Globe News 1928 Amarillo front page notice brief
The Amarillo Globe publishes April 4 1928 edition with publisher Gene Howe and editor Wilbur C Hawk. It is an independent democratic newspaper printing news impartially and supporting what is right regardless of party politics.
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
the Globe
Fire Sweeps Palo Duro Canyon destroys hundreds of acres
The article laments a Palo Duro Canyon fire attributed to carelessness that destroyed cedar groves and brush. It contrasts public responsibility with personal neglect and recalls historic surrender at Appomattox and the enduring heroism of Robert E. Lee. The piece links to the Stone Mountain memorial and the idea that defeat can coexist with lasting stature.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Animal and Bird Kingdom
Palo Duros
Appomattox
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Lee
Wilhelm
Germany
America
Stone Mountain Memorial
Don’t gamble with savings in wild stock market swings
The article warns that the stock market’s frenzy tempts small savers to plunge for quick gains, but advises leaving money in the bank as a safer option despite potential profits or losses. It also notes French talk of trading West Indies islands for debt relief and questions its value to the US, suggesting even small islands might be better than nothing.
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Stock Exchange
France
West Indies
United States
Jack
Nita
Modern Romance Serial Returns to Victorian Stage
Jill Justin, 20, kidnapped by auto bandits and rescued by Jack Stuart, marry and raise twins before new entanglements arrive. Pat Sweeney pays 100000 for mine interests. Nita Ravelle and Professor Le Tarte arrive with schemes, causing jealousy and a secret musical chair plot that tests Jack and Jill.
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Jill Justin
Jack Stuart
Jack
Jill
Stuart
Tony Justin
Pat Sweeney
Mary
Mike
Nita Ravelle
Professor le Tarte
Mike Sweeney
le Tarte
Nita
Bearer
Debut Costs in New York Run to $100,000
Debutante outings in New York cost from ten thousand to one hundred thousand dollars covering millinery florists and hotel parties. Parents hire press agents for society editors while some debutantes marry into wealth or bohemia. many enter the matrimonial market at eighteen after studies abroad.
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New York
C. O. McIntyre
Window to Malden Church Honors Washington Ancestor
Malden New England residents plan a memorial window for All Saints church in Malden England honoring Lawrence Washington great great grandfather of George Washington. Governor Fuller will attend possibly in July as Ambassador Houghton helps arrange. The idea arose during Malden 275th anniversary celebrations.
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Malden
Mass
All Saints’ Church
England
Lawrence Washington
George Washington
Alvan T. Fuller
Ambassador Alanson
Houghton
William H. Winship
Committee of
Isaac Lothian Seymour
Washington-Sulgrave Institution of
New York
St. George
St. Nicholas
John of Arc
Concord
Middlesex County
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
America
Banana Bill the Toucan’s Feathery Tongue Revealed
Scrapper the Kingbird recounts Banana Bill’s remarkable tongue that resembles a feather, though the bill is large. Bobby Coon doubts the tale, but Scrapper insists the tongue is strangely shaped and Banana Bill is a fruit eater living in the tropics. The tale leads into More About Banana Bill.
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Scrapper
Kingbird
Bobby Coon
Banana Bill
Toucan
Tropics
Bobby
Scrapp
How to Beat the Races A New Orleans Tale
A race track observer nicknamed Bud finds fortune and comfort in New Orleans after years of hardship. He enjoys meals and a souvenir cigar as he basks in a life of casino luck and easy wins. His friend’s question about his fortunes prompts a brisk, confident boast.
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New Orleans
Bud
Canal Street
Human Race In Its Infancy Says Scientist
Dr J H Jeans of the Royal Society told the Royal Society of Arts that humanity is a three day old infant and the universe contains countless stars. He estimated earth's age around two billion years and described solar radiation melting the sun’s mass at 250 million tons per minute.
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International News Service
London
J. H. Jeans
Royal Society
Royal Society of Arts
England
Jeans
British Isles
Mauretania
Atlantic
Jeans Sair
Prisoners Buy Pistol For Generous Warden
A Beaufort County jailer, John Mitchell, received a brand new pistol from prison inmates who collected to gift him for his generosity. The article notes the weapon was expensive and mentions historical clock trivia connected to France.
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Kinston
N. C
John Mitchell
Beaufort County
Eadhhead
Mitchell
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