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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
15
Chicago writer Roy J. Gibbons profiles Ernie Young, forecasting the girl of tomorrow with cigars, public swearing, independent living, and a shift to tailored dress. He predicts closer haircuts, sideburns, fewer undergarments, new skirt belts, opulent belts, lispeaking, and a modern, masculine vogue.
Overnight dispatches report the Argonaut train paused fifteen minutes in San Antonio to let Governor Moody board on the way to El Paso for the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers convention. Other items note state tax lobbying fallout and a vagrant conviction in Dallas.
Manuel ex king of Portugal remained in England during the recent revolution and showed no plan to restore the Braganza monarchy. Portugal has had almost thirty revolutions since 1910. He and his wife the Hohenzollern Princess Augustine Victoria had luncheon with the king on the day the latest uprising was crushed.
George and Queen Mary visit Buckingham Palace as Manuel, exiled former king of Portugal and son of assassinated Carlos I, maintains a distant throne hold. He lives at Fulwell Park Twickenham with wife, age 38, no children, enjoying tennis golf and motoring amid stormy times. Spain harvested over 6,000,000 tons of wheat last year.
A Manila carnival event will crown Mr. Philippines, aiming to promote Filipino male development and pulchritude. Eight prizes, no entry fee, with a silver cup for first. Open to natives over nineteen with Filipino parentage. doctors and civic leaders will judge. The best candidate must embody Hercules strength and Apollo beauty and symmetry.
William Hollick of Barking England suffered acute hysteria stammering and tremors after a board struck his toe. A court ordered his employers to pay him 2000 dollars in damages for the injury and lost work.
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