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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1924
Page
4
Rates listed for Amarillo and regional areas show monthly and multi month options. Mail delivery available daily with various term prices. long term yearly plans priced accordingly.
A 1924 Collier’s column reflects on virtue, work, and simple pleasures. The author mocks grand doctrines, promotes frugality and duty, and extols a well-ordered home, kitchen, and bathroom as signs of good living while critiquing wasteful pursuits.
Central Standard Time listings show multiple station lineups with orchestras lectures and children's programs. Notable names include Joska DeBabhary Herbie Mints Katherine Callaghan Ralph Williams and Drake Concert Ensemble alongside various regional stations WGN WCBD WHAS WOC KFI KPO and KGW among others with notes on time shifts for daylight saving.
A reader notes college humor from a Tennessee Mugwump column on campus pranks. The piece mocks college life and youth culture with verses about college men and women and a street show promoted in Lubbock.
A dense listing of radio programming from Chicago stations KYW WMAQ and WGN through others in St Louis Omaha and Los Angeles detailing orchestras plays children's programs lectures and late night ensembles with times spanning afternoon to after midnight including omissions and notes about daylight saving time adjustments.
A terse note compares a man who drank little to hearing a sermon from a famed bishop and hints at a clone want ad, suggesting a search for a person or likeness with distinctive behavior.
New York journalist notes Paris sights from Cafe Coucou in Montmartre. Describes hens and dogs in a rear yard, shop windows, snails as a culinary note, and sidewalk vendors selling novelty needles. Observes fashion on Rue de la Paix, bars, and Americans’ luncheon spots amid Parisian life.
A compilation of residents and visitors across Canyon Tulia Panhandle and surrounding towns. Names include W E Lockhart H GO Cypert Ed Tatum H O Price W H Berry N Roberts Hobart Bishop Miss Mary Carlock J M Williams Hubert O Neall Linville Drug ad and various travelers to Amarillo and East Texas.
In a vivid 1920s scene Paris is described as the gayest city with army nymphs du pave roaming the principal streets. Many are teens who, lit by evening, approach men with flirty winks and cigarette requests while gendarmes tolerate bantering conversations. Guides caution locals as well as yokels about the hidden wickedness, with handsome young American boys among the group.
Helen Marshall, a writer, is wooed away by Peter Drew a conventional businessman. After a strained honeymoon, she clashes with his disapproval of her friends and work. At Betty's studio Helen longs for intellectual activity, fearing Peter’s traditional stance will ruin both their lives.
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