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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1928
Page
6
An Amarillo district accord eases milk pricing tensions, with dairymen claiming they can sell on a fair schedule. The broader piece surveys Mexico's political arc after Obregon and Calles, notes slow disarmament progress, and ends with a jab at New York speakeasies raffling whisky.
Jerry observes Stephanie reveling in a moonlit night of dancing and dresses while planning a cold, practical revenge on Saxon and Mary. Heinie lures them to a high stakes casino in the Salinas hills for a roulette game, using a boastful betting system as tension and danger mount. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as they enter the gambling room to chase fortune.
In the Old Orchard Scrapper the Kingbird taunts King Eagle from below, diving and pecking at his neck as the crowd watches. King Eagle flies higher, but Scrapper chases relentlessly until the eagle retreats toward the mountains, while the onlookers hail the Kingbird's daring.
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A Sutherland, England woman reports breaking an imported egg to reveal sand and small paper fragments in a foreign language. The shell appeared intact at purchase and she cannot translate the message.
British airman Frank T. Courtney attempted a transatlantic departure from Horta on July 26 in a seaplane. After an hour and a half of struggle to rise from the water, he lightened the craft by throwing overboard fuel, but could not take off. He cited seaweed on the hull or low water temperature as causes for the failure.
A western coroner reports a demised outsider found on a back street died of heart disease after examination. He notes the roof of the mouth was sun burned from looking at a tall build in age, and states an inquest is not required.
A 1928 McNaught Syndicate column argues journalism in New York lacks unity and is obsessed with critique. It notes writers raid colleagues, celebrate sensationalism, and ignore broader audiences while describing a transforming city scene from a shabby block to a chic French cafe.
John D Rockefeller III has taken a job in the League of Nations information section in Geneva at $100 weekly. His father John D Rockefeller Jr. advised he must earn his own living before inheriting any fortune. The Rockefeller family has supported the League with major donations, including $2 million for a League Library and $200,000 to the Health Committee.
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