardons fuel rising crime, calling for harsher sentences, fewer pardons, and tougher penal institutions.
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Jim Ferguson
United States
Texas
Daily Radio Program Features and Schedules
Compiled by United Press a catalog of Tuesday September 8 radio offerings across WEAF WPG KGO WDAF WLS WNYC and many affiliates. Listings include operas orchestras talks news weather sports and special programs hour by hour with station identifiers and times.
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WEAF
Pyeready Hour
KGO
California Composers
WDAF
Stephen Foster
Vincent Lopez Orch
WIZ
New York
Frank Cole
Vanderhilt Orch
Sanches & Milstead
Jan Weber
Mayflower Orch
WNYC
Wiy
Ambassador Trio
Zoological
Stories
Orch
Meyer Davis’ Orchestra
Arrowhead Inn Orch
WHN
WMCA
Ernie Golden
WOR
Newark
WPG
Atlantic City
Basehall
Morton Trio
Ambassador Orch
Pa Grant
Carival
California
Comfort
Murphy
Minstrels
Vensalia
EMO
Wei
Philadelphia
Hellevue
Stratford Orch
KDKA
Pittsburgh
the Page
William Penn Orchestra
WBFG
Altoona
WOY
Kohenpctady
VanCurler Orch
WGY
WGR
Buffalo
Ype Ataller Orch
WRC
Washington
WMBF
Miami Beach
Hartford
Conn
aAnna Tatro
E. Tompkins
Capl Park Orchestra
Wwd
Detroit
Wcx-Wje
Goldkette
Studio Orch
Red Apple Club
WTAM
Cleveland
Staller Orch
WLW
Cincinnati
Gene Johnson
Warren Foster
Jake Rutz
Storss
WSAI
Robert Badgley
Virginia White
Tom White
WERC
WMAQ
Chicago
LaSalle Orch
Munteale
KYW
Congress Orchestras
WQS
WLS
Parker and Clark
WL8
Trio
Sololate
Old Judge
WGN
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WHAD
Milwaukee
WHAS
Louisville
Sylvian
Louise Powell
WOC
Davenport
Crescent Orch
WHO
Des Moines
Kansas City
School of the Air
Nighthawk
KSKD
Arnesen
KFAB
Lincoln
Little Symphony
WOAW
Omaha
Jaffy
Neal Jones
Potter
Fred Hamm
Midnite Alarm
KTHS
Hot Springs
Sport Review
Lannon Reid
WFAA
Dallas
Moore
John Thorwald
Mra. J. BE. Crawford
Behrend
U.P
Oakland
Radio Breezes
KHJ
Los Angeles
Conservatory Artista
Hickman
KFI
Bohemian Players
KGW
Fportland
Multnomah Orch
WCBD
WCAP
WRAY
WSUI
Whaz Wos
WIL
WAHG
Cnre Cnrm
CNRC
CNRW
CNRT
Women urged to stay active for health as they age
Frederick L Hoffmann of Prudential cites data from 4 000 adults showing women under 30 are taller and stronger than prior generations while those past 30 tend to gain weight. He urges ongoing rational exercise and careful monitoring of chest expansion upper arm strength and measurements with physician guidance to maintain vitality into middle age.
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Frederick L. Hoffmann
Prudential Insurance Company
Priscilla Dean
Thin Ice and a Cabaret Life in Rosalind Nash Tale
Rosalind Nash quits stenography for cabaret work and clashes with Madeline Browning and Jack Armstrong over money and marriage. She falls in with Allan Norris and Nick Blake while pursued by moneyed temptations, then faces a moral awakening after a confrontational scene at a table.
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Rosalind Nash
Madeline Browning
Jack Armstrong
Rosalind
Madeline
Allan Norris
Nicky Blake
Rose
Jack
Nicky
Rosalind accepts office position after confrontation
Rosalind confronts Allen Norris and Nicky in a tense scene. She admits misery and cold resolve to take a job, surrendering to Norris's offer while reflecting on ruined beauty and shattered hopes. The moment ends with an implied continuation.
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Nicky
Rosalind
Allen
Rose
Allen Norris
Miss Nast
Aller
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Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
Associated Press
Telephones
Businiss
BY Mail
New Mexico
THE
O. O. McIntyre
Miss Janis
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Janis
Bowery
al Jolson
McNaught Syndicate
Ine
BE. B.D
Edgefield
Robert Wilson
Palmer Kindergarten
Taylor Street
Harding
Palo Duro Canyon
Devil’s Kitchen
Fern Cave
Ruth Robbins
Kidd-Key Constevatory
Pettis Pipes
High
Tyler St
Harrison
San Jacinto
Tennessee Street
United Press
Waldorf
Antonia Orvoretta
Rees Gorman
the Twins
Eveready Hour
Pearl Fishere
Bizet
Weaf Grand Opera
WBZ
Springfield
Reinman
James Knox
Coe
Ethel Curry
Brunswick Orca
WEEIL
Boston
Ruth Leighton
Soprano
WEA
WJAR
Providence
CKCL
Toronto
Royal Society Orch
Social Hygiene
William Hardiman
Clement Hambourg
Jardine
Arthur and
Hie Canucks
CNRA
Moncton
Moncton Frencnh Artiste
WOK
Mooseheart
Belmont Trio
WTAS
Elgin
WCEZ
KOA
Denver
White
News-Times
CNRR
Regina
Lionel Allen
Pasadena
Prudential
Hazel Kirk
ZY Ty Prompt Service
Twaddell Auto Laundry
West Sixth
Willie Shock
A. O. Walker
West
Opus
Rian
Oliver
By Hazel Devo Batchelor
Public Ledger Company
Kelly
Tire Service
Deason
Taylor Branch
Jackson
Carolina, San Jacinto
Amarillo College
Emil F. Myers