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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1927
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces its publication details for 1927 including ownership, editorial staff, and Associated Press affiliation. The issue notes combined publication with the Amarillo Daily News on Sundays and lists subscription rates and edition timings.
The piece questions whether longer life, now extended by medical advances, truly adds value. It argues that real living comes from inner fulfillment and daily meaningful work, not merely longer days, and urges using extra years wisely while thanking doctors for extended lifespans.
Captain Amundsen will come to Amarillo on February 24 bringing talk of a second North Pole and a dramatic airship flight across the Arctic. The Globe highlights his stature in science and history and promises a memorable auditorium appearance amid Amarillo’s notable events.
Chicago’s mayor directs mounted police to replace horses with motorcycles provoking public protest. Citizens fear loss of the city’s horse-ridden image as the issue potentially influences the coming mayoral campaign.
In a hot sea outing, William Aiden saves Rose Abbott after she nearly drowns, earning her claim for a reward. Tensions flare as Rose rebukes him for a rude remark and he defends his family lineage from Hydeport, setting a tense, personal confrontation aboard a fishing dory.
Addison S. Foy sixty five, of Hutchins, died when his car struck a concrete bridge near Dallas. He owned in heater and ventilator business. survived by widow and four sons. The item notes a fatal auto crash near the bridge and lists Foy's occupation and survivors.
Sir William Orpen paid 10000 dollars for a Sargent painting found in a shabby Bond Street frame. The work, depicting a Spanish peasant woman, is praised as the master’s finest and a labor of love with intense feeling and soulful representation.
A Tulsa World editorial argues mankind faces a revived anti religious mood with modernist trends and distrust of churches. Letters echo concern about marriage, youth cynicism, and shifting social norms as world events from China to Russia spark public debate.
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