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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1928
Page
8
A local column extols spring fever as a harmless malady that inspires daylight strolls and conversation with strangers. It imagines a town with everyone taking a spontaneous holiday, noting moments of clarity and renewed appreciation of life despite productivity decline.
A narrator compares Manuel the statue worshiper in Honolulu to the American dream of democracy coming to life. The piece argues nations obstruct progress, yet faith endures that democracy will move from symbol to living force, thanks to courageous individuals and collective effort.
The note suggests a beggar held in New York with three wives as a humorous preface to broader commentary. It then ponders future arrests with three wives as potential news and contrasts winter’s end with spring’s arrival fading to a yawn while remarking on Congressmen avoiding Col Lindbergh’s ride with flights of eloquence.
Jill Justin, a young ultra modern girl, is kidnapped by auto bandits and rescued by Jack Stuart. They marry, have twins, and face jealousy, a tungsten mine deal, and unexpected visitors as Nita Ravelle and Le Tarte complicate their life with deception and danger. The pair endure a perilous abduction and a tense attempt at escape.
Diary style column recounts a New York day in 1928 with walks along West Street and the Battery, theater chatter, bootlegger studios, first-nighter lore, robes in hotels, and a revealing scene of a dramatic rescue. The narrative blends city life, arts, and a thriller fragment with Emery and Jack Stuart.
The scene features Jack Ryan and Nita Ravelle in a locked apartment as criminals Emery and Pete outline a high risk double action theft. A plan unfolds to coerce a bank withdrawal while a breakfast courier and a masked gang member stand guard. The cliffhanger ends with promises of more to come.
In a Green Forest tale, Scrapper the Kingbird reveals to Bobby Coon that Kinky the Kinkajou has a tongue as long as his tail for the same purpose as his tail. Bobby, curious about distant Racoon relatives in Panama, hears how Kinky uses his tongue to reach honey and cracks in trees.
Delaware Ohio April 2 United Press reports the death of Sen Frank B Willis Ohio’s favorite son candidate for the Republican presidential nomination He will lie in state at the Gray chapel Ohio Wesleyan University with a military escort before services Tuesday Hundreds of townspeople paid respects as Willis died Friday night Analysts expect national and state leaders to attend the funeral tomorrow
Export of caviar and dried fish from the Caspian Sea is expected to return to prewar levels with the Russo-Persian company. Three Persian directors join three Russian directors under a fisheries accord. The Caspian harvests support a large population and Bahrain and Lingah are noted centers of related pearl and fisheries activity.
Morimasca Itagaki, grandson of Count Tai suke Itagaki and supporter of Minseito, is disowned by his Itagaki family for joining a party opposed to the grandfather’s organization. The Sei yukai party traces to that group in Japan’s liberal movement.
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