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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1928
Page
6
In this essay the author argues machines house a machine soul shared by inventors like Pupin Bell Whitney and Fulton. He contends idealists, not materialists, drive progress and that makers of machines shaped a new civilization beyond old standards.
An Amer ican Foundation backed appeal urges President Coolidge to reopen consideration of the United States joining the World Court of International Justice. The piece argues U S involvement would codify laws and promote peace, noting favorable public opinion and past reservations that hindered admission.
In a crowded scene Stephanie recounts a border crossing by plane from San Antonio and reveals a cruel hoax about Mr Hammond. Rod offers quiet support as she recalls danger, disappearance, and a lonely, exhausted return to a silent house with him waiting in the library.
A New York column momentarily catalogues street scenes and personalities from Manhattan venues and passersby, noting social drivers like celebrity housing bursts and celebrity patrons. It links urban gaiety with a shift in real estate allure and hints at a broader cultural undercurrent.
A World War I era vignette relates a company commander in France losing contact with left support and a messenger who zigzagged to avoid fire. The tale blends memory and the siege of the Argonne with a humorously tragic punch line about zigzagging.
Peter sits on spring-hole ice to prank Jerry Muskrat but cracks the thin ice. He plunges into cold water and struggles as the ice breaks beneath him. The scene ends with Peter barely escaping and the tale shifting to the next story.
John Liddell Vernon Liddell and Claude Andrews face murder charges in the Love County National Bank robbery that killed Sheriff Sam Long in Marietta Oklahoma. A preliminary hearing for Wes Croy and James Mathers on loot retention allegations is postponed to February 20 amid claims of political frame up.
England's 1927 dog census reports 59,388 dogs registered, up from 16,? in 1920. Pekinese remain favored, about one seventh are Alsatians, Dashhund resurges in popularity, and Greyhounds gain prominence beyond racing.
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