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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1927
Page
19
The Amarillo Globe News notes its origin dates and publishing details with editors and staff, listing editions and service areas. It also provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico, including daily and Sunday options.
The All-Texas goodwill tour impressed Amarillo and other cities with park beauty, civic development, and hospitality. Dallas Dispatch notes parks and boulevards as models for Texas cities, urging broader civic cooperation and a federation of Texas commercial groups to capitalize on the experience. Governor Moody earns praise for aiding the trip and promoting Texas interests.
Analysis argues Chicago's crime image mirrors broader American urban trends. It notes crooks in restricted areas, political crime links, and the inevitability of reform as citizens endure abuse until collective action arises.
Bernt Balchen, a member of Commander Byrd's trans Atlantic flight crew, arrived by air from Paris and departed by car with three Fokker officials for the Amsterdam works. In Northampton England a church choir bench curtain was added after jealous wives complained the silk clad choir girls distracted men during services.
Athens officials issued a decree halving the length of compulsory army service to eighteen months. The measure, announced today, follows ongoing reform efforts within the Greek armed forces.
Clinton Michigan July 6 four children of Rev and Mrs B A Cramton graduate this year Paul 17 completes high school and will enter Michigan University Irene 21 is just being graduated Hilda 23 graduates from State Normal College and Ada completes her course at Blissfield Normal School
Sonia Marsh escapes a Marin county crash with Maxine dead and suffers in hospital. Don Stillwater nurses her, urges a decision on marriage or returning home as Franklin Crane’s rival feelings deepen and Sonia questions love.
Frank N. Thayer, henchman of Pancho Villa, freed on a $5,000 bond after being charged with conspiracy to smuggle arms into Mexico. He surrendered in Los Angeles and said he had violated no U.S. neutrality laws, denouncing Calles and Obregon as bolsheviks while accusing Galles of bribing U.S. employees to halt arm flows.
The story follows Little Miss Curiosity a woodchuck who is captured by Farmer Brown's Boy and taken to his home. After a fearsome start she calms at the smell of a molasses cookie and accepts safety with the Browns. He plans a bed behind the stove and a box bed for her in the barn.
A mail order firm faces nonpayment from distant patrons. The Ching Yong Tea Company recalls a Western grocer who always paid promptly until a bill arrived with the note Man dead. Reissued, the next bill bore the inscription Man still dead, signaling ongoing issues with the debtor.
The piece surveys varied 1927 topics from film salary cuts and divorce costs to autumn fashion notes led by a snake motif for women's wear. It notes Marmadon priests banning radio in the Caucasus and Conan Doyle refusing Holmes revival amid satire on movie humor.
A speaker claimed the issue raised 2,500,000 dollars in bonds to help the Mexican people eliminate the Celles and Obregon clique of usurpers, asserting the funds would support their cause.
Mrs. Leroy Barton president of the Port Washington Garden club calls for a summer effort to alert Long Island gardeners to save birds through habitat friendly practices and awareness campaigns.
A novel wall treatment uses sponge painting to create a pleasing mottled texture in work rooms or studies. The technique adds subtle variation in color and depth, enhancing the room’s appearance without heavy coverage.
Washington profile of Miss Cecil R. Chittenden who heads the U S employment service on Pennsylvania Avenue. Her all female staff found jobs for 30,000 people last year and actively hunts work for job seekers, stressing they are not charitable but a clearing house connecting workers with openings.
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