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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
4
A historical newspaper clipping lists subscription rates for Amarillo subscribers by carrier and by mail for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. The page shows options for one week one month three months six months and one year with related telephone contact details.
A letter argues Amarillo enjoys mild winters with more sunshine than California or Florida. Judge Hal C. Randolph urges national publicity using weather statistics, claiming Amarillo outruns cold in winter and could serve as a premier winter resort. The piece calls residents to promote the city’s favorable climate.
Olive Roberts Harrlin argues New Year time management hinges on choosing high use tasks. She urges quick decisions, discarding outdated magazines and unnecessary choices, and avoiding indecision that blocks progress.
Starkville Mississippi resident C E Bun tin describes forty years of using Thedford's Black-Draught for constipation indigestion and headaches. He reports relief after starting a pinch after meals and notes the product is recommended by thousands for indigestion biliousness and simple ailments due to constipation. He also says he uses it for his children and praises its safety and low cost.
In a convention, beauticians lament that four million American women do not use cosmetics while critics mock 4.6 million as modern and corset clingers. Doris Duke inherits a 55 million estate in Somerville with champagne valued at three to nine dollars per bottle, taxed to help cover Hall Mills case costs. Agnes Parker resigns as Head Mrs after a hospital wedding broadcast on radio.
Sadie Hicks entertains a secretive magnate named Masterton as Julius Fenne is found shot in his room. A detective from Headquarters questions Masterton about the timing of Fenne's death and the midnight visit, while tensions rise over trust and possible involvement. Masterton confirms escorting Fenne at midnight and returning alone around 1 oclock.
Robert Masterton is freed in New York after a plot to defraud the government is uncovered. Vereker betrays the conspirators before dying, and Masterton learns key names while Cyn thia Knowles faces a wedding shadowed by anonymous accusations. Suspicion grows as Mulholland, Quantrill, Ames and Chester dine in public and Fenne hints at revelations before a murder unsettles all.
In a dim room at twelve, Miss Sadie Hicks arrives after Talbot, presenting a bright, practical air. She demonstrates skill by taking dictation for a complex order and typing it with precision, signaling a new, efficient collaboration with Masterton.
A poetic closing lines piece by Hl. A. Nobles reflects on a long journey with a loved one through hills and valleys. The verse speaks of rough mountains and strong winds endured together and hopes for a pure bright path at daybreak.
A refined program opened with Lohengrin, then featured a sequence of tender numbers including O Promise Me I Love You Truly Kiss Me Again and My Little Gray Home in the West showcasing melodic variety and sentimental appeal.
William A. Melivaine, evicted and roaming Boston streets, spots a “To Let” sign at 80 William Street and moves in. The owner charges trespass, and Melivaine is arrested for assault after claiming the mover did not pay his fee.
Paddy the Beaver and his mate repair a broken dam while staying submerged to avoid a poacher with a gun. They notice the hole was cut by a hunter and cleverly work under ice to seal the leak by night. The danger passes as water flow stops and safety remains their first law.
In Tacoma Washington a large shipment of salted whale tails was sent to Japan, weighing more than 170 pounds and valued around 41000 dollars. The tails are described as a delicacy in Japan and part of a growing import trade.
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