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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1929
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe masthead lists Gene Howe as Publisher and Editor with Wilbur C. Hawk as General Manager. The line includes a price breakdown showing 1.00, 3.90, 7.50 and 2.50 in various columns.
The piece warns against a worldwide tariff race risking trade dollars and national prosperity, urging common sense in negotiations. It notes 1928 trade volumes over 21 billion and highlights Amarillo’s new tri weekly Braniff Airlines service to Tulsa via Pampa and Oklahoma City, boosting its air hub status.
A humorous note questions Henry Ford's recklessness after he signs his first personal check in five years for two cents to repay a borrowed Golden Jubilee stamp. A statistician calculates Ford’s income during the four seconds needed, based on a billion-dollar fortune at five percent.
The piece outlines two ways a child may enjoy nature: simple sensory pleasure of outdoors and intelligent understanding of natural processes. It urges nurturing both experiences, seeing flowers as colors and patterns as well as mechanisms to ensure survival and reproduction.
Retired detective Luther MacNair agrees to probe Andrew Ogden's death after Lucy argues Jerry Ogden did not kill his father. The case centers on two words gold bullets and two mysterious visitors, while the Peterson revolver and a prowler scene raise fresh suspicions as tension builds.
The article urges parents to shape a child’s attitude to birds and nature by balancing beauty with the harsh realities of life. It emphasizes helping children see birds as charming creatures and as beings engaged in struggle, prey, and occasional cruelty, fostering both appreciation and understanding.
United States accounts for about 60 percent of world telephones as of January 1 1928 with 30,990,304 in the U S and 8,623,407 in Europe. Rest of world holds the remaining 12 percent. U S density in towns under 50 000 reaches 12.2 phones per 100 people, second only to Canada overall.
The Colorado Agricultural College owns Titan Queen a Duroc Jersey weighing 123 pounds and growing. In one week she gained 27 pounds with a length of 9 feet 4 inches and a heart circumference of 88 inches, height 46 inches, and back leg circumference 10% inches.
McIntyre extols Los Angeles roominess amid rapid growth praising sprawling city layout with front and back yards, leafy streets, clean air, and early bedtimes. He notes a small ghetto near Temple street, a brief subway branch, and compares taxi service favorably to New York. He cites cosmopolitan showoffs and social scenes with local flair.
Peter and Jumper the Hare discuss a mysterious drumbeat and conclude a Woodpecker troupe carved a large hole in a dead tree. Peter discovers fresh wood chips and a big cavity high above, hinting at a master drummer among the Woodpeckers.
Roy Duty aged 21 was sentenced to 25 years in the penitentiary by Judge C A Pippen after a jury found him guilty of criminal assault on a 12 year old girl. The jury deliberated 40 minutes before verdict and Duty testified in his own defense.
Tarrytown N Y July 24 Ma son Junior College and School for Girls announced a new aviation course including ground aviation a pilot license and a commercial license track. Prof Spaulding director of the Curtiss ground school will oversee the program meeting U S Commerce Dept requirements. The college has previously launched fields once seen as male only such as journalism with student assignments to the Daily News.
A list of crossword entries with horizontal and vertical clues including cry of a rave en, to become exhausted, wing-part of nun seed, and other short word hints. The sheet mixes puzzle prompts with partial phrases and definitions across many numbered slots.
Claude Gray's new studio at 109 East Eighth Street blends Hollywoodian design with real pine trees shipped from Albuquerque. The setup includes a private camera room, elaborate entrances, wrought iron details, and adaptable backdrops, allowing portraits ranging from Greta Garbo to John Gilbert styles in a playful, studio-drama setting.
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