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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
6
A terse note lists numbers and price figures such as 1.95 3.90 7.50 and a total 365-3.90. The fragment appears to be a catalog or ledger entry showing multiple amounts and ranges without full context. It mentions a sum of 365 and repeated unit prices.
Whitey the white rabbit in the Old Briar patch feels isolated and unsure. Bob White suggests returning home and ponders changing his coat color. An idea unexpectedly pops into Whitey’s mind, setting the stage for a new adventure in this Burgess tale.
The Amarillo airport need is urgent but linking its bond proposal to the controversial $200,000 viaduct plan risks defeating both projects. The editorial urges separate financing, or a ten year airport bond with land sale later, to avoid tax payer burden while accelerating a well-equipped municipal field.
A columnist contrasts US Congress civility with Yugoslav violence noting a Serb deputy shot and killed two and wounded four after a heated clash with Croatian opponents. The piece satire questions how far earnest debate should go.
Government research shows poison gas by products as ship hull antifouling paint, reducing barnacle buildup and docking costs. Estimated annual savings reach 65 to 75 million dollars. Potential medicinal and industrial applications include bronchial treatments and crop-pest control.
A late night confrontation unfolds as a betrayed woman confronts memories of a past passion. She recalls a February kiss at Del Monte and laments a lover who chose common grass over her beauty and intensity. She questions if seizing joy in the moment could have kept him.
Elise Braun known as Lady Cunliffe, former British peeress and daughter of the Dunbars, died penniless at Denver General Hospital after years of philanthropy and travel as a theosophy lecturer. Her fortune dwindled. she was found hungry in a downtown hotel and buried locally.
The Buchanan Street Methodist church hosts a week of revival meetings led by Rev. George Bryant with two daily services at 10 in the morning and 8 in the evening and an 11 o clock Sunday service. Rev. C. G. Spindler of Dallas directs song services and the young people's meeting.
In a Belvidere studio party, Jerry recalls old passion as Saxon returns after five months. Stephanie probes relationships with Hugh and Heinie, while Jerry battles desire, doubt, and fear of being truly seen as she prepares for a dramatic reunion.
New York writer 0. O. McIntyre catalogues a parade of colorful sights from Broadway and beyond. He riffs on chili stalls, pink shirts, Follies alumni, chattering cabbies, ambitious gossips, and theatrical tales from bars, cafes, and The Great White Way.
Paris reports the French chamber of deputies with 612 newly elected members crowding a 400-seat chamber. President Bouisson and the headquestor Barthe seek order as deputies insist on full attendance while the government notes governance remains unaffected despite missed sessions.
Two commercial travelers recount a tale of superstition and misfortune. An Englishman boasts that tossing a shilling at each town ensures future orders, while a Scot tries the plan and soon faces a broken string and a curse of bad luck. The joke ends with the failed charm.
The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago exhibits a rare okapi, the giraffe's closest living relative, speared by pygmy natives in the Ituri forest and brought by Edmund Heller during Captain Marshall Field's expedition. Dr. Wilfred Osborn Gossard notes hunters prize the animal for its elusiveness and nocturnal forest habitat in the Belgian Congo.
Denver July 6 The Order of Railway Conductors marks its sixtieth anniversary with a jubilee and public meeting at City Auditorium. The convention runs through July 7 with debate on the transportation labor problem featuring Hazlett P. Burke Colorado Supreme Court member and former public arbiter.
Courthouse records show transfers including P. L. Reppert to Evelyn Timms for lot 10 block 3 C C Parks at 750 dollars and J M Wohliford to Mrs J A Rodgers for lots 21-22 block 372 Mire row at 10 dollars plus various other deeds. Building permits list Dora Burnett and O J Leveritt projects with values around 1500 dollars. Also notes wage demands, air craft engine shipments, and a quote about teddy bears taxed as musical instruments.
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