Atchison Daily Globe 1927 notices and masthead
The Atchison Daily Globe dated Thursday November 3 1927 lists editors Genie A Howe J E Bane and W C Bawk, notes association with The Associated Press, and provides publishing details including street address Corner Fifth and Main, circulation rates and telephones, with copyright and publication rights statements.
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Atchison Daily Globe
E. W. Howe
Genie A. Howe
J. E. Bane
W. C. Bawk
Globe Publishing Co
Corner Fifth
Main B Street
Globe lighted musings on habits and baseball figures
A reflective column questions common excuses in marriages and public life. It notes deplorable city conditions ignored by many and ponders the post season fate of baseball’s Judge Landis and Ban Johnson. It mentions Chicago shooting galleries facing hard times amid diversions.
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Judge Landis
Ban Johnson
Why Teachers Meet and What They Learn
A Topeka trip for Kansas State Teachers Association sessions prompts thoughts on why knowledge matters. The writer recalls education as a foundation for understanding and faster newsroom learning, noting the value of knowing why you know, and a reminder to appreciate living in a country where free expression is allowed.
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Atchison
Topeka
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Ayres of Kansas Denies Presidential Aspirations
Congressman Ayres of Kansas eighth district says he has no aspirations to be president. It is not known what his aspirations really are but he is described as having good sense.
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Congressman Ayres
Eighth
Kansas
Pungent quote exchange on leadership and told duties
Jay House criticizes extensive business of prescribing actions with uninformed tellers. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler counters, noting a lack of truly great men, joking that perhaps only one exists.
President's rare note on serious issues signals calm
The world enjoys relative peace as the President expresses optimism and notes a rare absence of grave concerns requiring his direct attention. The message conveys confidence in ongoing stability and a sense of routine governance returning after enduring tensions.
Glass houses rise in Berlin to beat brick-bats
In Berlin builders are raising glass houses intended to endure brick-bats, a striking image of urban resilience. The effort highlights a deliberate thick construction approach symbolizing defense in the face of hostility.
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Berlin
McKeever Doubts Problems at K U
Professor William A. McKeever voices confidence amid questions about K U, expressing doubt that any issues exist. The context suggests internal assessment or faculty commentary on campus conditions.
Zemo Relief for Itching and Skin Irritations
Zemo stops itching and relieves eczema pimples rashes dandruff and chafing when used as directed. It penetrates cleanses and soothes the skin as a dependable healing liquid available in 35c 60c and 1.00.
Hell-bound Train Dream and Other Crankery From War Cry
George White of the Missouri Pacific freight office quotes War Cry with a blunt moral tale about Tom Grey’s dream of a Hell-bound train. The vivid nightmare features a diverse, doomed passenger list and devilish conductor, ending with Tom’s vow to quit drinking. The piece adds satirical asides about modern woes, petty crime, and local figures from Kansas to Washington.
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Mike
George White
Missouri Pacific Freight Office
Tom Grey
Devil
Tom
Greatness in defeat champions the sportsman spirit
Michigan graduates praised Tad Wieman after a loss to Illinois, praising greatness in defeat as a defense of athletic values. The piece cites Kansas supporters stopping coach-fire talk as another example, arguing sportsmanship sustains youth training for life. Ruth Elder is lauded for flying from the front seat, not the rear.
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Tad
Michigan
University of Michigan
Tad Wieman
Illinois
University of Kansas
This Date in Kansas History November 3
On November 3 in Kansas history Lecompton constitutional convention completes work and adjourns in 1857. In 1863 voters elect chief justices and various judicial officers and members of the state House. In 1868 Kansas voters support Grant and Colfax two to one and elect James M. Harvey governor. In 1874 Thomas A. Osborn is re elected governor over J. C. Casey and other Republican candidates.
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Lecompton
House of Representatives
Kansas
Grant
Colfax
James M. Harvey
Thomas A. Osborn
J. C. Casey
Murray Roe the Palace usher and a life of quiet fame
New York Day by Day recalls Murray Roe a Palace Theatre head usher once of high society and vast income who faded from public life after dying in Central Park. The piece meditates on hidden lives of successful enigmatic figures and contrasts public acclaim with private drift and loneliness.
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New York
Murray Roe
Palace Theatre
Rove
Central Park
E. P. Roe
Mie
Riverside Drive
Broadway
Roe
Palace
New York Theatre
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Look and Learn Answers Quiz by A C Gordon
The Great Emancipator was Abraham Lincoln. The poison plant is the Calabar bean. Fish can close their eyes. The pound is worth about 4.86 U S dollars. The U S bought Alaska from Russia. Yesterday’s questions covered Goethe, molasses, the Big Four railroads, fuses, and Lake Titicaca.
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U. S
Russia
Weimar
Arkansas Women Promote Boxing Under Legion Sponsorship
Hot Springs Arkansas reports that Arkansas women plan boxing promotion after a legal change allowing matches under patriotic organizations. The Joseph Pollard Chapter of the United Daughters of 1812 will offer a boxing card through allied groups, expanding activity in the sport.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
American Legion
Joseph Pollard
United Daughters of 1812
Daily English Word Lesson: Peremptory Use and Examples
A compact note on precise usage of veracity and truth, common mispronunciations like radiator, and frequent misspellings such as physiology. It defines synonyms for peremptory as positive decisive and final and offers guidance to enrich vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
City News Update on Local Events and Incidents
Charlie Howes is gaining weight as coal dealers report heavy orders. Jessie and Nelle Blythe return from New Mexico and the Grand Canyon. Doc Demond suffers from injuries after a Tuesday night wagon accident hit by a motor car. Jim Wan is fined $100 and jailed 30 days for drunk driving. Ryan pleads guilty and faces state charges.
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Charlie Howes
Jessie
Nelle Blythe
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Doc” Demond
Tie
Jim Wan
Grover Allison
Ryan
Don’t Get Up Nights Relief Touts Keller Lithiated Buchu
D W Jones of Pratt Kansas reports in the Pratt Union that after spending hundreds on relief he found benefit from Keller's Lithiated Buchu. He says he previously woke 66 or 7 times nightly due to bladder irritation and notes the product costs 25 cents a tablet, available at Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio or Walters Drug Store Walters.
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D. W. Jones
Nature
N. Main St
Pratt
Kans
The
Pratt Union
Keller
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
T. V. Byrne
Walters Drug Store
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