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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1928
Page
4
The scene shifts from a social gathering to a young artist’s crisis as Tess, Jerry King, and Saxon Rhodes inhabit a sunlit Monterey setting. Jerry questions art versus practicality, while Tess pursues painting and a complex attraction to Jerry, amid a backdrop of dance, dogs, and shifting relationships.
The piece notes New York night clubs increasingly rely on private home bars and indoor saloons. It highlights evolving nightlife, hidden bars behind doors or safe-like bookcases, fashioning a genteel yet raucous scene with frosted mirrors, spice scents, and velvet secrecy.
Lewis E Pierson of the United States Chamber of Commerce calls members to prove production serves society not dominates it. He traces industrial revolutions and urges industry to enlist top minds, placing responsibility on business leaders as politics loses primacy to economic power.
A reader argues fewer cripples on city streets reflect advances in treating infantile diseases and programs by Shriners Lions and Rotary aiding crippled children. A reckless high speed road incident leads to manslaughter charges. An New England woman sues an antique dealer over a three thousand dollar sale of a table claimed worth twenty thousand.
Berlin reports say officials near Foreign Minister Stresemann predict Germany will end its conciliatory stance toward France after Poincare's victory. They suggest seeking strong European allies to press for changes and possibly adjust policies with Poincare as Briand.
A Ringling Brothers circus poster for a September 1 performance in Shreveport sparks a verbal contest between two Black residents. They debate whether Ringling Brothers or the John Robinson Circus is superior, reading the banner’s fine print to reveal the date and a nod to John Robinson.
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