Amarillo Globe masthead and publication details
The Amarillo Globe publishes evenings and Sunday morning from 1106 East Fifth Street with the News Department and Business Department phone numbers listed. The paper is Associated Press member, entitled to AP dispatches for publication.
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I V Howe Reflects On Moral Living And Success
On his seventy first birthday I V Howe argues that improving the world starts with better conduct. He urges honest daily work, criticizes public life distractions, and praises practical learning from experienced teachers while stressing simple morals and personal restraint.
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EU Metchnikoff
George Santa- Sana
Radio Network Late Night Concert and Program Guide
A dense schedule of Chicago and national radio programs lists orchestras, conductors, singers, and literary talks across stations KYW WMAQ WGN WHAM WDAF and others with times ranging from early evening to late night.
Pacific Coast Radio Listings Show Night Concerts
Pacific Coast listings show multiple stations with evening concerts and programs. Oakland’s Francis Concert Orchestra performs at Panehall with 10 PM segments. San Francisco broadcasts include Rudy Seligera Orchestra and Berger's Orchestra. Los Angeles airs Aeolian Organ recitals and Art Mickman Orchestra. Portland features MevArt Hickman Orchestra and concert programs. The schedule spans 4 PM to late evening across KGG KFI KGW and RJ stations.
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Oakland
Francis
Panehall
Oakland F
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Henry Halietend
KPO
San Francisco
Rudy Seligera
Berger
Merarn
Jack Thomas
MevArt Hickman’ Orchestra
KGW
Portland
KGO
Prancia
American Theater Orchestra
Clement Barker
Gueru Fisher
Amphians
Rudy Seiger
Mammy” Simmons
M.kennedy Broadcasters
Examiner
Hollywoodland Orchestra
Cocoanut Grove
George Olpen
Radio Listings Highlight Chicago and National Orchestra Programs
A schedule of radio programming across stations KYW WMAQ WGN and others features orchestras soloists and children stories. Notable names include Ralph Williams Nick Lucas Archinala Harra and George Cabeorn's Orchestra with multiple regional and national broadcasts throughout the evening and into night.
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Boba Toring
Joaka DeRebary
Archinala Harra
Wqs
Ralph Williams
Ralph Williame
WMAQ
Chicago Theater
WGN
Chitago
Drake
Jack Chapoian
WEAG
Minneapolis
KOB
George Cabeorn
Orchestra Wras
Louisville
Orchestra
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Zion
Word Wou
Davenport
Sandman
Erwin Swindell
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Omadha
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Jefferson City
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Kansas City
School of the All
Merry Old Chief
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Yort Worth
Ladder of achievement opens wide for many worthy people
The piece reflects on social ascent, noting that while few reach the pinnacle, many can still find substantial success a short distance below. It emphasizes parents and neighbors shaping ambition and suggests broad opportunities exist for a large number of capable individuals.
Honest Dan shell game and a cash escape tale
A narrator details a shell game with Honest Dan, Tom the Claude farmer, and a plan to profit from tilted heads and a pea under a shell. He bets, sells assets, aims for a fresh start, and promises to reveal all tomorrow night while recalling local theater chatter.
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Dan
Claude
Honest Dan
Philadelphia Atheletics
Walter Johnson
Connie Mack
Walter
Johnson
O. W
Rube
Behave and Work Hard Says A Common Man Sermon
A speaker urges that the path to success lies in industry fairness temperance and politeness not genius. He cites humble achievers and a four word sermon Behave and work hard emphasizing that many ordinary people improve their communities through steady effort.
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Tom
Lincoln
Poe
Aristotle
Premeditated Denials and Peculiar Apple Totals
A humorous monologue notes convoluted Apple counts for Adam and Eve with shifting numbers and misdirections. It ends claiming both ate 1 596 864 apples to ease Eve's sadness, while a Polk street song headlines The Globe's Piccolo.
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Henry Ford
Adam
Eve
Polk Street
Transatlantic voyage aboard an American liner praised
On the Atlantic voyage Sept 22 aboard an American liner the author extols its comfort and American crew while noting British and French service. He recalls encounters with Louis Mann Tom Shipp and his wife and describes deck life and a limp from Paris before reaching the Purser's office for mail.
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