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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1927
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe News publishing company notes its 1924 founding date and the newspaper’s post office filing as a second class matter. The brief lists editors publishers and staff, carrier and mail subscriptions, and Associated Press credit designation.
The article argues the Declaration of Independence is the world’s most democratic document, contrasting it with Magna Charta. It traces their aims, noting Magna Charta limited gains for common people while the Declaration derived governmental power from consent of the governed, reshaping monarchies globally.
A U S Labor Department report finds forty five percent of new housing last year were apartments and only two fifths of families live in one family homes. The piece questions blame on women and argues men shirk domestic duties and modern life weakens the traditional home.
A reflection on teaching as a profession. Some teachers see the job as fair pay and long vacations, while others treat it as dreary. The piece emphasizes summer study and the need to teach responsibility and handling success and failure beyond textbooks.
At Leicester July 4 the Primitive Methodists debated war. Rev G Lucas urged arbitration and Parliament style peace, while Rev P Carden argued all war violates Christianity and warned civilians suffer and London could be wiped out in one night.
Sonia Marsh defies her father and pursues a bold weekend with Franklin Crane and friends, planning a ride to Marin County. Maxine La Rue supports her reckless romance as Crane and Henderson clash while Sonia contemplates a life beyond careful propriety.
The evangelist Barbs Aimee vows to remove the saxophone from the devil. Nearby imp and neighbors debate who holds the truest advantage in a comical political moment. Three million new telephone directories arrive in New York as vacation season begins. Slavery has been abolished in Kalat Baluchistan, India.
Old Man Coyote and Mrs. Coyote hide from imagined hunters after firecracker noises alarm the Green Meadows and Green Forest residents. Polly Chuck and the young Chucks remain indoors while Reddy Fox and Deer also seek shelter. The cause is a celebration by Farmer Brown and others.
A small village shopkeeper struggling with expenses hides a collection box labeled For the Blind. Locals donate pennies and silver to aid him, but after a month the box vanishes and he reveals the true outcome saying he needed the view instead.
Governor Dan Moody comes from a political family. His father, Judge Daniel Moody, was the first mayor of Taylor in Williamson County when the city was incorporated in 1882. Taylor remains home to Governor Moody.
In Denison, a 40 foot curb space on a prominent street is reserved for teams with a bold sign This Space for Teams. Hitching posts line the curb beside the marked area signaling a rare horse parking option in town.
Washington report on how diplomats and families collide with local traffic rules. Incidents include a legation attache speeding without a permit, a Swedish minister avoiding repair costs after a crash, and double parking disputes with a Serbian secretary, revealing tensions between immunity and enforcement.
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