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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1927
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details and subscription rates. It lists editors and managers, advertising notes, and carrier and mail options for daily and Sunday editions with regional pricing.
In a reflection on urban improvement, the article argues that paving Borger’s main street will boost civic energy and beautification. It links street modernization to better conduct, replacing the old rough oil-drenched thoroughfare and lurid headlines with a more orderly, attractive community image.
Abraham Krotoshinsky, a New York veteran who saved the lost battalion in the Forest de la Bouche or Bouvonne during the Argonne offensive, is named eligible for appointment in the general executive service by executive order. The report notes his valor under fire and the limited public acknowledgment it received.
A two year survey by a minister declares Cleveland the most cultured city in the United States due to spending 1.39 per capita on library maintenance. He notes New York spends only 40 to 50 cents per year per person on new books and tells a parable about a rich man requesting “fifty two feet of books” to question whether book ownership alone defines culture.
The piece contrasts British courts with American ones citing kleptomania cases among rich women and a porter who stole 18 cents receiving three months in prison. It critiques reporting on young drivers and suggests kindergarten driving programs as a proposed remedy. It ends noting Mr Hearst could be persuaded to bribe a senator without an offer.
Warrington is released and returns to a changed home on Kelsey Street. James Cox runs the family with pride while Holly and Warrington struggle to define their relationship as James schemes to unite them. A dinner with Mr Steinfeldt culminates in a proposal: Warrington will take a manager role if Holly agrees to marry.
New York reports the fifty fifty marriage concept persists among creative artists led by Fannie Hurst and others. Separate apartments and mutual independence appear among Hendrick Van Loon Frances Goodrich and peers with mixed success noted in divorce courts and social life.
Whitefoot the wood mouse avoids returning to the Green Forest after Farmer Brown’s Boy gifts him a new house in an apple tree. He discovers food, weighs leaving, but a looming shadow and an owl’s voice from the roof keep him in place through Christmas night.
The newlywed couple James Mason and Penny Popsy Maisie share a playful domestic scene about mending habits. He secretly repairs her torn frocks to gently teach tidiness, while she responds with affection and adds more work for him to mend.
The New York American reports J Pierpont Morgan is set as chairman of the United States Steel Corporation replacing the late Elbert H Gary. James A Farrell would be chief executive officer and Myron C Taylor chair of the finance committee. Morgan’s role is described as largely nominal and an arbiter on key issues.
Moscow officials promote simplification of Russian language by removing quotation marks and semicolons and by standardizing adjective declension with nouns. Proposed cuts include reducing letters from thirty five to thirty two and eliminating two pronunciation signs. The measures aim to save time and resources and ease schooling for children.
Police link a Cisco robbery to a Throckmorton county incident where gunfire fatally wounded one bandit and killed a Police Chief G E Bedford. Kidnapping of Claude Wylie near Moran prompts man and woman suspects held in Albany for investigation as a nationwide search continues.
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