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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
10
A Department of Agriculture agent will pilot a light Popular automobile equipped with a crop meter to measure land use by distance. The device records time spent on cotton, corn, wheat, oats and other crops as the car travels, enabling year to year comparisons of crop coverage and shifts in agricultural patterns.
Unfavorable wind keeps the dirigible Los Angeles in its hangar as naval officers abandon plans to fly the air ship to Virginia Capes to meet Charles Lindbergh. The night voyage is postponed.
Frederick L. Hoffman of Prudential notes murder methods grow subtler amid wealth, with police protection tied to property. He cites 118-city survey showing decline in homicide rate but warns murders persist as an established trade and calls for tougher enforcement and harsher sentences.
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine arrived at Berlin Rathaus amid cheering crowds and a ceremony with American Ambassador Schurman. They signed the golden book, received honorary plaques, and the city named the thoroughfare to Tempelhof Columbia Street. A luncheon followed with the Star Spangled Banner by Berlin’s orchestra. The Lord Mayor announced the Tempelhof approach road would be Columbia Street. George Way, a lamp lighter, retired after 49 years of service in England, with family in the trade.
Mrs. Erangeline Lindbergh mother of the modest hero Charles Lindbergh will reach Washington this afternoon by Coolidge era transport. She was tracked to the Hotel Belvedere in Baltimore after alighting from the Red Arrow special at Mt. Washington station. The White House announced her presence as she travels to greet Colonel Lindbergh and join the capital in honoring her son.
Mrs Lindbergh sought to avoid publicity by staying in a Baltimore suburb. A Pennsylvania Railroad detective Capt William A Palmer stationed in Baltimore uncovered her concealment. He offered car transport while Baltimore and Washington press hunted, locating her in a Baltimore hotel near the White House plan to move her from Maryland city.
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine plan a four capital air tour departing Berlin by plane Columbia. They stop in Munich Vienna Prague and Warsaw before finishing in Rome. The trip follows an invitation from the Polish government and honors Italian aviation heritage.
A group will arrive in Bremen aboard the Hiner Ber lin on June 17 and travel by air to Tempelhof Field Berlin for a luncheon as guests of the Lufthansa Airplane company. They will then fly to Prague to meet their husbands.
In Savannah Georgia on June 10 the United States Good Roads association convention urged the federal government to rebuild the highway system wrecked by recent floods in the Mississippi valley without asking states for aid.
Buenos Aires reports there is no news from Portuguese aviator Major Sarmento Ky since he left Para Brazil Tuesday for Georgetown West Indies on a return trip to Lisbon. The Portuguese consul plans to dispatch a searching steamer.
A chiffon evening frock features a scarf attached to the belt at the front and extending over one shoulder in a style reminiscent of a Spanish matador.
A columnist shares a personal method for making coffee praising Carnation cream. The writer notes using a quality coffee, careful preparation, and serving fresh enhances flavor. The key claim is that Carnation cream provides uniform sweetness and richness, offering cost savings and improved consistency.
An advertisement extols Carnation Evaporated Milk as pure whole milk double richness and homogenized for uniform cream distribution. It highlights recipe tips and offers a free Carnation Cook Book from the Carnation Milk Products Co. Address provided in Wisconsin.
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