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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1927

Page

3

Palm Beach Social Season Opens Early to Gay Pace

Palm Beach opens its winter social season ahead of schedule as hotels villas and shops prepare for a rush of visitors. The Breakers Everglades Club and other venues announce openings with events and a busy sports slate including golf tennis and major matches featuring Tilden Lacoste Lott Brugnon Cochet and others.

International News Service Palm Beach Fla Florida Gold Coast Everglades Club Beausts Royal Palm Way New York Wall Street Bradley's Lake Worth Palm Beach Golf Club South Florida Palm Beach Country Club Palm Beach Club Royal Ponciana Hotel Bill Tilden Manuel Alonzo George Lott Francis T. Hunter Jacques Brugnon Rene Lacoste Jean Borotra Henri Cochet

Police Cheer as Amarillo Tree Brings Christmas Joy

Patrolman Thomas Bush led a Christmas tree project with Amarillo units and the First National Bank. About 1,500 children received presents and cheer, with W. H. Fuqua and the bank supplying candy oranges and supporting future needs.

Thomas Bush Bush Amarillo W. H. Fuqua First National Bank Fuqua

Quiet Christmas Repeats Blotter: Sixteen Arrests

Chief H L Gaither labeled Christmas day as quiet after a morning police blotter showing sixteen arrests. Most were drunks, aligning with the usual daily total for the area.

H. L. Gaither

Longevity Ratio Says Women Outnumber Men by Centenarian Age

A population statement notes that for every three men reaching 100 years, five women reach that age, highlighting gender disparity in longevity.

U S Air Mail Plans Service At G O P Meet

U S Air Mail plans unprecedented service for the Republican National convention in Kansas City next June. Air mail could deliver pictures and reports within twenty minutes of deposit. Newspapers prepare special wires and agencies arrange coverage. city readies with cleanup and new hotel stocks. A department store’s large order after withholding convention funds signals brisk demand.

International News Service Kansas City United States Air Mail Service C. F E. Fleming National Air Transport Inc New York San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Republican National Committee

Lindbergh Plans Central America Flight For Next Mission

Col Charles A Lindbergh spent December 26 studying maps for a planned goodwill flight to Central American capitals and Havana Cuba. He planned to test the Spirit of St Louis and prepare the aircraft for a Wednesday hop off to Guatemala while staying with his mother at the American embassy.

Associated Press Mexico City Charles A. Lindbergh Central America Havana Cuba Lone Eagle St. Louia Guatemala New York Paris Washington Embassy Morrow

Plane crash quip turns tragedy into joke

In a humorous exchange a reporter asks if the crash reveals sins, and a movie actress quips that they only fell two miles, turning a dire moment into a wry remark.

She My Grandmother Weighed Two Pounds at Birth

The fragment recalls a grandmother born weighing two pounds and describes astonishment at the fragile birth and the reaction of those present.

Just in Time First Doctor and Patient Tale

A witty exchange presents a physician recalling a first patient who paid the bill before dying. The second doctor remarks the patient’s payment as evidence of luck in a morbid quip. The brief conversation reflects black humor from Le Moustique.

Fresno State Co Ed Mascot Reveals Harsh Gila Monster

Fresno California December 23 The Associated Press reports Fresno State College students adopt the gila monster as their mascot noting its fierce reputation in a lighthearted cultural display. The piece compares it to Yale bulldog Princeton tiger and Army mule while noting local college spirit.

Fresno Calif Yale Princeton Tiger Army Mule Califor

Cities bid for third annual Virginia Carolina Peanut Exposition

International News Service reports North Carolina and Virginia cities vie to host the third Virginia Carolina Peanut Exposition after Windsor and other sites held previous shows. Chicago also making an bid.

Rinston N.C Tkte Windsor Yorma Aga Ahowkie Raliows North Carolina Aod Virginia Chicago

Avicona Desert Creature Joins De George Biology Staff

A strange reptile dubbed a blinker pattern for Navajo equinws is described as joining the De George F Mae Cinitie biology department. It reportedly feeds on a young chick, displays a deadly disposition, and can live six months on tail fat during scarce times.

Avicona de George F Mae Cinitie Mildred Reeder

Motor Vehicle Speed Rule Cited in Early England Ruling

A fragment from a 19th century report notes speed limits for motor vehicles set at four miles per hour and mentions related discussions about vehicle damage and responsibility. The passage reflects early efforts to regulate motor traffic and assign fault in minor collisions.

FEO England

Lete's Pyarrhel Remudy Promoted at City Drug Store

A dubious advertisement touts Lete's Pyarrhel Remudy as durable and effective for dental relief. The notice claims strong results and urges purchase at City Drug Store, with no evidence or credible medical support.

City Drug Store

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