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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1927
Page
7
A mother goes away on a trip with the family secretly hoping to rest her nerves. She returns rejuvenated, realizing she envies others who work, and vows not to say I am tired again. She resolves to value home and work after Aunt Dora’s busy life.
Mrs H Rietman visits son J A Rietman in Tascosa while Miss Agnes Walker of Houston stays with her sister Mrs T G Stargel. Mr and Mrs C A Roberts and son Duane return from Carlsbad Cavern trip. Birth announced of a seven pound boy March 4 at St Anthony’s hospital.
The Watermelon section of the State Institute for Experimental Agriculture claims a new method to make vodka from watermelons. The government keeps the formula secret and plans to double output as watermelons are more abundant in Russia than in the United States.
Lexington report notes Daniel Boone incurred 55 pounds in court judgments for non payment of debts amid early frontier records.
Paris officials estimate that 400000 of the citys 3000005 inhabitants are employed in dressmaking or related trades highlighting the sector’s vast economic footprint in the French capital.
Lotus blossoms in Chicago evoke ancient Nile scenes as readers glimpse a floral motif in a city scene. The fragment hints at cultural comparisons and decorative symbolism without detailing events or dates.
W O Gatton travels on a short business trip to Clovis New Mexico. Miss Grace Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Gardner is very ill at 208 Crestway. Mrs R L McSpadden returns from a month in Dallas. Miss Ida Yeck formerly of Denver is at H L Barnard company.
A brief note reports day bloom visible in the lagoons of Lincoln Park. Local observers note the unusual flowering along the water edges attracting visitors to the park.
In Constantinople an education minister order prohibits public and private school teachers from using rouge powder eyelash blacking lipstick and silk dresses. A second order requires childless teachers to adopt an orphan or a child of impoverished parents.
In Chicago a drug store promotes a striking policy by advertising it does not sell wines, liquors, cigars, cigarettes, chewing gum, candy, stationery or stamps, signaling a shift toward novelty offerings or alternative goods.
TOPEKA Kansas report notes that the offices of county commissioner and county engineer remain the only county positions in Kansas not held by women, highlighting a persistent gender gap in local government.
Paris reports France’s equivalent for “taking French leave” as running away in the English manner. The line contrasts French restraint with English customs, reflecting cultural nuances in language.
Mrs. Desire Stoute, 95, of Lafayette, survived pneumonia and smallpox and now waltzes and seeks to learn the Charleston, reflecting resilient health and vitality in old age.
A fox turned on a horse at a Lancaster hunt, bit the horse on the leg, and fled, after the horse had stepped on the fox tail, escaping the pursuing hounds.
A London report outlines plans for a creche or day nursery intended for children of young married couples attending services, plus a garage facility. The feature notes the proposal as part of church or community outreach in the city.
The South Harrow Baptist Church opens a creche run by the minister Rev. H. G. Hoare and his daughter. Nearly all members are young couples who cannot leave babies at night to attend services. Volunteer helpers assist with childcare.
In Philadelphia forty four percent of public school children are of foreign origin with Italians leading the races among immigrant groups. The data highlights the city’s diverse student population and the prominence of Italian ancestry in the school system.
The Dis tillers company of Edinburgh plans a Melbourne whisky plant after Victorian barley passed expert tastings in Scotch stills, marking a new Australian production venture.
In Turkestan a wedding includes the bride and groom seated on a carpet with a roasted sheep offered by the parents. A mullah or priest asks consent, the sheep is carved, pieces are salted and fed to the couple, and the marriage is formally proclaimed.
The Amarillo high school band will give a concert next Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock in the Municipal auditorium. Soloists include Mrs. B. B. Potter on violin with Miss Hamilton at piano, plus trumpet trombone clarinet and saxophone solos. Under Oscar Wise, the band has prepared marches and overtures and invites the public.
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