04 Aug 1927
Page 14
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
14
The Bluebird siblings wait for a bath at Farmer Brown's yard and discover a blue rival in the dish on the clothesline. The mistaken identity question unsettles a young Bluebird as they watch a stranger join the family’s bath.
The Amarillo Globe lists the Business Department and Circulation Department contact numbers 4788 and 46768 for reader inquiries and service requests.
The Pictorial Review features Mareel Farnham, winner of a 10000 prize for her first novel Rebellion. Ed Howe writes a tributing letter praising his daughter’s growth from a child of twelve to a celebrated author. Governor Brooks and the Brooks family are referenced in reminiscences of Wyoming ranch days.
Sonia Marsh after a tumultuous return seeks her old job with Jed Thomas Real Estate Co. Thomas rejects her, Crane comforts her, and she contemplates life with him as she recalls past betrayals and family secrets. She resumes canvassing in San Francisco while her bold plan unfolds.
Gertrude Pickett aged 17 of Dallas says she holds the state’s queerest job as a lumber company “prospector” seeking potential customers. She travels to locate likely buyers and pitches lumber sales.
In Vernon Texas two separated sisters, Mrs. S. E. Collins and Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, meet by chance while temps soar above 100 degrees. They had believed the other was dead since 35 years apart. Hamilton moved in four years ago, Collins five months ago, living within blocks of each other.
Former Illinois governor Frank C. Lowden arrived in Chicago to talk with friends about politics after receiving a telegram from his summer home in Alexandria Bay New York. He refused to commit to a presidential candidacy and stated no man has ever run away from the presidency.
A supporter expresses longing for the success of a student author and asks for help getting her first piece read at school. He recalls praising her earlier work titled Rebellion and hopes for a favorable verdict now, noting her first essay was My Father delivered by a schoolgirl.
Eighteen Vera Cruz police officials have been held for trial on a murder charge. The report contrasts Mexican officials with Canton and cites a satirical note on archeology and global affairs.
Instructions advise hanging stockings by the toes to keep their shape and drying light shades in the shade to prevent distortion.
Washington August 4 The dry wet battle over prohibition grows chaotic yet persistent as the Anti-Saloon League fights to prevent a wet candidate while planning a large pamphlet campaign against Al Smith. The conflict centers on enforcement strength and party strategy amid grim forecasts for repeal.
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