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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1927
Page
4
A Question of the Ages about Fame and Endurance Feats
The piece muses on eating contests and endurance stunts as a fever for fame. It notes 84 hot dogs in two hours and 90 cups of coffee as examples, contrasting them with marathon dances and questioning whether such feats reveal balance or a craving for recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Legion Brings Oklahoma City Bureau Officials to Panhandle
The Amarillo American Legion hosts four day visit of Oklahoma City Veterans' Bureau officials to speed claims processing for Panhandle veterans. Leaders Walter Irvin and Lewis Fields push closer bureau contact and potential Panhandle branch office, serving disabled veterans beyond Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Walter Irvin
Lewis Fields
Legion
Union Labor Prospering in Amarillo Carpenters’ New Home
The Amarillo carpenters’ union opens a modern, well-furnished meeting hall on Seventh Street paid for in full. The Globe notes union labor’s prosperity and its widespread presence among the city’s population and leading citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters of
Amarillo
Seventh Street
Carpenters’ Chapter
Carpenters
The
Globe
Cutting Down on Alimony Justice Seeks Reform
Justice Smith of the District of Columbia supreme court criticizes the practice of alimony in divorce cases. He argues many wives file for divorce to obtain support and idle living, though some suits are warranted when the wife cannot support herself. He wonders if limiting alimony to truly deserving cases would reduce filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Smith
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Harvard Defeats Yale in Pivotal Game with Defensive Stand
A Harvard substitute end recalls being benched as Yale drives to a field goal for three points. Harvard answers with tough defense and strategic kicking as forward passes finally click late in the first half, setting the stage for a pivotal clash on a storied November afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Alden
Adium
New Haven
End of a Bad Day for Peter Rabbit in Old Orchard
Peter Rabbit faces a sealed back hall escape blocked by snow and eight skunks sleeping in Johnny Chuck's old bedroom. He frets over starvation and misfortune until dawn reveals a star and a path to safety as Jimmy Skunk’s procession departs toward Farmer Brown's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Johnny Chuck
Jimmy Skunk
Jimmy
Reddy Fox
Mrs. Jeter
Green Forest
Laughing Brook
Smiling Pool
Briar Patch
Jolly
Mr. Sun
Towith Farmer
Dissolution of Partnership Del Monte Grocery Amarillo TX
Notice of dissolution of the James Kimbrough and W J Darnall partnership dated February 9 1927. Debts owed to the firm at 802 N Polk Amarillo Texas will be paid and the business continued by W J Darnall under the same firm name Del Monte Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kimbrough
W. J. Darnall
A. D
N. Polk Street
Amarillo
Texas
del Monte
New Brighton Plans Promenade Extension in $4 Million Project
New Brighton, England outlines a 4 million dollar promenade extension creating 300 jobs over ten years. The plan aims to expand the coastal walkway and boost tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton
England
Thank you for the Globe probe exposing the l est House methods
A grateful Amarillo reader thanks the Globe for its fearless investigation into alleged mistreatment at the l est House. The letter praises the paper, notes reader concern as a taxpayer, mentions a Ford claim, and signs as Truth crushed to earth will rise. Mrs. C. A. Eddlemoare
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Globe
Espern
L’est
Ford
Bank
Amarillo
C. A. Eddlemo
Knickers or Boots Cowboys Speak On Attire
An old timer notes cowpunchers wear knickers anywhere anytime contrasting with cautious travelers who seek public approval. He argues true cowboys ignore public opinion, wear what they want, and that American cowpunchers remain recognizable by their boots and spurs. Twelve boys arrive in New Zealand from England under a British exhibition scheme.
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Oklahoma
California
Florida
New Zealand
England
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