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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
12
The Amarillo Globe News issues an old front matter page listing publication details, staff credits, and subscription rates. It includes the publisher Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C. Hawk, with association to the Associated Press and mailing information. Rates show monthly and yearly carrier and mail options for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
Louis Untermyer’s son’s suicide prompts a vow to reduce youth crises. The writer urges honest living over cant, urging adults to rectify society’s flaws and restore youth’s trust, lest disillusioned youth push back in unwanted ways.
A discussion in the Magazine of Wall Street argues government ownership of coal mines is plausible and even favorable to both miners and operators. The piece notes long strikes without clear victors and highlights a broader shift in social and economic creeds, from hardline stance to openness toward government ownership.
The article surveys a tense European scene with Albania arresting a Yugoslav legation attache on espionage charges. Italy threatens intervention, Mussolini’s risks, and flare ups in Poland Latvia Lithuania and Soviet Russia raise fears of a replay of the World War era.
Sonia and Maxine plan a Marin county trip with Franklin Crane. Sonia discovers Franklin with Genevieve Erickson at a Warfield movie, fueling jealousy and forcing a confrontation about their future. Sonia demands a choice as the weekend looms.
Owners of the Adelaide House in London plan a roof orchard of 70 fruit trees and an eighteen hole cutting course, following a New York style for urban gardens atop skyscrapers.
AP notes Betty Carstairs to race speed boat in Detroit regatta against international rivals. A seal used as pace maker for the Zitenfield sisters’ Albany to New York swim. Jolting note on Admiral Jellicose and Hugh Gibson in golf. Fraulein Aussem’s tears at Wimbledon. X ray micrometer measures atomic distances. Hereford Richard Fairfax sold for meat at $92 after nine years. Svanetia bans radio as devilish, Mohammedan priests damage set. Nuevo Laredo bars women from saloons. Mrs Coolidge buys a snuggle pup during shopping trip.
Sammy Jay reports Old Man Coyote is house hunting for his mate Mrs Coyote. Peter Rabbit and others react with humor and concern as the pair’s arrival changes the Green Meadows dynamic. Sammy hints at a circus past and foretells new trouble, while Mrs Peter and the narrator brace for impact.
A light anecdote from Carolyn Wells about the Sesquicentennial in Philadelphia portraying how people bend sense of distance and time. A visitor boarding a train asks how far Philadelphia is from New York and learns distance is symmetric. The tale ends with a remark on Christmas and New Year intervals.
A charming salad features deviled eggs cut lengthwise paired with asparagus tips and sliced beets, presenting a vintage-inspired presentation and balanced flavors.
A collage of humorous lines on US and world affairs. Jokey remarks touch on Soviet trade, women and cooking, beach weather, baseball quirks, water drinking, GOP third term talk, and a playful nod to married golfers. Copyright NEA Service 1927.
J Flamson of Cester England quits a 60 year mining career at age 88 to farm. He worked 12 hours daily and remains a smoker. He is a father of seven, with the oldest 64, and has 20 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren.
Bertha Landes, mayor of Seattle, reflects on a year in office as the world’s largest city led by a woman. She urges an official greeter for every American city, notes the time taken for introductions, and asserts her commitment to city business while rejecting sensational publicity and cigar ads.
Police unravel a scheme where two women used street clothes as disguises to steal clothing from a department store. Investigators found a fortune in dresses hidden in an apartment and say the pair used overcoats hats and hosiery to conceal garments while shopping.
Hamburg plans a new towering block inspired by New York’s Flatiron Building. Its corner design resembles a ship’s prow with an elevated sidewalk and upper floor promenades for workers, touted as Germany’s latest American skyscraper approach.
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