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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1927
Page
8
The Amarillo Globe News masthead lists founders and editors with publisher and general manager names and notes AP affiliation. It includes subscription rates for carrier and mail in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with monthly quarterly six month and yearly options.
Editorial cites Robert M. Field on Dan Moody and a Texas goodwill tour selling opportunity to attract foreign capital. Texas seeks textile investment, agricultural leverage, and broader industrial growth beyond oil, highlighting nonpartisan outreach to New York, Ohio, Missouri, and other states while addressing past oil excesses.
A scientist states that chimpanzees can be taught to sing and compares the idea to an elephants grand opera. Si Slocum visited an opera house graduation and remarked it resembled a revival of the Black Crook. A professor announces a course on happiness for married life with relativity as a likely topic.
Barbs notes Chicago as the rumored home of the era’s best known professional woman. The column muses Peggy Joyce current whereabouts and pokes at public celebrity. A doctor counsels sunburn care while a witty jab about jail crowds appears amid a brief note on a stag cookbook featuring male favorite recipes.
President Coolidge sees Sheffield resignation looming as ambassador to Mexico discussions unfold after Sheffield arrives in Rapid City for talks. Health and policy strains plague Mexico relations while 15,000 Westerners rally at the Belle Fourche roundup and cheer Coolidge.
Sonia Marsh a Stockton girl travels to San Francisco and then Marin county with Franklin. A car crash kills Maxine and injures Sonia and Franklin as Mac and Don Stillwater confront reputations and love. Sonia awakens in hospital and asks for Don, hinting at forthcoming choices.
In a Burgess tale Young Little Miss Curiosity leaves home to explore the world. She heads toward Farmer Brown’s corn field and encounters a mysterious two legged giant, pausing to weigh danger against curiosity. The scene ends noting the continuation of the Miss Curiosity stories.
A miner tags a jug of whisky with a playing card and loses it to a neighbor who tagged his own loot. The tale ends with a quip about the five of clubs versus the four of clubs. Also a note that navy ammunition will be buried in caves to prevent explosions.
Rodney Dutcher reports that Simon Michelet, a Minnesota-born Washington lawyer and former secretary to Senator Knute Nelson, has become the nation’s leading expert on primaries and electoral law. He argues voting should be taught in schools and notes primaries influence outcomes in many states, with 41 states using some form of primary.
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