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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1929
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces Gene Howe as Publisher and Editor and Wilbur C. Hawk as General Manager, outlining leadership roles at the paper.
The piece notes Panama Canal era health gains and the dramatic shift from peril to safety in the tropics. It adds a fashion and business section, urging Japaneselike progress yet quips about bare legs and styles. It highlights Amarillo as a hub for national publicity and a GMAC move, with 70 employees and 40 new residents.
Cultivating generosity begins with spontaneous acts in the young child. Obedience and manners can be imposed, but true generosity arises from the child’s imagination of others needs and wishes.
Lucy hires detective Luther MacNair to probe a murder tied to Alex Peterson and a pistol loaded with gold bullets. A dying note from 1896 and a dig into Ogden's past point to a web of suspects, Dillon, Jerry, and a mine, as Peebles sketches the case in his notebook.
The excerpt advises receiving gifts graciously and expressing pleasure to encourage future giving. It warns that early generosity may be ill judged and urges enduring minor inconveniences to avoid stifling later value. True generosity stems from a child’s happiness and inner satisfaction.
Munich erupts with news of Frau Marie Amalie Stroebel who had been paralyzed for years. After Lourdes immersion by four women, she claimed a miracle, walked away, and kissed the Virgin Mary statue.
A report notes Cuban women are among the most law abiding, with only 2 034 arrests recorded since 1910, underscoring a long term trend of low crime involvement.
In a July 26 piece from Los Angeles, the cosmopolitan city shows distinct quarters Chinatown Japanese Mexican and Filipino with street life and architecture. The piece notes low costs of living and a 22 story city hall while detailing social scenes and a bank robbery alarm system.
Peter Rabbit encounters a large Woodpecker high in a dead tree who proves to be a cousin of the Flick and Downy Woodpeckers. The drum master chats with Peter and explains Ivory Bill, a bigger Woodpecker living south, and the two exchange greetings before the drummer resumes.
Puzzle presents four letter clues with horizontal entries including Movable and Slave owner. Other hints include Advance position Native metal Valley Greedy To stent Measure of cloth Stalk To foreshow Round edged end of a hammer Art ist frame Lenf Diminished Iceyrain Face cover Type of friar Uncommon Genie wheel tooth Female sheep Curve To wander.
Rev. Lewis N. Stuckey pastor of Polk Street Methodist church returns from a month long vacation and will preach at both services Sunday. He traveled with his father Rev. Ww. A. Stuckey of Dallas through Colorado Yellowstone National Park and the Columbia River drive to Portland then north into Canada. They found the trip enjoyable and inspiring and are pleased to be back in Amarillo.
Evening classes will be held during the summer by the University of California Extension Division. It is the first season offered and features two types of work: cultural interest topics and specific courses on finance and statistics. Regular university professors or qualified instructors will conduct the sessions.
A report notes English has become the preferred language in Finland's schools surpassing French. The change reflects evolving educational tastes and global communication needs across Finnish classrooms.
July 26 1929 New York critics review the negro revue Hot Chocolates noting scorching heat and bold dance numbers led by Jazz Richardson and the Eight Ben Buddies. The piece praises fast finale dance and individual stars while criticizing some spots of smut.
ST LOUIS July 26 A small deer the smallest of hoofed mammals arrived at Forest Park from the Malay peninsula. A loon specimen has also been reported arriving at the Zoo as part of new exhibits.
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