Amnestied North China Prisoners Walk Free
Dictator Chang Tso-lin issues a general amnesty as hundreds of inmates in Peking are released. Soviet liaison Madam Borodin and others hope for broader inclusion though some communists are exempted. Reports note her well kept cell and interest in physical culture amid detention.
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Peking
China
Chang Tso-lin
Madam Borodin
Madame Borodin
Michael
Chicago
Ecencmal
Imperial Palace
Russian unions elect Tomsky honorary sharpshooter
Michael Tomsky, chairman of the All-Russian Council of Professional Unions with eight million members, is elected honorary sharpshooter by the Supreme Council of Physical Culture. He backed militarization of unions during the wartime scare, promoting rifle training and fiery public campaigns.
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Associated
Preas
Moscow
Michael Tomsky
All-Russian Council of Professional Unions
Supreme Council of Physical Culture
Tomsky
Russia
Silver Kid Slippers Redefine Evening Wear
Fashion note describes silver kid slippers with very high heels and narrow decorative straps as a chic alternative to brocades in evening attire. The piece highlights elegance and modern flair in formal footwear trends.
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Chie
Ladies Apron and Girls Dress Patterns in 1927 1928 Book
The advertisement lists pattern cuts for a ladies apron in one size medium and a girls dress in four sizes with yardage needs for cretonne plain material facing binding and braid. It invites orders with 15 cents in stamps or silver for The Globe-News pattern book.
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Globe-News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mrs. Preston A Carter Honored At Amarillo Bridge Party
Mrs. T. E. Johnson hosted a Monday bridge party at 1209 West Nineteenth Street to honor Mrs. Preston A. Carter of Monett Missouri. Four tables played with Mrs. B. C. Bloodworth of Olney high scorer and Mrs. Charlie M. Hall consolation. a two course luncheon followed. Readership includes numerous local residents and visiting relatives from Amarillo and other towns.
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Preston A. Carter
Monett, MO
Monett
Missouri
T. E. Johnson
West Nineteenth Street
B. C. Bloodworth
Olney
Charlie M. Hall
Mesdames FE
C. Greer
M. D. Oliver
F. W. Mize
H. G. Cole
W. S. Izzard
Olin F. Hardy
W. C. Rhodes
H. G. Maxfield
Llano Estacado DAR Executive Meeting Held At Kilgore Home
Llano Estacado Chapter D of the American Revolution holds an executive session at 807 East Twentieth street with regent Mrs. Charlie Kilgore presiding. The group discussed 1927-1928 year books and study plans with Mrs. G S McLellan leading the committee and assistants Mamie McDonald and Mrs E H Reedy. Officers present include honorary regent Mrs Avery Turner and members Mrs Kilgore, Mrs Albert Bivins, Mrs G B McLellan, Mrs L P Bell, John K Boyce, J M Webb, and J I Kendick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Kilgore
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Avery Turner
Albert Bivins
G. 8. McLellan
L. P. Bell
John K. Boyce
J. M. Webb
J. I. Kendick
Garden Party for John Alden C. A. R. Held Monday
Mrs. Jack Wheatley hosted a garden party for the John Alden chapter of Children of the American Revolution at 804 West Seventeenth Street. Miss Margaret Collins read aloud and Miss Gail Bivins played a piano solo as ice cream and cake followed the lawn activities. The chapter has over sixty members and is sponsored by Llano Estacado C. A. R. with Eula Lee McKnight as junior president. Also noted is the Thompson family returning from an extended visit to Colorado.
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Jack Wheatley
John Alden
Children of the American Revolution
West Seventeenth Street
Margaret Collins
Gail Bivins
Llano Estucndo
Embertons Visit Amarillo Amid Flemington Ties
Mr and Mrs G C Emberton of Flemington Missouri arrived in Amarillo Saturday night for a visit with relatives and friends showcasing travel between small Midwest towns.
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G. C. Emberton
Flemington
Missouri
Amarillo
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Genuine Bayer Tablet Packs
The advertisement claims genuine Bayer Aspirin is proven safe by millions and prescribed for colds headache toothache neuritis and rheumatism. It stresses Bayer branding on packages and tablets and notes handy boxes of 12 cost a few cents with bottles of 24 and 100 also sold by druggists.
California Fig Syrup promises gentle cleansing for children
A vintage advertorial urging mothers to give California Fig Syrup to babies and children for a pleasant taste that cleanses the liver and bowels. It warns to request the genuine product with printed directions and to insist on the California name to avoid imitation syrups.
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California
Social Guests and Family Visits Reported in City Notes
Warehouse foreman to retail area. Mr and Mrs Snyder of Indiana are guests of Mrs. Harry Schwartz at the Schwartz Dress shop. Mr and Mrs C H Wileman returned from Erick Carnegie and Chickasha Oklahoma where they visited relatives over the weekend. Mrs Floyd Studer and daughters Carolyn and Frances of 2416 Washing
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Carlamae Johnson
Dr. Launders
Dallas
Oda Stobbs
Amarillo Business College
John N. James
C. V. Woolly
Muleshoe
Dorset Carter
Oklahoma City
Seminole
Squab Phillips
Lubbock
Wiley Pollard
O. O. Phillips
Reinheimer
Baum
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Harry Schwarte
Fred Dubbs
Bristow
Walter Dubbs
J. M. Saunders
Pampa
Amarillo
Yellowstone Park
Jed Claridy
Rory Armstrong
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company
Houston
Albert Darber
W. F. Becktold
Fort Worth
Ruth Norfleet
Hale Center
Misa Bonnie Hudgins
Dessie Gater
Cuervo
New Mex
Ico
Hiitdred
Mark Allen
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Misa Beas Ellison
Jimmie Manatt
C. R. Bagwell
Misa Ona Bagwell
Los Angeles
Floydada
California
George Bush
Mrs. Snyder
Indiana
Harry Schwartz
Schwartz Dress Shop
C. H. Wileman
Erick, Carnegie
Floyd Studer
Carolyn
Frances
Illiteracy Rates Highlight Global Regions
The text notes a journey from Ton Street to Mamy by Tennessee and Mississippi to visit relatives for about thirty days. It compares illiteracy levels, citing Natal at 94.8 percent and Egypt and Guatemala at 92.7 percent.
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Natal
Africa
Egypt
Guatemala
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Chang Tso Lin
John Goette
International News Service
Legion of Death
M.fp
M. G. Emberton
Harrison Street
H. FE. Ford
Nevada
G. H. Hattenbach
Memphis
B. M. Roberts
W. J. Satterwhite
Colorado
M. T. Whitman
Willis and
Harlan
Liberal
Kansas
L. S. Hobbs
Taylor Street
Elliott Hatch
Breckenridge
Velma Holland
P. A. Zehringer Jewelry Company
Billie Keen
D. Guy Owens
Santa Ana
Judge L. Gough
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
Plainview
Farm Bureau
Minnie Gottlehalg
Cloudcroft
New Mexico
Earl G. Ellander
Acme Brick Company
Waco
Gilbert Smith
Elva Rhea Lawhon
Dorothy
D. Bridges
Taylor
Jo Elia Vaughan
Modell Watson
The
Terrell Laboratories
L. R. Hagy
Hagg and Harrington
D. L. McDonald and Son
Dayton
van Wert
Ohio
BAYER
Cumhaca
Grace E. Hamilton
Piano
Texas State Teachers Assn
Elizabeth Spegal-Morris
Tyler St
Polk St
Alaskan Fur Factory
Krank
Paris
New York
Sal
FOX
Polk
Marsalis
Glenn Piano
Bowle St
Elyina Place
Jackson St
Buchanan St
Texas State Music Teachers’ Association
Gladys M. Glenn
Idelma Conoley
Ardath Johnson
Barneat
Fess Roe
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