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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1924
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists its founding date February 20 1924 and publication notes. It states it is published evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company at 110 East Fifth Street with news and business departments and Associated Press affiliation.
Rates listed for Amarillo by carrier and mail service. Details show weekly, monthly, six month, and yearly options for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Includes Sunday only and three month periods with varying prices.
Howe laments modern youth and parental influence, noting many failings of young men and women. He criticizes home upbringing, school focus on entertainment over learning, and calls for stricter, more effective educational management.
A collection of brief notices lists residents from Vega Canyon Plainview and Lockney visiting Amarillo or passing through. Individuals and families from Vega Amarillo Canyon Plainview Lockney Claude Bogalusa and Canadian are mentioned with travel or routine activities. Community figures include Mrs. O Holland Mrs. Scroggins Mr. Brown and district officials.
Central Standard Time broadcast list shows numerous Chicago stations KYW WMAQ WGN WEBH WHAS KSD and others with evening programs including orchestras concerts lectures and defense day segments. It notes time slots from late afternoon through midnight and compares time zones noting Pacific and Central differences and DST adjustments.
Various stations list evening concert lineups and broadcast times across Chicago and other cities. Orchestras include Joata Delabery, La Salle Orchestra, The Chicago Quartet, Ralph Williams Orchestra, Drake Concert Ensemble, George Osborn, Sylvien Trio, and more with showtimes from early afternoon to late night across multiple stations and time zones.
The First Episcopal church witnessed a summer wedding for Miss Caroline Bronson daughter of Mrs Deborah Bronson. A soprano quartet and solos accompanied a Princess lace gown ceremony with orchids and lilies of the valley while bridesmaids and flower girls added a festive garden theme.
New York writer describes Cafe du Dome and Montparnasse crowd in Paris. Observes art classes, nude models paid about 5 francs, and American student excesses amid a vivid mosaic of travelers, locals, and a Niagara Falls wedding rumor.
Helen Drew falls for Peter Drew and leaves her fiancé Bob Powers. After marriage he assumes control, and Helen frets over changing jobs and personal freedom. She schemes a trial of independence via a theater plan and a new job, while Peter voices sharp disapproval at every turn.
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