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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes its founding date February 20 1924 and that it is published evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company at 110 East Fifth. It lists Associated Press affiliation and office phone numbers for news and business desks.
Periodic rates listed for daily and Sunday delivery in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico specify one week one month three months six months one year and six month options with varied prices. The text notes mail and carrier options with per year and Sunday only terms. Names and dates are not provided.
Amarillo business leaders urged The Globe to stop publishing personal income tax totals, citing privacy and competitive concerns. The Globe notes the Supreme Court allows public access but concludes it will no longer print individual returns, aiming to aid honest local businessmen while avoiding embarrassment.
A columnist contrasts lavish New York weddings with a modest Jersey town marriage of Robert Haner and Ellen Smather. He notes budgeted incomes, future plans, and the happiness of the ordinary couple, while reflecting on journalism, flappers, and wartime writings. Copyrights note 1925 McNaught Syndicate.
A dense schedule lists Friday September 11 radio programming across dozens of stations from WLS to KGW. It includes orchestras, vocal ensembles, drama, beauty pages, weather, markets, and musical recitals with times spanning early evening to late night Prolific ensembles include Waldorf Astoria Orchestra Ingraham's Orchestra Bir Hobgoblins Surprise Monte Carlo Virginians and Scottish Concert Company along with regional acts and station notes.
Rosalind Nash quits a stenographer post for cabaret life and faces disapproval from Madeline Browning and Jack Armstrong’s marriage plea. Nicky Blake seeks her for wealth but she rejects him, choosing Allen Norris who offers an office job. Dorothy Richards admonishes Rose, then tensions flare as friendship frays over money and happiness.
Rosalind joins Norris & Pendleton as a stenographer after parting with Dorothy. She toils through busy briefs and finds legal work awakens her imagination, contrasting her former Tivoli club past. Allen Norris observes her changed demeanor while Nicky presses for attention, and she struggles with unresolved hurts as loneliness looms.
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