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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1928

Page

6

Reclaiming Waste Land Plan for Public Use

The Regional Planning Federation of Philadelphia proposes public acquisition of 200000 acres of waste land across Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware to create forests flood control water sheds and recreation centers. The plan aims to expand reforestation and provide affordable vacation spots while aiding flood insurance and watershed protection near major cities.

Regional Planning Federation of Philadelphia Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Region Planning Federation America

Writers in a Republic Face an Epic Challenge

The piece contrasts writers with merchants and manufacturers in a prosperous era. Dr. Julius Klein’s reflections on America's foreign trade blend business rigor with poetic flair. It also notes Jacques Bainville’s rebuke of Coolidge’s message as emperorlike, while downplaying comparisons to a Roman ruler.

Republic Julius Klein Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce U. S. Department of Commerce Magazine of Wall Street America Earth Father Columbus Mexico Peru Jacques Bainville Coolidge Herbert Hoover United States Heaven Calvin Coolidge

Burge ss Urgent Secret in Peter Rabbit Tale

A brief item hints at lingering worry around a hidden secret in a story featuring Mrs. Peter Rabbit and a Burgess figure. The fragment suggests suspenseful stakes in a quaint local setting.

Mrs Peter Rabbit

Little Mrs Peter Keeps Hidden Secret in Briar Patch

Peter suspects a secret held by Little Mrs Peter in the dear Old Briar patch. She denies running away while concealing a worry deep in her eyes. He leaves for the Green Forest, unaware of the truth, as she guards the truth to keep it safe.

Mrs. Peter Peter Fuzzy Fuzsy Briar-patch Briar Green Forest

Echoes of a parting in a Sausalito twilight

In a tension filled scene on Hyde Street a woman named Jerry confronts her lover Saxon about a fractured relationship. She clings to a lasting love while he admits pain and desire but insists they must part. Marza vanishes, leaving letters behind and hinting at deeper betrayals as the chapter ends.

Jerry Marta Hyde Street Yale Sausalito John Phil Saxon Marza Robert Caples

White House Work Goes On Despite Demos

President Coolidge maintains a quiet routine at Cedar Island lodge on the Brule River near Superior Wisconsin while the National Democratic convention unfolds in Houston. He relies on the press and radio for updates as he learns canoeing from Chippewa guide John Latock and enjoys the lodge life.

Associated Press Superior Wis Houston White House Coolidge Brule River Cedar Island Lodge Daily Press Lodge John Latock

Kansas City Sees $4 Million Veneer Company Merger

The Penrod Walnut and Veneer Company of Kansas City announces a merger that will give it control of the Kosse Shoe and Schleyer company of Cincinnati and the Des Moines Sawmill, creating a $4,000,000 concern—one of the largest in the world. Officials say outside plants may be joined to the Kansas City operation.

International News Service Kansas City Penrod Walnut and Veneer Company Kosse, Shoe and Schleyer Company Cincinnati Des Moines Penrod Company

Trade slump in New York road houses

New York road houses face a trade slump mirroring the decline of night clubs. Jazz and cabaret entertainment fade as patrons vanish, leaving venues emptied despite former wealth spent on outfitting interiors. Cabmen cling to loyalties while urban pleasures shift, and many operators retreat or go bankrupt.

New York Road New York Healy 66Th Street Columbus Avenue Bustanoby's Upper Broadway Everbody Healy's Sherry’s Central Park College

Stern Expelled From Stock Exchange for Unethical Conduct

Edwin H. Stern, NYSE member since October 13 1910, was expelled today for unethical business conduct. The report notes Leipzig Germany held its first auto show this spring.

Associated Press New York Edwin H. Stern New York Stock Exchange Leipzig Germany

Wild Duck a la Australia in Sydney Restaurant Tale

A Sydney patron curses the menu then orders wild duck to spice his dinner. The dish proves domestic, prompting laughter as the waiter teases with sign language and the diner laments the tame bird needs some wild spirit.

Sydney

Farmer Patent Pushes Foolproof Flying Machine in Missouri

Excelsior Springs resident George Turner, a farmer who has never piloted any aircraft, completed a three foot model and applied for Washington patents. His so called foolproof craft would hover stationary, take off and land without a runway, move forward or backward with multiple propellers and a gas bag, and descend softly via wheel springs if engines fail.

George Turner Washington Turner

Orientals Inspire Hat Modes for Film Stars

Hollywood reports that Orientals inspire this year's hat trends sponsored by film stars and players. Renee Adoree wears a small turban echoing Egyptian headgear with Chinese dragon motifs in gold, combining two Oriental styles.

International News Service Hollywood Cal Renee Adoree

Shaw Defends Self Over Editorial Barbs on New Book

George Bernard Shaw protests editorials on his latest work Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism and Capitalism. He notes his long habit of writing letters to editors and dismisses claims about reworking the book and other alleged details as unfounded or bungling.

International News Service London George Bernard Shaw Shaw Aes Evening Standard Rodin Troubetskoy Venice

Arliss notes American enthusiasm for Shakespeare

London dispatch reports actor George Arliss praising American interest in Shakespeare while starring as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice after a long U S tour. He highlights ever full New York theaters and a fast moving stage device. Arliss has crossed the Atlantic 52 times with his parrot Inkybit. British Malaya shows growing aviation interest.

International News Service London Shakspeare George Arliss Shylock New York Mr. Arless Atlantic Occasio Inkybit

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