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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1927
Page
15
A column features readers seeking guidance on love and loyalty. Annie Laurie cautions on elopement, friendship conflicts, and aging into wiser choices while advising patience, self-respect, and respect for family.
Colonel H. C. Snyder, long in command at the Philadelphia Navy Yard Marine barracks, has been assigned to lead the detachment of sea soldiers ordered to China to reinforce corps already stationed there.
The surplice opening for blouses grows in popularity with coats adopting the style as a side line. A black and white dress features a surplice opening highlighted by a pleated white frill. An old East Anglia superstition claimed a funeral cortege’s path remained unlucky due to the devil trailing funerals.
Report from Casablanca notes the Brothers of the Coast control a 1000 mile stretch of northwest Africa from d Ifni to Port Etienne. They capture, ransom, and deter ships and aviation crews, delaying air routes between Europe and South America and forcing Moorish interpreters on French air services.
Floral silks with a gracious charm and femininity grow in use for dresses as summer approaches. The season favors light textures and refined patterns, highlighting the move toward airy, elegant outfits in contemporary wardrobes.
Solid raffia embroidery in many colors decorates pink or green kid leather purses. These dressy flats complement even the most exquisite frocks.
Santa Fe expands downtown yard with seven new switch tracks at the passenger station and improved facilities for heavy trains. Construction proceeds in the lower yards near the roundhouse and machine shop. The double track serves Amarillo from both ends as the electric control system is installed.
Freight business from oil fields and agricultural loading stations drives a construction program that promises exceptional promptness in train handling and improved distribution efficiency.
Tokyo organized the Patriotic Savings Society with semi official government backing to have every Japanese save one sen daily. If all citizens saved one sen per day, Japan’s foreign debt could be repaid in about 24 years. The article also notes the piano’s 1710 invention by Bartolomeo Christofori.
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