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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1927
Page
12
The Amarillo Globe News daily edition dated Tuesday June 21 1927 lists publication details and circulation rates. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Yawk are named with Associated Press affiliation.
The piece portrays Charles Lindbergh as a modern legend and mythical figure. It contrasts his need for the sky with life on earth, praising his restless spirit and suggesting he embodies an old time myth transformed into a contemporary hero. Lindbergh is hailed as a Knight of the Upper Air.
A clipped critique argues colleges waste students' youth while film producers find only one senior worthy of a Hollywood screen career. The piece laments the gap between promised scholarship and actual outcomes and mocks the value of degrees in the face of cinematic cynicism.
A June celebration in Cuba New York honors the 800th petroleum find in North America linked to the Genesee Country and the Oil Spring used by Indians. The New York State Oil Producers Association leads the event with Seneca participants, Franciscan Fathers, and oil men in attendance.
Sonia reconciles with Franklin while Sidney’s visit sparks gossip about Don Stillwater and Mrs Stillwater. A lunch in Chinatown reveals tensions as Sonia confronts Sidney and Franklin appears at her desk, stirring romance and jealousy before a cliffhanger ending.
A quirky scribble notes the ironies of news and fame with references to Col Lindbergh in Illinois. An odd item mentions a barber in New York being run over, reflecting a collage of headlines and local color from the era.
Old Man Coyote and Miss Coyote share playful, tentative courtship in the Old Pasture as they test each other, finally touching noses and deciding they may become friends. A light dialogue reveals playful mischief and evolving acquaintance between the two coyotes.
The Coast Guard cutter Bear ends a forty year era in Arctic service as it sails for the last time and the new steel cutter Northland takes over. The Bear, famed for rescues, deliveries, and disaster relief in Alaska, will be stationed as a receiving ship or training vessel in San Pedro.
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