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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1927

Page

4

Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Subscriptions

The item lists publication details for the Amarillo Globe, founders and editors, and subscription rates. It notes publication evenings except Saturday, in combination with Amarillo Daily News on Sundays, with staff names Gene Howe and Wilbur C. Hawk and references to Associated Press use. Rates shown include carrier and mail options for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.

Amarillo Texas Globe-News Publishing Co 6Th and Fillmore BY Mail Oklahoma New Mexico

The Garbage Controversy At City Health Meeting

The City Health Department argues with private collectors McGuinn and Pryor over missed pickups and container rules. The piece urges strict route checks by a city inspector and enforcement of the garbage ordinance to prevent sanitation problems as summer approaches.

City Health Department McGuinn Pryor

Proposed Amarillo City Hall Courthouse Plan Considered

Lawyer L. J. Roach proposes a combined city hall and courthouse in Amarillo if the auditorium quarters are freed for the chamber of commerce and related groups. The idea hinges on whether the city uses the auditorium wing or relocates to a new block.

Potter Count Amarillo L. J. Roach Tulsa Roach Chamber of Commerce Legion Home

Mussolini Supports Naples Sculptor Gemito Revival

In Naples a white bearded Vincenzo Gemito, once Italy’s leading sculptor, resumes work after 25 years of mental illness. The government grants 100000 lire to sustain his art, a policy attributed to Mussolini. The piece notes how such acts color views of political oppression and history.

Mussolini Naples Vincenzo Gemito Italy Benito Mussolini

Private Beach Divide Shapes Hydeport Social Rift

A young native recalls the arrival of wealthy summer residents in Hydeport and the creation of a private beach by Henry Abbott, father of Rose Abbott. Tensions rise as natives resent patrician visitors while attempting to profit from them, and the narrator contemplates bettering himself to win Rose.

Moses Swift Rose Abbott United States Hydeport Henry Abbott New York Abbott Rose of the World Strand America Opportunity Presto Boston

Germany Pays $520 Million in Reparations So Far

A Paris report by American Commercial Attache Chester L. Jones covers the Dawes plan's first two years through October 1. Germany has delivered 71,000,000 gold marks in kind including coal products and chemicals to France, with coal and coal products remaining the largest share.

International News Service New York France Chester L. Jones Paris Germany Jones Great Britain

Chatterer the Red Squirrel Plans Hidden Beechnuts

Chatterer the Red Squirrel discovers a stash of beechnuts, deduces a thief, and carefully hides the nuts under hemlocks while plotting a nighttime surprise. He checks storehouses and prepares a safe plan before returning home, then resumes waiting.

Chatterer the Red Squirrel Chatterer Red Squirrel

Fashion Dispatches and Urban Oddities Cited

The column surveys era curiosities from monkey gland studies to alimony debates and wallpaper trends. It notes Fort Worth street disorder, specialized graphic arts training in Batavia, and a journalist opening a Polk Street stand. It adds social curiosities from Hollywood hair to Eskimo styles in Alaska.

Batavia, Illinois A. F. Stripp Printers Buffalo Frank Capwell Alogious Tack Polk Street

Castoria Endorsed by Physicians for Babies

Mother! Fletcher's Castoria has been used for over 30 years as a safe substitute for Castor Oil Teething Drops and soothing syrups. Contains no narcotics. Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it. The genuine bears signature of

Fletcher

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THE Amarillo Globe Gene Howe Wilbur C. Hawk Associated Press Tae News-Globe Ameenen China Gese Burge By Thornton W. Burgess Timmy the Flying Squirrel T. W. Burgess Congressional Fort Worth Mississippi Hollywood Los Angeles Max Ernest Miller Alaska George Washington King Syiuth Ministry of England Washington W. E. Woodward Mann North Fillmore
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