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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1927
Page
4
Local Amarillo newspaper page provides publication details, pricing, and contact information. It lists editors, managers, and Associated Press partnership along with subscription rates for carrier and mail in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
J M Dean writes that Amarillo streets are dirty and questions if a street sweeping machine is used or simply kept as a curio. The Globe urges washing downtown streets to protect public health and argues for more machines or funds for water brushes and crews if needed.
City health department tightens quarantine and closes theaters and churches to curb a smallpox scare. Officials report fewer cases than a week ago, concentrated in the Mexican district, with public meetings barred until the district is safe. Authorities compare the situation with past city scares and Florida outbreaks, claiming Amarillo acts prudently.
CHICAGO Jan 24 The so called Godless city dweller was given a relatively clean bill of health by Rev F D Goodwin comparing urban and rural religious life. He notes 83 percent of Episcopal members live in cities while 17 percent are in the country and cites better roads farming and radio as factors pushing rural churches to reform. He says rural pastors command lower pay and many move to cities leaving rural districts short of clergy. He urges denominations to adapt to retain rural congregations amid changing living conditions.
Felix von Bethmann Hollweg, surviving son of the imperial wartime chancellor, lives as a gentleman farmer at his 20,000 acre estate near Hohenfinow, Oberbarnim, about an hour from Berlin by car. A portrait notes his lands and status amid gossipy detail about a blue eyed woman with prematurely white hair.
In a dramatic turn Masterton confronts Sadie Hicks with the truth about Chester and the wider plot. He explains how vendetta shadows the living as he contemplates self directed justice while Sadie struggles with the revelations and their implications for loyalty and love.
Whitefoot the Woodmouse hides in a hollow branch as Bobby Coon rouses, torn between sleep and action. Whitefoot frets, then watches Bobby’s doorway while wrestling fear and hunger. Bobby contemplates leaving bed as Whitefoot weighs flight versus hiding, ending with Coon returning to his room.
A city with many smaller industries is more fortunate than one relying on a single major industry. St. Louis shows stable labor conditions as less than 8 percent work in any single line, while diversified economies reduce impact from sector depressions. Central districts in Chicago and Los Angeles model fireproof factories and transit networks.
Sadie reports her findings to Masterton after confessing earlier harsh words and offers to help investigate Mulholland's activities. Robert cautions against danger, while Sadie volunteers to track Amos Quantrill, who predicts quitting and plans flight. To Be Continued.
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