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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1927
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe News prints a Christmas meditation urging open hearts and hands, cherishing family and friends, and carrying the spirit of kindness into the New Year. The editorial emphasizes love, selflessness, and shared happiness as essential season values.
Jennie Lynch has taught at one New York City school for fifty years. She began as a pupil and followed her lifelong dream to educate. Despite hardships from unruly students and critical parents, she maintained humor, patience, and devotion, deeming teaching a noble life’s work.
The piece ridicules the idea of a universal prosperity measure by Yale economist Irving Fisher’s “standard family” of five earning 2300 a year, noting such a unit does not exist in reality. It also comments on Alsace, framing it as a borderland loved by France but resented by Frenchmen, with a wry political angle.
James Cox announces he will accuse his sister in law of taking bonds from a house and selling them. He learns the woman is dead and cannot defend herself, while District Attorney Phelps pursues new leads. Lyell reports Tom Bayne died after giving a deposition, shifting focus to Cox and Warrington.
In Chicago a deformed newborn known as Baby Cullen was given a death decree by Dr. Martin Schupman and died after three days of water only. The case sparked a heated debate among physicians, clergy, and civic leaders over parental rights and society’s duty, with an open verdict from the coroner's jury.
Diary style column details a morning search for a lost parrot with a neighbor, a sighting by a policeman, and the bird sulking under a bathtub. The writer then recounts a day in New York with theatre chatter, socialites, and observations of Broadway life and actors.
Bright electric blue gown features large pale blue stones outlining the hem and embroidery on the bodice as fashion notes highlight Palm Beach style.
Brussels shows a beaded collarette lace collar as an alternative to a scarf for stylish evening wear. The piece blends beads with fine lace to create a decorative neck accessory suitable for formal occasions.
In a Christmas morning tale, Farmer Brown's Boy rescues Whitefoot the wood mouse from Black Pussy. He builds a winter home in the Old Orchard, placing a wrenhouse and seeds for Whitefoot, who accepts the gift and settles in to rest for the season. The scene closes with Whitefoot choosing to stay in his new home.
A polished young man visits a traveling circus manager offering to perform in the ring. He cites diverse skills from golf to rowing and insists he can learn a stunt but the manager finds no suitable slot. He explains his motive is to shame his quarrelling family.
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