Amarillo Globe March 10, 1927 publication notice
Historic Amarillo Globe issue details subscription rates and publication notes from 1927. Includes publisher director names Gene Howe and Wilbur C Hawk, Associated Press affiliation, and office contact elements. Prices listed for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier and mail across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amato
Texas
Incom Daily
The
Globe Fillmore
Amarillo News Publishing Co
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Sunrise in the City Transforms Morning View of Urban Dawn
The essay argues that the city can rival the countryside at dawn as morning light reshapes skylines. It describes sunrise turning downtown heights into glittering towers, making streets and windows shine with beacon-like radiance. The moment passes as the sun climbs, yet the impression hints at future city visions.
Night Clubs and Crime Expose Post-Prohibition Appeal
An April Smart Set piece recounts New York clubs near Broadway as bejeweled scenes of excess. It profiles hostesses who describe dancers and drinkers courting wealthy patrons from midnight to dawn, with payoffs, blackmail risk, and fragile lines between entertainment and exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Smart Set Magazine
Letter to Rose Sparks Hidden Yale Game Offense
A college man resolves to confess love in a long letter to Rose Abbott, drafts a sincere apology, and hides the note after a brutal football coach scenes expose team discipline. He doubts her feelings, fears betrayal, and reflects on trust, love, and the dangers of sentiment in a campus drama.
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Helnia
William Alden
Rose
Alma Mater
Old Abbott
Yale
Sun Spots Rally War Hype In Moonlit Prophecy
The article argues the sun’s sunspot cycles trigger global upheavals and social tension. Prof A L Tchijevsky links eleven year spot peaks to rises in nervousness and major events, naming Napoleon and others as examples, and predicts renewed volatility in the next three years.
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Israel Klein
Nicaragua
China
Spain
Portu
Italy
Near East
A. L. Tchijevaky
Astronomical Observa
Tory
Moscow University
Russia
Prof
Tchijevsky
Florida
Raons
Napoleon Bonaparte
Attila the Hun
Mohammed
Joan of Arc
Richelieu
Garibaldi
Moltke
Gambretta
Lenin
Napoleon
I Wish Rose Would Come to Me in Letter Plans
A narrator considers sending a compromising letter to Rose Abbot and contemplates alternatives while dealing with an intruding rival G Burton Anderson. He recalls past conflicts, rejects paid writing on football, and refocuses on spring football preparations at Soldiers Field amid personal tensions.
Nightlife at odds with crime and luxury clash in club scene
A hostess describes a meeting ground where ultra fashionable elites sit with bootleggers, gunmen, gamblers and jewel thieves, while certain night clubs connect jewel thieves with victims and fuel narcotics peddling with costly after clubs parties.
Railroad yard clerk may lose right hand in wreck
Raymond Foster 26, a Rock Island yard clerk, may lose his right hand after a yard accident in Rock Island railroad yards Tuesday night. His hand was crushed between two box cars. He lives at 610 Foreat Avenue and is now in Northwest Texas hospital.
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Raymond Foster
Rock Island
Foster
Rock Island Lines
Forreat Avenue
Ilo
Northwest Texas Hospital
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