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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1928
Page
6
Publication details of the Amarillo Globe with dates of founding and post office filing, publisher and editor names, and Associated Press affiliation. Includes notices of publication timing, departments, and subscription rates.
The Globe declares its role as an independent democratic newspaper. It pledges to publish news impartially and to support what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
New York in 1928 notes luxury hotel living expands beyond standard rooms with self furnished deluxe apartments. Millionaire tenants convert floors, baths, and studios, hire personal staff, and pay high rents while hotels offer no price relief. The piece cites Otis Skinner and Ferenc Molnar as monocle enthusiasts and hints at a broader social shift toward grand private suites over family mansions.
Berlin dispatch reports a Berlin conference of 15 German state premiers and the national government failed to reach consensus on centralizing power. Bavarian Premier Held and Wuerttemberg President Naville demanded more state rights, while others favored a strong national government modeled after France. The debate reflects tensions as Berlin rises in influence amid regional pushback and fears of secession.
An editorial ponders the extra February 29 as a gift and a test. It argues major events do not happen overnight, warns against overestimating the day, and urges Americans to stay steady in pursuit of a distant, worthy goal while continuing regular duties.
A Chicago legend traces the citys most costly cowpath through the Monroe Building site once a physician barn. A ten foot passage reserved by deed remains, valued at about 7500 dollars yearly, despite cows vanishing from the streets. The piece links odd deed stipulations to enduring urban quirks and other notable legal oddities.
Nanny Meadow Mouse rushes home through snow fearing a stranger. A confounding moment reveals a visitor who soundly claims to be Danny Meadow Mouse. Danny finally explains he was the one digging and safe, ending the fright.
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