Amarillo Globe ad page with publication details
Amended masthead and publishing information for Amarillo Globe News dated March 30, 1927. Publisher editor and staff roles listed. AP affiliation noted. subscription rates and mailing terms outlined for Amarillo readership.
Retiring Amarillo School Board Members Honored
The Amarillo school trustees Walter Blackburn W N Durham and H S Milholland are thanked for their years of service as their terms end this week. The article notes the need to expand facilities to keep up with enrollment and to plan for the district's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Walter Blackburn
W. N. Durham
H.S. Milholland
Truck Service to Boise City Proposal Gains Support
Amarillo business leaders back the Board of City Development plan for a daily truck line to Boise City and the Oklahoma Panhandle oil district. The service aims to overcome train schedule drawbacks, require sufficient tonnage to be self sustaining, and improve trade with Dalhart Texline Clayton and Cimarron county towns amid the oil boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Board of City Development
Boise City
Oklahoma Panhandle
Dalhart
Texline
Clayton
Cimarron County
Frankenstein's Monster and the hazards of invention
An Ohio youth dies after his own experimental radio device backfires. The piece compares his fate to Frankenstein and warns that civilization itself births dangerous forces that could destroy humanity in future wars. It urges careful, wary progress to avoid self-destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Frankenstein
The Start of the Debacle in Camilla’s Winter Cruise
Camilla faces a potential scandal as she plans a February yacht cruise with Harry Brandon. Henry Fielding prohibits the trip, reproving her behavior and threatening to stop the voyage, while Camilla contemplates independence and possible divorce amid mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Iowa
Elsie
Fielding
Camilla
Hartley
New York
Harry Brandon
Henry Fielding
Brandon
Henry
Arcadia
John Hartley
Europe
Elopers
Becky the White House coon wins friendship loses prestige
The article tells how Becky, Calvin Coolidge's beloved White House coon, moves from central fame to life at the National Zoo as spring brings changes. She remains a popular animal but her status shifts from White House liaison to a general zoo resident amid public sentiment and royal treatment.
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Becky
White House
Rodney Dutcher
Ashington
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Spring
National Zoo
Washington
Coondom
America
6000 Naval Reservists to Train at Sea This Summer
Navy announces that about 6 000 Atlantic seaboard and Middle West reservists will sail on destroyers and other ships for four training cruises this July through August. Cruises cover Long Island New York Newport Rhode Island and Philadelphia with contingents from Boston Baltimore Washington New Haven Jersey City and more. Training includes squadron maneuvers drills target practice torpedo and mine work.
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Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Middle West
Long Island
New York
Newport
Rhode Island
Brooklyn
Fox
Baltimore
Allen
Boston
Willbark
Worden
Fluss Dale
Converse
Reid
Rochester
Hopkins
Lawrence
Hatfield
Brooks
Humphries
J. K. Paulding
Philadelphia
Erie
Pennsylvania
Osborne
Coghlan
Preston
Lamson
Dallas
Georgetown
King
Miami
Sturtevant
Jacksonville
Florida
Childs
Lynn
Springfield
Worchester
Massachusetts
Flusser
Dale
Portland
Maine
Isherwood
New York City
Newark
Hoboken
Garfield
Buffalo
Dunkirk
Kane
Barry
Sands
Newport News
Williamson
Charleston
South Carolina
Gulf
New Orleans
Rueben James
Bainbridge
Allen and Fox
Ne Haven
Connecticut
Perth Amboy
Ne Jersey
New Rochelle
Sining
McFarland J. K. Paulding
Camden
New Jersey
Sharkey
Toucey
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Toledo
Indianapolis
Chicago
Columbus
Charles Ausburn
Bruce
Fox and
Whitestone
Fall River
New Bedford
Providence
Hartford
New Brunswick
Bridgeport
Tompkinsville
McFarland
Watertown
Niagara Falls
Oswego
Jersey City
Kane, Humphreys, Hatfield
Brook
Rock Island
Emancipated fashion and social quips spark satirical notes
A satirical column notes women dress standards and independence with tongue in cheek. It jokes that men fall behind in speed dressing while women focus on appearance and swearing. comments on Sundays gas sales, radio calls for improvement, and a pricey grand home. The piece ends with fashion tips about cocoanut bracelets and shell ornamentals popular in Europe.
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President Coolidge
S. Hartley
Radio Commission
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Harry Sinclair
Ford
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