Newspaper Masthead and pricing from August 19 1927 page
Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Hawk lead the paper with Associated Press rights. The section lists subscription rates for Amarillo by carrier and mail, including daily and Sunday editions, with prices for one month three months six months and one year. It is dated Friday August 19 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Morbid souvenir hunters eyed by Bath readers
Psychologists question why crowds seek disaster scenes and torture. Bath Michigan residents endured sightseers who tore into wreckage, braved homes of families, and pried for relics from the May tragedy and Andrew Kehoe’s bombing. The piece condemns such conduct as savagery and moral decay.
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Bath
Michigan
Coolidge
San Francisco
Andrew Kehoe
AERIAL SIGNPOSTS ARRIVE
The Federal Department of Agriculture highway bureau begins installing uniform aerial route markers to replace uneven local fingerposts. The commerce department seeks nationwide standardization in air signposting with guidance from Washington’s bureau of aeronautics. Co operation from communities is urged to improve pilot safety and reduce navigation hazards.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Highway Bureau
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Aeronautics
Washington
Chambers of Commerce
Notable Newspaper Pastiche Mixes Glamour with Old Satire
A lively collage mirrors a 20th century cafe scene with a blonde belle and a playful critique of postwar manners. It shifts to wartime memories in Paris and a humorous riff on morals, fashion shifts, and fishing lore, ending with a mock rules page about liars and tall tales.
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Hindy Dinky
Parley Vous
Buddy
Cafe Nationale
Rue de Toot Toot
Celeste
Joan
Marie
Ma Adelon
Madelon
Mademoiselle
Armentieres
Legion
Paris
Sonia Finds Courage After a Fatal Affair in San Francisco
Sonia recounts a tangled love triangle involving Franklin Crane Walter Henderson and Don Stillwater. After a car wreck and a murder confession Sonia nearly loses her life to poison but regains self respect and faces an annulment while continuing to live with Don and await their baby.
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Sonia Marsh
Franklin Crane
San Francisco
Walter Henderson
Berkeley
Don Stillwater
Crane
Don
Berlin
Sonia
Stockton
Henderson
Bay
Marin County
Sam Marsh
Jed Thomas
Ced Ho
West Texas Chamber of Commerce delegates to Wellington meeting
Amarillo expects large delegation at the West Texas Chamber of Commerce district convention in Wellington next Thursday. B Frank Bennett reports good road conditions and a comfortable trip with a program featuring President J A Hill and B M Whitaker. Sonia's health improves as the narrative hints at the next chapter.
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Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Wellington
B. Frank Bennett
Agricultural Department
The
West Texas Chamber l of Commerce
Farmer Brown's Boy Hesitates Near Bear Cub Trap
Farmer Brown's Boy spots Mrs. Bear with cubs and finds one cub caught between roots. He wrestles with the urge to help, fearing a bear reaction and his own exposure, while Mrs. Bear eyes him warily. The scene ends with his indecision as the wind changes.
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Farmer Brown
Blacky the Crow
Sammy Jay
Buster Bear
Mother Bear
Mrs. Bear
My Favorite Stories by Carolyn Wells
A summer hotel fire condemns a redheaded Irish waitress named Maggie who jumps from a tower to escape. She lies near death as her mother weeps, then Maggie surprisingly stirs and proclaims she is not dead, while the doctor confirms her death. The mother scolds in strong dialect.
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Carolyn Wells
Maggie
Max
Political Snippets and Quips From 1927 Commentary
A collection of satirical remarks on people and events of the era. Observations touch on Renaming mountains, European tastes, a freed American held by bandits for $100, New York storms, Lindy returning to college, De Valera’s oath, possible annexation in the Philippines, and the 1928 White House race.
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de Valera
George
Philippines
U.S
Ambassadors Career Hardships in the Diplomatic Corps
The Hon. Joseph C. Grew, new ambassador to Turkey, rose from a wealthy family to a tough foreign service career. His early travels and trials illustrate the hardships faced by diplomats, including malaria in Cairo, baggage losses, and delays that cripple colleagues dependent on salaries.
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Ambassador Grew
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Joseph C., Grew
Turkey
McGrew
Grew
Croton
Harvard
India
Lahore
Kashmir
Himalayas
Baltistan
Straits of Malacca
Penang
Malay Peninsula
Perak
Foreign Service
Bombay
Australia
Tasmania
New Zealand
Cey
Lon
China
Japan
United States
Egypt
Young
Cairo
Bellamy Storer
Austria- Hungary
Grews
Roosevelt
Vienna
Mexico City
Mexico
Italy
France
Vera Cruz
Mrs. Grew
St. Petersburg
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P&ainly
Qwney Geoghan
Vida Hurst
Mrs. Stillwater
Aua
Mt. Blane
T. W. Burgess
Mt. Mussolini
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Lindy
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