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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
6
A reflective piece contrasts old travel by stagecoach river steamer and sailing vessel with modern Pullman trains and airplanes. It notes the loss of romantic color as technologies advance, argues people may undervalue contemporary travel, and suggests future generations may sigh for today’s speed and style.
The Yosemite National Park contains over 1000 acres of private land slated for national property transfer to preserve the park. A $2 million cash exchange and land trades require a new Congressional act in the next session as lumbering looms next year. Readers urged to contact Congress. The National Radio case settled for 50 000 per plaintiff after radium poisoning suits. The Humane notes relief as proper, avoiding further legal battles. Zona Gale wed William Breeze in a tempestuous ceremony.
In this Burgess tale Scrapper explains to Stickytoes how the tree frog Big Stickytoes digs a drying brook bed to form a small pool for mate seeking and tadpole safety. The pool shields young tadpoles from predators until rains return and they join the Great World.
Jerry and friends attend a lavish Santa Clara hillside gathering hosted by Phil Cowper. Drinks flow, flirtations spark, and a revelrous mood leads to risk and discomfort as profligate behavior clashes with hidden tensions. Ora flirts with Saxon while Jerry watches, feeling crushed as a poolside incident escalates and threatens breakups.
A reflective column walks New York streets noting scenes from Times Square to Jersey and ends with a comic call for sharper, snappier traffic cop quips. The piece names personalities like Herb Roth and James Gleason, mentions clocks and a Colgate timepiece, and cites traffic etiquette in a bustling city landscape.
Ensign C. V. Hammer who has led Salvation Army work here for a year will depart early next week for Ponca City where he is transferred. Hammer and his wife start their new duties Tuesday and his farewell sermon is Sunday at 8 p.m. Captain and Mrs Noah Halfhill of Pawhuska Oklahoma are appointed to take over and arrive early next week.
A Warfield tale features Mr Cohen imagining a future of wealth for his family. He envisions riding a shiny carriage with two white horses through Central Park while his wife urges sharing the dream and their baby Benny stays at home. The scene turns on Cohen insisting he drives alone.
Chicago motor club warns that July and May have the highest child accident rates, predicting a summer peak in fatalities if drivers do not stay vigilant. It notes holidays remove school patrols and more children on bicycles and skates increase risk.
A humorous caption from the Karikaturen in Oslo contrasts parental strictness. The cartoon features a dialogue about parenting boundaries with a wry remark that the father is the target of strictness, while the mother appears firm in spirit.
State Senator Thomas B. Love of Dallas, candidate for lieutenant governor, says he has no desire to lead but wants honest politics and government in Texas. He recounts a long political record, noting support for Governor Moody in 1927 and claiming he spent more of his own money than any man in Texas on campaigning for prohibition and good government.
Houston Texas June 22 delegates to the National Democratic Convention will be greeted by young women of Dixie who pin cape jasmine buds on coats. Alvin citizens led by Dr B F Winn announce 8000 cape jasmine buds will be shipped in advance to honor the event and its perfume fame.
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