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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1927
Page
6
Publication details show GENE HOWE editor WILBUR C HAWK manager. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico with durations of one month three months six months and one year. Also notes circulation and department offices in Amarillo with daily and Sunday editions.
Peter Rab discovers a hidden Kingfisher den while wandering along Laughing Brook. He plans to peek inside Rattles the Kingfisher’s underground home to see how the birds bed their babies. Peter reflects on how not seeking aloud may reveal what you seek.
Danny recalls a summer scene in a house built by Rattles. He describes a queer bed not of straw feathers or leaves but of bones, specifically fish bones, to Peter who finds it odd. The tale then shifts to the next story teased as dated 1927.
The health department announces Dr. R. M. Walker will serve as city health officer with broad public approval. He is recognized for evenhanded enforcement and a preventive approach to epidemics, aiming to safeguard the community’s health through strict sanitation and disease prevention. Ty Walker is expected to be a valuable official.
A Princeton professor argues that Lincoln Jefferson Franklin and Cleveland would face college challenges today due to expense discipline and restraint. He notes genius often resists standard rules and suggests modern institutions are not inherently flawed though their methods may clash with exceptional minds.
A railway mail clerk in Auburn Washington, jealous after fourteen years of marriage, feigned illness and returned home with a revolver to shoot his wife who was with two men and a woman. The gathering was innocent, and jealousy proved his unfounded fear. The incident marks jealousy as a dangerous emotion.
The piece notes Ty Cobb as a lasting national figure who defies retirement predictions and continues to thrill fans. It recalls his picturesque deeds and a recent steal of home, suggesting children will still watch Cobb play in the future.
Hartley reveals his father will not join them at the isolated French chateau and vows to keep Doris safe from an impulsive marriage as they stay under lock and key. Doris questions his motive while the mansion’s damp grandeur and eerie quiet amplify the growing tension between them.
Rod Ner mentions imagined private radio conversations among top U S figures including Borah Coolidge Kellogg Kellogg and Knox. He recalls a Knox outburst over Mexico reporting and notes Mexico’s stable government and ambassador Tellez praised in Washington today.
A humorous 1926 strip blends a barbering world government joke with a Mississippi farm lock up and a light zoo anecdote about a quarrelsome couple. The Indiana jury note adds a fragment of whimsical history.
Doris resists an imposing suitor while Hartley vows to protect her from danger at the Count's chateau. She fantasizes a resolute rescuer as the secret service plot thickens. Travelers in Vienna may tune into special radio programs for a cost of one Austrian shilling per hour.
United Press reports on April 26 1917 as Marshal Joffre and former French high command officials confer with President Wilson and U S war and navy leaders on plans for the war effort Officials predict Congress will adopt the selective draft act amid unofficial polls.
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