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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1927
Page
12
The text lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C HAWK as General Manager with Associated Press affiliation. It provides subscription rates for Amarillo by carrier and mail for various durations and notes dates and contact details.
A cautious coyote in Green Meadows hears unfamiliar animal scents and sounds from a circus at night. He answers a distant coyote call, learns of a captive, and is driven back to the Old Pasture by a mighty roar from Simba the Lion, ending in fear and retreat.
A 76 year old Des Moines woman begins piano lessons and proves that art enriches life beyond career goals. The piece argues that pursuing music or painting increases personal joy, urging Americans to value dabbling in the arts for fulfillment and suggesting teachers may see a rise in demand.
The Ross hotel at Fifth and Pierce streets completes this week, underscoring Amarillo’s forward vision. Built by local booster John W. Ross, the project illustrates citizen-led growth, with residents investing funds and guiding a broad development program for the Plains country.
A satirical piece envisions absurd musical works and urban scenes to critique culture. It riffs on inverters, cow numbers, Edinburgh auditions, and a court verdict in Greece, weaving toward social absurdity and curious headlines from 1927.
Hartley Sr confronts son about the woman at the chateau and a duel tied to Doris. The young man explains Doris is alive, possibly pursued by a secret service, with Doris fleeing Paris under a lawyer’s protection. A luncheon with an American guest hints at new complications as Camilla arrives. Constantinople grants a monopoly on outdoor ads to one firm.
A Washington observer notes two British foreign policy strands toward Russia with Churchill leading the hard line and a quieter trade-building wing. Britain and the United States cooperate to monitor Soviet intrigue, while Senate progressives realign, highlighting Borah's isolated stance and shifts among La Follette Norris Ashurst Shipstead and Howell as Frazier moves positions.
Potter Carson and Hutchinson counties met at Panhandle to examine routes for an oil field highway. Hutchinson and Carson officials will inspect a proposed route next Saturday and report to Potter County. County Judge Sam Motlow urged a favorable outcome as Potter weighs a half million dollar bond for the project Connecting Four Corners to oil towns is a goal.
Washington May 3 United Press the greatest exposition of aircraft and airway equipment opened here today honoring air delegates to Inter American and Pan American meetings and the U S Chamber of Commerce. Seventy manufacturers participate commemorating a year of America's airway system with new engines planes and navigational aids. President Coolidge will welcome Army fliers who completed the flight around South America.
In Chicago on May 3, reports say waitresses in medium priced downtown restaurants earn up to 50 a week with daily tips often 6 to 8, plus meals, while stenographers average 25 and shop girls less. Employers note tipping has become a predictable part of income. A separate note states Japan will manufacture aluminum in a five million dollar venture.
In a humorous tale a townsman named Hiram Haskins resists repeatedly serving as pallbearer for three late spouses of his friend Jim Barstow. He worries about being unable to return favors while acknowledging friendship and loyalty.
Paris May 38 American training of a French noble family's sons yields an international alliance. June wedding of Miss Jacqueline Harper daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Harper of New York and Paris to Count Andre de Saint Phalle follows elder siblings Helene and Alexander's marriage. Count Andre plans American citizenship and joining his brother’s stock brokerage firm.
In London a thousand East End residents celebrated Harold Lloyd as a Tornado of the Ancient Order of Froth blowers. Harold’s London agent C V Traggardh noted the charity run group under Sir Alfred Fripp. The Kid Brother was shown to Bow and Bethnal Green waifs at the investiture cinema.
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