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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1927
Page
6
Amarillo Urges Real Estate Law and Street Planning
Citizens demand a city zoning law to protect residential areas from commercial intrusion and to unify downtown development. The Real Estate Board argues better street layout and numbering across subdivisions is essential, calling for city engineer, commission, or zoning authority action to end street confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bng
Amarillo
Denver
Youth's Real Fault Exposes Calls for Moral Challenge
The Rev. Charles W. Fisher of Indian University says youth revolt is largely ethical and criticizes college students for complacent, lazy attitudes toward life. He argues wasted college opportunities are dangerous and that drunken expulsion can be less harmful than persistent spiritual neglect. He urges focus on values over materialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fisher
Indian University
Ople
Fisher
To Shake or Not to Shake President Coolidge Blames Rheumatism
Aged classic note argues the president’s handshaking with daily visitors harms his health. It cites Coolidge denying lamed list from handshakes at Kite House and questions the custom’s value. The piece adds a nostalgic plea that people would miss telling descendants they met the president.
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Coolidge
Kite House
The Rectified Mistake Chapter 10 Unwilling Adventuress
Camilla faces a scandal as a mysterious young woman Doris appears among her circle. Henry Fielding refuses to pretend nothing happened while Camilla draws a tentative line between trust and envy. Doris arrives in New York amid headlines, sparking renewed tensions as Camilla seeks to protect her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla
Mexico to Study U S Confiscation Procedure
Washington March 25 The retroactivity and confiscation issues in Mexican oil law echo a past U S debate over Alaska coal lands. The piece recounts surveying, leasing shifts, indictments and eventual leases, noting long delays, losses, and a Seattle lawyer’s comparison between Mexican hesitation and U S measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Bering River
Alaska
Mexico
Senate
Congress
Munday
Seattle
Santa Fe Officials Travel to Tulsa for Loss and Damage Meeting
A group of Santa Fe general office officials left Saturday for Tulsa to attend the system loss and damage meeting. Amarillo officials Bowman Jarrett claim agent and D G Hume chief clerk joined others T S Clapton car accountant and T J Lawler from the Over Short and Damage department. Officials from across the Santa Fe System including Chicago San Francisco Denver and the Gulf will participate. sessions run three to four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Tulsa
Amarillo
Bowman Jarrett
D. G. Hume
T. S. Clapton
T. J. Lawler
Chicago
San Francisco
Denver
Gulf
Two thatched cottages called The City in Wiltshire
In Christian Malford Wiltshire two thatched cottages sit in a secluded spot and are locally known as The City The nearest shop is two miles away reflecting their rural isolation and distinctive name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Malford
England
Wiltshire
Doris Finds New Life in Cousin Camilla's House
Doris adapts to a fresh life at her cousin Camilla's grand home, gaining a small suite with a bedroom bath and a piano. Camilla keeps Doris largely in her quarters, allowing meals but discouraging social mixing, shaping Doris's discreet presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Camilla
Bully and the English Sparrow Mob in the Dooryard
In Farmer Brown’s yard Bully the English Sparrow leads a noisy mob to seize a house from Skimmer and Mrs. Skimmer. A crowd of local birds arrive to help defend the home as Farmer Brown’s Boy drives off the intruders. Mrs. Skimmer settles on the roof signaling a new safe nesting site.
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Bully
Skimmer the Swallow
Mra
Skimmer
Mrs. Skimmer
Farmer Brown
Bluebird
Robin
Sammy Jay
Speckles the Starling
Black Pussy
The Fielding House Intrigues and a Teasing Cousin
Doris surveys a gilded drawing room where younger guests flatter Camilla. A hushed exchange with Geoffrey reveals a cruel taunt about Doris, while Henry Fielding courts her singing. Camilla muses on Hartley as she plots independence from her husband. (To Be Continued)
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Doris
New York
Fielding
Camilla
Miss Mackay
Henry
Pearance
Boudoir
Geoffrey
Henry Fielding
Mrs. Horton
Florida
Hartley
Chaperones Return In Style Amid Marine Oversight
A social note observes chaperones regaining popularity while marines arrive to aid in chaperoning across communities. It quips about Victorian-era norms, Coolidge era diplomacy, and humorous asides about politicians, writers, and young evangelists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Real Estate Transfers Listing Amarillo Texas Display
Multiple property transfers listed from T H Hudspeth to John P Mathis and others in Amarillo area. Transactions include blocks and neighborhoods such as San Jacinto Heights Mirror East Amarillo Glenwood Bivins and Morningside with prices ranging from 5 091 50 to 25 000 and up to 9 500.00. Owners and buyers include Florella Bush G G Ordway L A Wells J L Walker Miles Realty Co C M Hynds R S Scheig and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Hudspeth
John P. Mathis
Florella Bush
F. M. Leithauser
San Jacinto Heights
San Jacinto
San Jacinto eHights
J. J. Harden
L. E. Haggard
East Amarillo
Arthur Clark
O. A. Shackleford
Morningside
R. S. Scheig
G. S. Williams
Soviet Woman Envoy Writes Red Love Book
Mme Alexandra Kollontay Soviet minister to Mexico author of Red Love writes of her life six husbands and her book will be sold in the United States but she cannot come to this country due to political tensions.
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Associated Press
New York
Mme
Alexandra Kollontay
Mexico
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