Atchison Daily Globe September 1 1927 front details
Atchison Daily Globe publishes with editor Gene A Howe and managing editor J K Rank and business manager W C Hawe. It notes association with Associated Press and weekly carrier rate 15 cents, annual mail rate 4. It is a second class matter from Atchison Kansas with publication details and address.
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Atchison Daily Globe
E. W. Howe
Gene A. Howe
J. K. Rank
W. C. Hawe
Atchison, Kansas
Atchison Anecdotes and Thoughts From a Local Printer
A collection of pointed aphorisms and observations from Atchison. It cites a local youth scandal, notes on temper and patience, and wry commentary about belief, gossip, and progress. The printer offers humorous and moral quips about life, marriage, and work.
Atchison aviator Heralds Roof Sign for City Airport
Cliff Messenger, an Atchison native and Denver based aviator, suggests painting Atchison in large letters on the Pillsbury mill roof to aid aviators. The Globe forwards the idea to the Chamber of Commerce as discussion of a city airport begins. Arthur Brisbane laments dogs killing sheep and questions national animal wisdom amid rural losses.
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Cliff Messenger
Atchison
Denver
Cliff
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Pillsbury Mill
Globe
Chamber of Commerce
Atechison
Promoter Defends Rodeo Advertising With Crude Claim
A Globe reporter’s objection to rodeos as institutions prompts a promoter to defend the sport by boasting about recorded accidents. He argues people would believe their advertised features if they knew the full tally of injuries and deaths from 1925. The piece suggests legal language is designed to baffle the public, while courts and lawyers seek monopoly on interpretation.
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Globe Today
Globe
Abilene Opens Rail Passenger Station This Week
A railroad passenger station costing 125000 dollars was opened at Abilene this week. The text notes a related remark about early agricultural yields of 75 bushels per acre as a context.
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Abilené
Stirring Editorial Sparks Atchison Debate
An Atchison businessman demands stirring editorials and a reporter delivers a draft critiquing local loyalty to Atchison. The piece cites John Jones and other merchants, noting shopping out of town and professional dependence on local prosperity, and ends with a quip about road hogs and a neighboring paper's comment.
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Atchison
Globe
John Jones
Atchison Goods
St. Joe
Kansas City
Joneses
Concert Promises Culture For Atchison Tonight
The Globe urges Atchison residents to attend John McKenzie's Symphony Orchestra concert at the Orpheum Theater tonight. Tickets are 25 cents, and organizers warn that high demand could fill the theater.
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Atchison
John McKenzie
Wonderful Symphony Orchestra
Orpheum Theater
Romance, divorce, and seals in a bustling county page
Ten years ago Julius and Mrs. Roar of Potter shared a loving marriage but now divorce looms over a tale of disagreement. The column then shifts to satire on Jews and Palestine, followed by a critique of circus seals and their training.
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Julius Roar
Potter
Roar
New York Day by Day on Idle Millionaire Bachelors
D C McIntyre observes Manhattan’s idle millionaire bachelors cling to celibacy while a thousand eligible daughters’ mothers vie for attention. He notes their public café life, secretive apartments, and the dangers of blackmail. Rich benefactors fund education and stage careers, often with unnamed but generous motives.
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New York
Manhattan
Rich bachelor’s idle wanderings stir hotel lobby crowd
A wealthy New York bachelor, now dead, wandered the hotel lobby talking to bell boys and clerks to escape isolation. The scene features a teetotaler actor’s te perfume and a playful take on his habits, with onlookers noting the era’s social bustle. Four witnesses describe a sensational late night brawl, though accounts vary.
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Bell
Daily English Word Lesson Aggravate Defined
A compact note explaining how to use aggravate to mean make worse or intensify. It includes a sample sentence about wind aggravating rheumatism and notes on pronunciation spelling and related terms.
Go West and Sugar Questions in Quiz Note
Answers list from a historical quiz column includes markups. The famous saying is attributed to P.T. Barnum. Commonest metal is aluminum. The five vital organs listed are heart lungs liver kidneys. Ur is not the international language. Fresh water can dip from the Atlantic in coastal areas. Sugar cane and sugar beet provide most granulated sugar. Horace Greeley urged westward expansion. The vice president is the presiding officer of the Senate. Kid gloves are commonly made from lambskin. Warsaw is the capital of Poland.
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Atlantic Ocean
Senate
Warsaw
Horace Greeley
Poland
Attics Pressure Washed and Local Notes Spark
City news item lists home improvement in Effingham and local happenings. Mentions Murray's Loans and Deer Creek ice cream promotions. Includes brief notes on a mas ai cracked collarbone and Rev A D Kolkebeck feeling better after vacation. Public Health charity appeal and Lambert's cleaning services advertised.
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Deer Creek
A. D. Kolkebeck
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