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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
9
Twenty thousand music students have been tutored by Miss Bertha Bauer director of the Cincinnati conservatory of music. She came from Ann Arbor to Cincinnati forty eight years ago. the conservatory is sixty years old and supported by local women with its own campus and buildings.
Alarmed readers in London report hair loss and discoloration after adopting bobbed and shingle styles. One woman calls herself sadder and wiser with lifeless darkened hair at the neck. Another warns that a shingle tak es more care to look neat than long hair, despite claims of time saved.
A. J. Rush accuses James Z. George of booster activity for his car, while John Gilvin complains of an oil hole near the refinery costing him about $25. Mexico forms a commission to study expanding electric current supply.
The piece notes how semi dress frocks blend sport ease with feminine touches, emphasizing comfort and fit. Debs showcase three semi dress outfits with two piece white silk crepe ensembles and embroidered blouses, complemented by large hats and coordinated color schemes. It also forecasts prints rising in vogue, pleated and tiered skirts, and continued use of crepes and georgette crepe for day wear, with belts and long sleeves as common features. Hawaii’s territorial wealth rises by 100 million in three years and Indian golfers switch to rubber boots in the wet monsoon season.
Clementi Voroshilov, the Soviet war minister, calls on the Russian people to mobilize the rear to support the Red Army and urges tripling the army to about 1.8 million in case of war. Moscow grows anxious as spring nears despite official denials of panic in Pravda.
In a discussion about local ordinances, Jack Wyatt recalls condemning a whole cow after improper drainage spoiled the meat. An official note estimates that by next year 10 of Switzerland 2 200 miles of railway will be electrified.
Tom Nelson backs a foundation fund for Boy Scout activities in remote districts calling it invaluable. J W Hauk discusses Borger's legislation and its implications for youth programs.
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