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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1928
Page
6
The piece argues religion as daily lived virtue and community uplift. It cites Lusk Wyoming Herald on a faith that promotes truth, charity, honesty, and kindness, condemns gossip, and urges churches to foster simple standards over controversy for societal benefit.
The Globe notes Amarillo lacks a suitable city booklet and explains the Board of City Development delayed publishing due to funds. Now a pamphlet portraying Amarillo’s history and resources is being prepared to meet tourist demand and boost the city’s image during the peak season.
A New Jersey man told police he killed his wife over incompatible tastes and financial limits. The column notes the danger of rushing into marriage and questions whether he truly knew his spouse. It also weighs a proposed Canada to South America super-highway as a costly investment with potential US auto market impact.
In a charged late night conversation, Jerry King and Hugh press for affection and escape as Saxon Rhodes, torn by past loyalties and distrust, battles desire and pride. A sobbing Stephanie is heard in the dark as the moment lingers toward a cliffhanger.
Soviet geologist Professor Striesev warns Russia will export oil to the United States within five years and compel U S aid for Reconstruction to balance trade. He cites wasteful drilling, forecasts U S oil shortages, and notes Russia dispensing lessons to American industry amid a stalled Baku Batumi pipeline project.
The piece cites NY tabulations showing over 10 000 Broadway racketeers operating between Columbus Circle and Herald Square. It portrays their slick methods, notable figures like Dapper Dan, and scams from fake jewelry auctions to Paris package delusions, pickpocketing, and fur schemes, with vivid city life context.
National Air Tour pilots brace for a tough leg from San Antonio to Marfa Texas then to El Paso amid high heat and rough terrain. Army officials met with crews to review emergency signals as planes prepare for possible landings. Stops at Marfa around 5 p.m. before a 150 mile hop to El Paso.
Whitey the young rabbit tests his new mud stained coat as he enters the Old Pasture, recalling lessons from his mother. He stays hidden from Whitetail the Marsh Hawk and Reddy Fox, using his changed color to stay unseen and gain a safe start in the Great World. The tale follows his cautious exploration and wit.
Frederick A. Fenger recounts his Caribbean voyage on the Diablesse where a Barba does Conk sailed. A Jamaica trio offers help as a native sailor insists on handling his own mast scraping with danger and responsibility firmly on himself.
International News Service reports Dr. Stephen D. Duggar warns modern youth chase wealth eroding global culture. He tours Europe studying education, cites France leading cultural efforts, notes English language barriers hinder European scholars in the United States. Premier Mussolini comments on English study revival in Italy.
Everett Via 22 of Indianapolis died after a triple parachute jump from a balloon near Seymour Indiana. The third parachute failed to open and he fell head first into a field, burial two feet deep.
Montreal reports that about 1.5 million American cars plus three times the number of travelers are expected to travel to Canada this summer. Last year 3.15 million U.S. vehicles toured Canada with expenditures exceeding 200 million dollars. Canadian tourists spent 50 million dollars in the United States, while Canada invests 50 million annually in highway construction to connect with U.S. transcontinental routes at the border.
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