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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1927
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe notes the recently organized Little Theater provides a valuable outlet for latent dramatic talent and quality entertainment. The piece praises the first play as an excellent production and urges further cultural events to curb banditry through deterrence and community engagement.
The article argues Poland seeks a peaceful settlement with Lithuania over Vilna, a city Lithuania views as its capital. It notes a Polish general seized Vilna, later blessed by Allied powers led by France, while Lithuania refuses to accept the loss, amid an extended state of war and blocked friendly contact.
A tribute to unselfish work across professions highlights Marie Curie as a premier example. Despite potential wealth from radium, she continues research with $200,000 in radium support from American women, aiming to ease cancer suffering and advance science.
In a Kansas school a debate on the merits of installment buying pits girls against boys. Some of the grownup girls and boys have discussed the same topic beyond class.
A dispatch notes King Emmanuel of Italy enjoys poker, while warning his spending may flirt with the limit. The president proposes a federal board to manage a revolving fund for farm cooperatives to avert sinking spells.
Bond salesman Howard Warrington becomes a paying guest in the Bayne household where Holly and Margaret suffer. Margaret tries to kill herself, Warrington saves her, and romance deepens amid a web of stolen bonds, arrests, and a police watch on the house. Warrington vows to protect Holly while unraveling the truth behind Tom Bayne’s pardon and Mrs. Bayne’s schemes.
A 1927 McNaught Syndicate piece surveys Hell's Kitchen as a violent, all too American district where gangs fight openly and cops are hated. It notes harsh nicknames, a culture of male bravado, and a wary citizenry, ending with a brief on reporters and a fumbled street confrontation.
The Texas Tire Dealers association meeting in Dallas December 14 and 15 will be invited to Amarillo in 1928. E. E. McDonald of McDonald Auto Supply and Callis Jones of Jones Bros station will represent Amarillo and push the bid.
Tonight at the Nat Dance Palace China night features Morgan and Clark’s Brunswick band. Eli Hoover, manager, invites couples to join a 32 piece chinaware set prize and festive orange exterior lighting enhances the carnival mood.
Mr and Mrs Grouse endure dark days in the Green Forest as Terror the Goshawk stalks their food supply. They consider moving to avoid the predator while weighing starvation against relocation in a perilous winter.
A couple expecting a Little Stranger learn of the birth when Mr. Hobbs returns home to find three newborns. The anxious hour ends with a nurse revealing three tiny red faces as the clock signals midnight. Hobbs jokes that he avoided superstition by staying away until news arrived.
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