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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1927
Page
3
Henry Pu Yi, once ruler of China, now a common citizen in Tientsin, lives quietly with two wives in the Japanese Concession. He has turned to writing, Chinese script, and reading, preferring a peaceful life over the burdens of rule as the Chinese nation faces turbulent leadership.
Flood lights of millions of candle power illuminate Selfridge Field in Mt. Clemens Michigan for a summer night flying program. Lieut. George Finch landed at the field from Dayton on a test run to meet Maj. Thomas G. Lamphier en route to Washington. The lighting aids night maneuvers and helps pilots returning at night from other fields.
Rev. George H. Bryant and his family left this morning for three weeks of camping in the mountains of New Mexico. They travel by car and the pastor jokes he has not had a vacation in so long he cannot recall how it feels, but plans to enjoy every minute of the outing.
Dr. R. E. L. Morgan, president, says Amarillo college remains the goal of Northwest Texas Methodist conference and local planners. He notes strong Plains region interest and ongoing work to choose a location and resume the campaign at the right time.
North Carolina faces a threatened loss as Mosaic disease spreads through tobacco fields, with experts estimating up to 1 million dollars in damage to the state's crop this year. The Department of Agriculture studies control measures as markets open in August.
The Windsor show dubbed the World's First Peanut Exposition will be an annual affair with the next event set for 1928 in Ahoskie. The Eastern Carolina Chamber of Commerce awarded the second Eastern Carolina and Tidewater Virginia Peanut Exposition to Ahoskie, after Windsor hosted demonstrations of over 100 peanut uses attracting growers from peanut regions.
A 1632 Boston statute forbids making or selling short sleeve garments for women and requires proper arm covering. The rule remains on the books, with lawmakers of the era adding that such gowns need arm coverings.
A book by Dr A S McCleary of Excelsior Springs Missouri explains a non surgical method to cure piles and rectal troubles. The method has 26 years of success in over 1200 cases and the book is mailed free postpaid to interested sufferers who send name and address.
The Baptist Messenger, a new publication from the San Jacinto Baptist church, edited by Rev. John F. Johnston and Mrs. R. E. Gatlin, features church news and weekly announcements. This issue announces a revival meeting that began last Sunday led by Evangelist Arden P. Blaylock of Arkadelphia Arkansas.
Hollywood July 6 Christina Montt and Mario Morano film players from influential South American families announced their engagement. Montt is grand-niece of former Chilean president Manuel Montt. Morano, born Mario Albuquerque de Moranho, is son of Brazilian Chief Justice Julio Moranho.
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