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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1928
Page
8
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The New York stage portrays Hessian mercenaries of 1776 with empathy, arguing they knew little of the war aims and suffered many deaths. The piece reflects on how, despite progress, nations still mobilize young men to fight distant wars, mirroring Revolutionary era international relations.
A reflection on the decline of the rural country store as a community hub. The Cotton Textile Bulletin notes that autos and higher living standards pull shoppers to cities for dry goods, while entertainment media replace the store as a source of ideas and social life.
A discussion notes Indiana leads Western Conference basketball ratings and highlights regional passion for the sport. It questions why Indiana prioritizes basketball over football and why hockey has flourished more in Canada and New England, while other regions lag.
A hundred thousand Chicagoans prayed for cleaner city and state politics. The piece urges reformers to quit praying and start voting and working, noting citizen effort can oust machine politicians. It also contrasts Missouri memorial funding with a cheaper bid and mocks song writer claims about copying tunes.
Jill Stuart, 20, and husband Jack Stuart face social strains after a Pittsburgh party invite. Amity Smythe’s humiliation prompts a quiet, public act of generosity from Jill, changing a tense dynamic and foreshadowing future consequences amid family business dealings and a $100,000 stake in a Chicago mine deal.
Paris correspondent recalls the glamorous but profit driven dressmaking salons nightly events with cocktails orchestras and opulent venues. He notes French society icons and the contrast with hardworking mannequins and saleswomen as American husbands fund the splendor. The piece also visits Corot’s chateau and scenes around Ville d Avray and Rue de Lappe near the Bastille.
A collage of fiction and dialogue sketches follows Irvin S Cobb from travel humor to social scenes. The piece features Jill Stuart and friends, witty exchanges, and hints of a forthcoming continuation. The narrative shifts to a sailor-turned-artist with a humorous sign painting episode.
Peter Rabbit visits Scrapper the Kingbird to hear about wintering life in the Sunny South. Scrapper explains that down there forests become jungles, trees vines and even grass differ, and that birds and animals are unlike those up north, mentioning a cousin seen in Panama.
Amarillo Kiwanis heard Bishop R A Gerken detail St Anthony's Hospital expansion with a total investment over 600000 upon completion. He noted past additions in 1900 1922 and the current phase valued at 400000 while praising the hospital as a local asset. The luncheon drew 87 percent attendance and featured a Simmons College band quartet.
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