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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1928
Page
6
Fragmented OCR reads about Gene Howe publisher and editor and a general manager with garbled text. No clear events, dates, or locations are discernible.
After a perilous night securing architectural plans and money, Jerry and Saxon reunite amid rain and risk. They discuss career, marriage, and independence, affirming their love and shared dream as Methurst College awards a joint prize.
Chatterer clings to a birch while Cubby Bear shakes the tree. A sudden snap sends Chatterer flying, Cubby misses, and Chatterer lands on his feet. Two bobcat kittens watch from a log as Chatterer escapes into a ground hole. Copyright 1928.
A McClure's article summarizes B C Forbes findings on the ages of 50 top business leaders. Only 1 are under 40, 10 are 40–50, 21 are 50–60, and 15 are over 60, challenging the idea that youth drives greatest success.
Little Abie asks his father what ethics are and the scene frames a teaching moment about honesty. The father explains a moral choice about keeping or sharing excess money from a clothing sale.
The American Nature Association proposes a public vote on a national flower with candidates including the Violet Blackeyed Susan Columbine Goldenrods Aster and the Wild Blue Phlox. Women’s clubs and schools are urged to express opinions as the project is pitched as an educational fall term study.
Diary style notes from New York August mixed with social satire. The writer visits Henry Wales and Will Hoge, observes a police car scene, and recalls a home made bean offer. He describes glamorous parties with Urban and Byrd, then contrasts English and New York social scenes and celebrity harassment. Exclusive apartments admit long wait lists and thorough tenant investigations.
The piece argues good sportsmanship begins at home with mothers modeling calm behavior after defeats. It urges teaching children to accept losses without blame, using quiet, practical guidance and redirecting attention to happier pursuits.
A 1928 column notes how one dubious tenant can ruin an apartment building’s finances and reputation, unlike hotels where scandals are tolerated. It recalls a man tainted by a 15 yearold drunken cafe brawl and mocks the traffic at Times Square as a crossing cop warns pedestrians.
France pledges government help of 8 million dollars to build ships as shippers receive credits to modernize and expand its fleet. French yards could produce about 150000 tons annually for five years to replace aging tonnage, with seaplane ventures part of the push.
About 300 American women teachers arrived in Oxford for a conference run by four English colleges with American support. They will study sociology foreign policy and education at Oxford while enjoying Thames boating tennis golf and other activities. A New York student-teacher praised Oxford life as freer and more welcoming than in the United States. Modesty rules issued near Dinard forbid exposing attire in religious ceremonies with priests enforcing uniforms and collars buttoned.
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