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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1927
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe announces its publishing details for 1927 including founders, editors, and staff roles. It explains association with the Amarillo Daily News, office address at 6th and Fillmore, and subscription rates for various terms in the region.
A 1925 AA A study shows United States motorists face far higher death rates at grade crossings than in France and Great Britain. US fatalities would be far lower with better protection, gates, watchmen, and signals at crossings.
A special issue of two cent postage stamps will mark the Saratoga defeat of Burgoyne's army, praised as one of America's most important Revolutionary War victories. The note urges remembering Saratoga amid World War I battles like Chateau Thierry and St Mihiel.
Doris and Ivan confess love in a dim cafe as he pleads to marry her. she refuses, fearing heartbreak, while Count Romeo watches from the street. Doris drafts a cautious letter to Ivan and asks the Count to visit him, hoping for reassurance amid a tense, fate-filled evening.
A fragmented 1927 style column mixes jokes on phonographs saxophones and world affairs with a soap opera cliffhanger about Ivan's poisoning. Readers note the quirky quips about radio versus records and a continuing serial ending with a poisoning reveal.
Washington reports detail a 1869 shift in attitudes toward grape growing and wine production. The Agriculture Bureau praised wine’s social and moral benefits, noting low costs and potential for America to become a major wine country, with Europe seen as more expensive for daily consumption. An 1860s executive document asserts wine aids health and sobriety and cites Armenian fermentation history.
In this 1927 tale longlegs the heron argues with Peter Rabbit about names and identity. He laments being misnamed as a crane or stork, explains why he carries long legs, and recalls gun threats that scarred his wing while noting the perils of winter travel and hunting.
A professor and former Glee club leader tries singing to calm his baby at night. The doorbell interrupts when a new neighbor with a sick father asks them to let the child cry instead. The scene ends with humorous tension over noise.
The Great War report recalls Britain's high commission led by Balfour arriving in the United States to discuss war plans. Herbert Hoover warns victory hinges on food supplies. German forces press counterattacks on the Aisne front.
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